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mother nature is giving us about anywhere between 15 and 20in so far this season. so with this natural snowfall, what i like to call the natural when it comes in, they're going to need to work that snow. and what they're going to try and do is refresh the terrain that is currently open. they'll subsidize it with machine made, but they're also going to be looking to see what they can open safely. so that's the big kind of look at it. the mountain operations teams, they're professionals. this isn't their first rodeo. what they'll do is they'll try and make sure they can open as much as they can, as safely and as quickly as possible. so that's what's going to kind of happen. also with this snow load we're looking at two inches an hour, possibly three inches an hour. we might see avalanche mitigation go into effect for the first time this season. so just level set your expectations. go to the website, check out the snow reports and see what's going to happen on the mountain. this also has winds, so we could have some wind holes. but i'll tell you what the stock level i

we also sought mother nature's dangers as fires burned across alberta, canada. can see the lightning associated with severe thunderstorms in florida and in the southern ocean, a giant iceberg drifts off in the month of november. with all of the satellites, as they capture them from high above, they are using these to provide long-range data for research whether that is in the changing climate or the immediate dangers associated with things like hurricanes. we can see the ocean satellites, all of this goes into long-term outlooks. >> mother nature is certainly powerful. brace for major delays. caltrans is going to shut down lanes of the highway for the next several days. caltrans says it is for maintenance. they are cleaning up debris on the roadways. shutdown begins tomorrow at 9:00. >> they are going to clear off all of the debris. and they want to make sure the highways are safe. >> this link closure will take place on both sides of the 101 from -- to 13 street in san jose. >>> coming up in just a few minutes, a day of service honoring doctor martin luther kin

and they're hoping mother nature cooperates. >> speaking of mother nature is a 14. let's take a live look at what's cooking in tahoe to clear the roads do look clear there, which is good getaway. friday, long weekend. lot of people want to ski this week. today's a good travel day. yeah, it's nice and dry there. we've got the new snowfall, right? the roads are clear that i don't like to go on the he'll do is if you get up there >> can use kees. nobody think tomorrow because there quite a whopper get tomorrow is probably the day that you have to be chilling in the cabin after a skiing, right that yeah, i'm not fancy live. yeah, it then sunday gets here in a lot of us. you know, got the extended week to sunday due the skin and monday have back. so kind of just work have a lot of fresh powder on sunday. it's going to be a decent amount. yeah, it's not as big of a snow maker in the snow elevation is going to be a little bit higher, but we're still going to look at. >> extra foot of snowfall at the top of some of those runs. so that is going to be really nice. your look o

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nothing like last year, but it definitely gave a lot of mother nature snow for the mountain teams to work with. people in the sierra are expecting two more systems to move through the area over the next few days, so let's talk about that and your bay area forecast and bring in rosemary. >> it certainly a great sight to see. finally for the sierra. >> you're right. finally and these next storms will benefit the sierra more than us. but that's okay. yeah it is. yes, we need it in the sierra. and that's what we are likely to get. let's take a look at the numbers outside our doors at this hour. we are in the 40s and low 50s, so a chill in the air already a beautiful view there over san francisco. 53 degrees at this hour. our temperatures range from mid 50s to low 60s today, so not too bad right? about average for most high clouds already spilling in as the next system is moving through the pacific northwest and into northern california. tonight for us, it will take until late tonight, early tomorrow morning. this ridge has been parked here over the last 48 hours or so, bringing us the dr

that just caught on fire. >> reporter: mother nature also spawning a tornado in ft. lauderdale. >> oh, my god! >> reporter: damaging marine vessels and power lines. neighbor describing the moment of impact. >> everything is flying everywhere. some of our furniture ended up a couple doors down. >> it's a snowy sunday in new england. >> reporter: severe weather even stretching into the nfl as the jets faced off against the patriots at a snowy gillette stadium. >> the snow continuing to fall here. >> reporter: this weekend shovels are working overtime after much of the region escaped significant snoefl for nearly two years. >> five more inches is supposed to come. >> so you're doing it all day and into the night. >> yeah. >> typical. typical snowstorm. i miss it. >> reporter: except the snow drought continues for new york and philadelphia, cities that barely got a dusting. >> kathy joins us from worcester, massachusetts. the northeast is on alert for more weather this week, right? >> reporter: kate, that's right. as you can see in worcester we got a lot of snow, roughly

is favored to win all of those games. >> mother nature is undefeated in all sports at all times, it is going to be brutal, which will make for interesting viewing if nothing else. i want to bring in the virtual-reality globe to talk about the set up of what is going to happen. i highlighted the coldest of the cold air that is already starting to make a break from the arctic and canada into the northern states across the u.s. watch what happens as we wind the clock forward from right now all the way through the weekend, we will see the air making more of a push through the middle of the country. really spilling down almost to the gulf coast, that will have big implications on the weather for some of these nfl games, specifically we will start with the first game chronologically of what is going to happening in kansas city. temperature is negative, it is going to be below zero at kickoff at 7:00 local time in kansas city and getting even colder as the fourth coldest postseason game in nfl history. and the weather in buffalo on sunday, can't wait to watch this one, it is going to b

but one factor of course that none of them control is mother nature. now. >> and shout out to mother nature, weather is one -- >> she's been making her presence known. >> not only her presence, but she is reminding us all that we are just human beings. and candidates can't control the weather, not even a president. tonight's turn up, as you probably heard, it's become a question of enthusiasm and weather preparation. >> these are icicles that just got cooked -- >> look what we did. >> 35 minutes in negative 60-degree weather here in iowa. >> maybe, that's how they roll here in iowa. >> i think it may be an issue, especially since a lot of us are driving into the locations. >> is there any amount of coal that would keep people from coming here and vote tonight? >> alaska cold might slow us down but not iowa cold. >> if you have ever lived in a cold state, and spent some time in iowa and michigan, and you probably know about that kind of cold, competition. take it all together, though, tonight, and the one tradition that can still redeem this iowa experi

mother nature, i think is lower on the list than jack smith.ect them to carpool, van pool on the top of snow plows, good feeling they will get to the caucuses. moving to new hampshire, one week later, interesting polling disparity and polling has been off so much. you have boston globe which shows trump ahead of nikki haley 46-26, 20-point lead. move to cnn and this is first poll i've seen with single-digit difference, trump 39 and haley 32, seven-point difference. >> dr. siegel: i think everyone is right, people will go to football games and iowa caucus and desantis will have a big problem if he doesn't show up well in iowa. i think he won't. new hampshire, nikki haley is looking good and south carolina her home state, she will start looking more and more like the number two, which might mean trump will choose her as number two. >> harris: a former cabinet member of his. >> kayleigh: new hampshire, what is interesting, the contest is meaningless, the dnc pulled delegates away from it. he has williamson not going to beat biden, they know the cu

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of course, the survivor but as well, again, just showcasing, you know, mother nature is unpredictableu just never know what i was able to see that movie in tahoe when it came out a couple years ago and that the incident at alpine change the way the whole world looks avalanche is at ski resorts. so it's very >> it's a very good film watch to learn about what's going on very relevant today well. all of this is eye-opening because i i think i easily we kind of figure if you're going to sort that they have a groom, they have it all figured out. if you're going to the back country. you're taking your chances, you know, and they do their medications as they as we said, you know, they did sunday. they did the avalanche mitigation there and >> they opened it up he was saying, you know, a lot of folks, they're probably on their second run of the day when this happened. and there's just really no way of predicting necessarily thanks for the information. interesting. all right. talking avalanches check in our weatherman, lawrence karnow. look at the conditions up there right now. yeah. look at t

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that's ahead. >>> all right, just in mother nature weighing in on the iowa caucuses. this is iowa right there. you can see right in the middle of the snowstorm there. they're getting 8 to 12 inches in some places. nikki haley was forced to cancel a campaign event in sioux city this morning because of the weather. the caucuses themselves, rain or shine, they are next week. not the only thing nikki haley's worried about. she's also the focus of a new attack ad out this morning paid for by a super pac backing donald trump. cnn is in snowy des moines, iowa, at least cold des moines, iowa, for us. eva, what are you hearing? >> reporter: john, there is an added sense of urgency from these candidates in these closing days here. what we saw over the weekend from both governor ron desantis, nikki haley, was them sharpening their attacks against former president donald trump. take a listen. >> i think if we're relitigating the past elections, if it's about donald trump or his legal issues or criminal trials or all that stuff, you know, i think it's going to be a really nasty el

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how responders are preparing for anything mother nature throws. >>> ever since he can remember, andrew has been dreaming of this moment. born and raised in mill valley, he always wanted to be a firefighter. >> has always been a goal to work and live in that same community. my dream has come true. it is an awesome opportunity. >> reporter: a rookie firefighter paramedic that's a first responder to all kinds of disasters getting ready for his first big storm as another atmospheric river brings heavy rain and possible flooding as early as tuesday night. the national weather service issued flood warnings for the region as well as an advisory. the county fire department has a sandbagging station set up, though few residents have taken advantage. >> it is difficult. nobody believes the storm is coming. it is coming. >> reporter: mario is the public information officer for the fire department . she said the station has been beefing up staff with an expected 6 to 8 inches of rain in central marin county. >> it is probably one of the primary concerns. everybody needs to get prepared making sure

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they grew and grew and grew and just over the years it's mother nature taking it away again.veryone who came along to help rebuild the bench has their own memories of the place. i used to walk with my wife on the beach _ when she died lastl april, used to these little stones message on it. to remember her and now it's going to start over again. these are memorabilia from the previous bench with names. so it might be nice to add some of those back when people come back and see them. some of the first time that they have had to do this. the bench has been damaged by storms before and in the summer by a fire. this plaque donated then, is not the centrepiece for the new bench once more. the group say they hope that more people come along and add more driftwood and mementos to build the bench up once again to the community hub it once was. voice-over: for more - stories from across the uk, head to the bbc news website. hey, i'mjulia with the catch up. tonight — who scored a brit nomination, sunak faces another rebel, and a rhino—saving breakthrough. but we've got to start with the

are doing and they understand what they need to do, but that doesn't ever get in the way of what mother nature do. >> reporter: he is with a trade association that represents ski resort in california and nevada and says every resort has its own plan the many factors including topography and how slopes have reacted. he says that decisions are made day by day monitoring the forecast and slopes before the sun touches it and most resort use these tools. >> explosives which can be hand charges or artillery. they use the cutting and there's another one you use called -- which uses gas to create an explosion. then it hopefully triggers an ambulance. >> reporter: the latest from tahoe did not slow down rentals at this sports basement. >> this is my first season where i am getting fully kitted out for the first time. >> reporter: in a cautious but excited for the long weekend. >> were probably going to homewood or maybe palisades on monday. we will see what is open and what is accessible. >>> the person who died was a 60-year-old -- 66-year-old kenneth kidd and the family says they are still coming to

can mother nature deliver and does she have tickets to the championship game? >> both, yes. weather on sunday is going to be the complete opposite of what we remember the last game being. >> yay. >> brock purdy had to wipe the rain off his hands before he threw a pass sometimes. this time it might be wiping sweat off the brow. there's no rain on sunday. and we're going to be in the low to mid-70s. it's going to be a complete turnaround. and that means it's a big story for everybody else whether you are going to be interested in the game or not. whatever part of the bay you are in on sunday, is going to be about ten to 12 degrees warmer than today. and some records are going to get broken. maybe a fast warm-up. we'll get into the detail on that in one second and first look at the big picture here. a little bit of light rain sitting off the coast. i don't have rain in the forecast for like the next five days and watch the futurecast and you will notice a few more clouds today. but it's not a story of any rain today. we're going to be like low 60s for daytime highs. but look at

but mother nature, you know, you can't decide whether what mitt mother nature's going to do. so what they do here palisades tahoe. is they a lot of of avalanche mitigation and they had been doing that since investigation into this avalanche very much ongoing. back to you. >> our hearts do go out to the family affected by all of this. thank you for your live report. >> all right. let's talk about our forecast back here live. look outside at downtown san francisco could see sales force tower on the left-hand side of your screen. there relatively clear skies, though. let's check in now with kyla grogan for more on what we need to know. hey, kyla. yeah. would actually talk about tahoe and the conditions there today. as you can see, it is calm today. they do not have any snow falling. 27 degrees, though. chilly out there. >> but there is clear sunshine. obviously there's going to be an investigation going on. so some good news is they have today the weather on their side to get a look at that live. look right now from diamond peak. and you can certainly see some of that snow that

make their decision tomorrow, we'll go live to the hawkeye state as the candidates compete with mother nature to make the closing arguments. i have an all-star panel to break down which candidates could be moving forward, who could be going home, and whether the frigid weather will make or break their candidacy. crisis delayed. congressional leaders reach a deal to avoid a government shutdown, at least until march. but some hard right republicans are poised to stand in the way. house minority leader kathleen clark joins me to talk about what the heck is going on. and on this mlk holiday weekend, my emotional conversation with former attorney and speech writer for dr. king jr.. -- misses most about his dear friend. i'm jonathan capehart. this is the sunday show. ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> we are in the home stretch. in 26 hours, republican caucus goers and iowa will begin choosing their nominee for the white house in the first major contest of the 2024 presidential election. right now, the candidates are spread across the state, making their closing pitch to voters. gop front runner donald trump addressed his

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it says it supports environmental activism but claims the group mother nature encourages social unrestvestigations online and she says the risks are worth it. i want to do something for positive change. i don't want to see this continue to happen to cambodia, to cambodian people, and to our next generation ever again. when i feel tired sometimes, once i meet people, young people from the community always encourage me and that motivates me to keep going. around 60 million tonnes of sand a year is dredged from the mekong, according to research by newcastle university. this is unsustainable, they add. where i'm standing was actually once the river but they've not just used this sand to create a new island, they've built office blocks, condos, skyscrapers. even the windows will need sand. but cambodia is not alone in its insatiable desire for sand. it is the world's most mined mineral. the problem here is they are dredging at an already fragile ecosystem that scientists fear is on the edge of irreversible collapse. the mekong is called "the mother of water" in the many languages spoken alo

. >>> mother nature is throwing everything it has as much of the country. >> snow, tornadoes and floodingy under severe storm threats causing major problems from the center to the east coast. nearly 1 foot of snow fell in parts of iowa. the caucuses are coming up and at least one dozen tornadoes have ripped across florida. it ripped homes from their foundations and toppled trees. a lot of people are stocking up on supplies and forecasters say this. it could go on for a few more days. >> watcher newscast 24/7 on brew crew and other streaming platforms and we are joined with what's coming up with 530 news. >>> that up with crime and fighting back. how a storm manager in oakland decided to take matters into his own hands and how he pushback against burglars. >>> also elon musk is trying to overhaul his social media platform letter asked. his new vision that could involve your money. >>> turning to ai.

and as i said, mother nature could be kicking up those storms back into gear. just on the other side of the 7 day forecast. as for your roads, things out, there certainly wet already. and we've yet to even see the heaviest of rainfall pushing through that just means get to the roads extra early. do not be pushing the put the pedal to hard today. the last thing you want to do is be rushing through these very slick conditions. richmond center fell and golden gate doing just fine. despite those active showers right now. it has been one year since 7 people were killed at to half moon bay mushroom farms. it's the deadliest shooting recorded in san mateo county. >> the half of residents coming together last night to remember the trying their best to heal from the shooting. however, sarah stinson has that story. >> among those attending the heartfelt and emotional vigil. local leaders farmworkers the families of the 7 people killed one year ago and a survivor who lost his own brother on that fateful day. >> vigil held tuesday night in half moon bay marking one year si

how mother nature is threatening both football schedules and republican caucus events in iowa. >>> coming up . the city of antioch is bringing in private security with a big chunk of the police force under federal investigation. how the new program will hopefully work. this election is a choice between results or just rhetoric. californians deserve a senator who is going to deliver for them every day and not just talk a good game. adam schiff. he held a dangerous president accountable. he also helped lower drug costs, bring good jobs back home, and build affordable housing. now he's running for the senate. our economy, our democracy, our planet. this is why we fight. i'm adam schiff, and i approve this message. >>> it is time for your money watch report. u.s. stock exchanges are closed today in observance of martin luther king jr., but friday wall street had a bumpy session. we will see how things go tomorrow. >>> job cuts have been affecting many industries in the bay area. they are hitting a popular animation studio. emeryville based , pixar, said it will slim down its bay area workforc

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that avalanche watch for the backcountry so just avoiding that and making sure that we just let mother natureontinue to give us all of this precipitation and snow that we see. we can see as we take it up through 80 and 50 we start to see the snow as we make our way into donner summit but getting there is slippery. avoid that as we go through this very stormy weekend. we will bring it back here and scan the skies with storm ranger. we still see steady rainfall through the north bay, they stay especially for the delta right there -- we could see heavy pockets here and there but it will give way to some clearing sunday morning. as we time this for you the afternoon rolls on to 3:00 and get ready for heavier downpours but this will be the main activity as we go to late sunday or early monday. this is where the rainfall totals wrap up especially for the north bay. we do have a flood watch in effect already as we go into sunday night and really the coastal mountains and santa cruz mountains will also tap in so the potential to see the power issues and tree limbs coming down and also the possibility

. >> reporter: mother nature is not a candidate, but clearly a major player in iowa. blizzard warnings. bitterly cold conditions. but the political climate, still red-hot. >> we need a leader who will go in and unify the country. >> the hard left and the hard right are screwing everything up. >> it comes down to things affecting me every day. >> reporter: front runner donald trump will plow to the first-in-the-nation caucus. but there is frustration for some that he spent more time in the courtroom then on the campaign trail here. >> he is not shaking hands and meeting people and doing things all the other candidates do. >> reporter: for the rest of the republicans in the race, iowa is all about momentum. >> if you will join this movement, if you will fight this fight with us to get back on track, i promise you our best days are yet to come. >> reporter: nikki haley and ron desantis, looking for a boost that will define them as the strongest challenger to trump. >> i do not think you will ever be able to cast a vote that has more impact given the circumstances. >> whe

. >> give us a break, mother nature. thank you so much. >>> so we are finally learning why the defense secretary has been in the hospital for more than a week after keeping the public and the president in the dark for days. lloyd austin is being treated for prostate cancer. now the white house has issued an order to all cabinet members to make sure the failure to disclose doesn't happen again. here's the story from cbs' david martin. >> reporter: secretary austin had surgery for prostate cancer more than two weeks ago but hid the diagnosis from his commander in chief. >> the president didn't know about the diagnosis until this morning. >> reporter: austin underwent surgery on december 22nd. cbs news chief medical correspondent dr. jon lapook describes the operation which the pentagon called an elective medical procedure. >> when you take out the entire prostate, it is a major operation. >> reporter: on new year's day, austin began to suffer complications. >> including nausea with severe abdominal hip and leg pain. initia

mother nature really putting on a show today. ahead at 6:00, how the big surf is delivering an unexpected boost to businesses in the area. >>> more trouble for bart today. the system dealt with delays all morning long again. the troubled story with the disabled train stuck between the north concord and concord stations. this was on the yellow line towards sfo. we were told up to 300 passengers had to get off that train, and were transferred onto the other one. officials think at least one person was injured in the process of transferring from the disabled train to the rescue train, and she was treated at the scene. >> it's kind of frustrating a little bit because i took off work. i'm trying not to be late to work. but i guess things will happen and just hope for the best. >> well this will come just a couple of days after the new year's day bart train derailment and fire. that happened on the exact same line just outside the station. nine people were hurt in that incident. >>> in burlingame, a cal train hit a car sending one pers

we start with a one-two punch from mother nature. while millions are digging out of the first major snowfall of the season, they are also bracing for a second winter storm. this new system is moving across the country hitting the plains and midwest today, and it's expected to slam the northeast tomorrow night. flooding is a big concern. this is what many people are dealing with -- tires spinning after more than a foot of snow fell in some places. cbs' astrid martinez joins us now from here in new york with the details. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, anne-marie. the snow started early in the afternoon on saturday and continued throughout the night until sunday afternoon across much of the northeast. the system leaving travel woes for many adults, while children, they marveled at the first sight of flurries in years. the first significant winter storm of the season blanketed the northeast over the weekend. >> pretty nuts having this much snow in such -- very sudden, too, like we didn't get any gradual snowstorm, nothing like

the pacifica pier is now closed for at least 3 weeks to damage done from mother nature. kron 4 sarah stinson reports. >> spoke with some people who live here along the coast in pacifica. many people saying they are surprised that the survived the high tides and massive waves. and even though they're bummed to hear the appeal will be closed for 3 weeks, they're hopeful this will be a permanent fix, a metal gate now blocks the entrance to the pacifica pier. the city says it's unsafe in damage. >> after waves repeatedly slammed it on december. 28 last thursday and friday. >> what's the most amount of water ever seen? come over the sea wall. >> wife are very dangerous. >> city officials say the waves and high tide were so strong that they damaged sections of the piers west-facing dec and concrete railing president's standing. it's a testament to >> strength of that here, however, yeah, the damages is happening. the peers set to be closed for the next 3 weeks while it gets a structural assessment. the work is expected to start friday and be completed by january 25th. the city

was already time for him to leave. on metal, but they themselves didn't have time for it cut, mother natureecided to intervene a little in this process, to say that it had some significant meaning, i can’t, but of course it was such an unplanned performance, which directly relates to your question, what is happening there now, well, yes ... you are right, the main naval base in the black sea is , of course, sevastopol, and the ship repair plants in crimea are of great importance, and besides, one should not forget that the base is not only sleeping capacity and bc warehouses, it is infrastructure , an infrastructure that includes many elements, including its civil part , the same hospitals, in... say, dining rooms, places of residence, personnel, their families, the same schools, kindergartens, all this remained in sevastopol, and of course, for them it is a painful question, they actually have to be separated from their families, let's feel sorry for them here, no, and besides, of course, separated from some elements of logistics, of course they... these issues will try to be solved someho

they just want mother nature to be a little kinder to them this year than it was last year. we're live in san francisco. ryan curry, abc seven news can't control that. >> thanks, ryan. don't forget, you can track the forecast anytime with the same live doppler seven that sandhya uses. just search abc seven bay area in your device's app store now to download it. >> moving on in the south bay, a santa clara man has been charged with killing his wife in their home. >> 27 year old lee ran chen was found covered in scratches and blood after police were called to his home to perform a wellness check. his wife body wife's body was found nearby. police say she died from blunt force injuries to her head, and that chen told an officer he punched his wife. chen was supposed to be arraigned today, but is currently in the hospital. he is expected in court next wednesday for a third straight time. a judge is delaying a ruling in a case involving both california racial justice act and the antioch police texting scandal, as abc seven news reporter anser hassan explains, it could mean reduce

. >> we expected the evening commute to bms and mother nature has delivered on that, on the first alert doppler, with the latest band of heavy rain making its way around the coast. the rain is about to taper off over downtown san francisco. the band of heavy rain is about to cross the bay over towards oakland and san leandro, there is more rain that extends down to the peninsula. same thing for sonoma and napa county, plenty of heavy rainfall over marin county as well. that activity will continue pushing further to the east, the spots that are rain free for the moment, parts of the tri-valley, fremont, the rain will return in short order, the rain is climbing over the santa cruz mountains and making its way into the santa clara valley. there's more rain offshore, not quite as intense as this band moving through right now but it's still enough to keep the roads wet for the evening, there is plenty more rain in the forecast tomorrow and sunday, and monday. we will track that coming up. >>> richmond was once dubbed as the murder capital of america, the city reported its lowest homicide rat

however, mother nature is unpredictable and avalanches can and do happen. but fortunately, tragic everybody stops and thinks about and goes. that's terrifying. >> soon they're pulling someone out. kt, 22 remains close. that run. the person who died has been identified as 66 year-old kenneth kid, an avid skier who lived in both point rays and the truckee area. kron four's terisa stasio spoke with a skier who was on the mountain when the avalanche hit. >> we're walking up to katie. we saw the lift was shut down. there is obvious sense of awe, not panic but a lot of activity going on around the base of left, mainly focused on ski patrols. they were working curiously to do something. and we had heard i've actually talked to somebody that just comes doubt that. he told yes, i was human and i saw at apple inc happened right underneath us castro valley resident mark sponsor says that he immediately realized something was wrong when his group arrived at kt. 22 early wednesday morning. >> to tackle the in fans run at palisades open for the first time this season and

but if mother nature has other plans i can turn deadly, like you said, sara stinson live for us from palisades tahoe this evening. thanks so much for that live report. >> all right. chief meteorologist lawrence karnow has been following the conditions in the sierra. and here's now. he's here now with that part of the story, lawrence. it's been snowing a lot of their yeah has been coming down quite a bit. there were no avalanche warnings currently in effect when the avalanche took place. of course, we started out the season with some warm storms. well, you can imagine that is going to create a layer of moisture from that. that snow there to different consistent with the kind of come through with some of these colder storm. so you start to build up these lares almost like layers on the cake and eventually some of the conditions are right. some of that can slide. and that's when you get an avalanche. and now we're seeing these cold storms moving in. you got snow is a live shot, right? incline village. so it's all the way down the lake level. remember, we started out the season. they wer

skiers quickly took to the slopes to enjoy what mother nature finally delivered. a pretty good first game right now >> that's not actually staying pretty dry. so it's a nice, fine powder you it was started out a little bit wet. but right now it is pretty dry making for some great scheme. not so much snowballs, the deluge of snow overnight made for some hazardous driving conditions in chain control. and while the winter storm warning expired wednesday, drivers were advised to be cautious on the roads. the scattered snow showers are expected to keep coming. looking ahead to the weekend. a winter storm watches now in effect for saturday and sunday at elevations above 3,000 feet in the sierra drivers are discouraged from traveling during the heavy snowfall. dan kerman kron. 4 news. >> alright, weather time here as we get a live look back in the bay snow up in the sierra. >> cold here in the bay area. i mean, not bitter. but from what seen this season, it's it's colder than it has been. yeah, i i really should be wearing, like, you know, some furry boots or something,

. >> you can't predict mother nature tonight. >> one person is dead after an avalanche at palisades tahoe. what? we know about the victim and his ties to the bay area and residents in the south bay hunkered down as they plan for freezing temperatures on the way . >> we're live with a look at how they're getting ready. the 11:00 news on ktvu fox two starts now. how low temperatures and rain expected in the next few days have prompted santa clara county officials to open warming centers for the public. hello again everyone. >> i'm julie julie haener and i'm mike mibach. santa clara county libraries will be used for people looking to warm up ktvu south bay reporter lamonica peters live tonight in san jose with a closer look at how some are preparing for the cold overnight weather here. lamonica mike. >> temperatures are expected. expected to drop to the 30s and 40s overnight for the next three days. and the warming centers are supposed to provide people with a warm and safe space to be, even if it's just for a few hours. >> it's bad out here. the rain i came to calif to three years ago, and