north bay. as a result, the north bay has seen the bulk of the precipitation so far, with up to 2.00" in the wettest locations and widespread accumulations of .66" to 1.00" across the inland north bay valleys. warm sector precipitation ahead of the main cold front has already pushed deep into central california, bringing at least minor accumulations to nearly all portions of the san francisco bay and monterey bay areas. the bulk of the rain from this storm is expected to come through the remainder of this morning and into the early afternoon as the cold front sinks deeper into the golden state. southwest flow of 40 to 50kt at 850mb will accompany this storm system today. this southwest flow will enhance the frontal boundary as it shifts southward today by providing deeper moisture advection/vapor transport into the region as well as increasing the already favorable (orthogonal) orographic setup. as a result, much heavier precipitation is forecast to fall over the areas most susceptible to orographic effects, ie, the highest terrain over big sur (and to a lesser effect the santa cruz mountains). while 3-5" storm total is generally expected across these two areas, locally higher amounts of 6

north bay. as a result, the north bay has seen the bulk of the precipitation so far, with up to 2.00" in the wettest locations and widespread accumulations of .66" to 1.00" across the inland north bay valleys. warm sector precipitation ahead of the main cold front has already pushed deep into central california, bringing at least minor accumulations to nearly all portions of the san francisco bay and monterey bay areas. the bulk of the rain from this storm is expected to come through the remainder of this morning and into the early afternoon as the cold front sinks deeper into the golden state. southwest flow of 40 to 50kt at 850mb will accompany this storm system today. this southwest flow will enhance the frontal boundary as it shifts southward today by providing deeper moisture advection/vapor transport into the region as well as increasing the already favorable (orthogonal) orographic setup. as a result, much heavier precipitation is forecast to fall over the areas most susceptible to orographic effects, ie, the highest terrain over big sur (and to a lesser effect the santa cruz mountains). while 3-5" storm total is generally expected across these two areas, locally higher amounts of 6

rainfall amounts from friday through sunday will generally be 0.5-1.25" north bay, santa cruz and santa lucia mts - north bay valleys.25-0.75" -elsewhere generally less than 0.5". given the lower snow levels minor accumulations will be possible above 3000 feet. drier weather finally returns to the bay area by monday as high pressure/ridging develop. in addition to drier weather, much warmer temperatures are expected next week with some locations hitting 70 deg f by tuesday. (catherine) with the kron 4 mobile app - you can track the weather as rain is set to return to the bay area this weekend.. and see the storm damage in your neighborhood.. you'll be the first to know about breaking news when it happens... by turning on push alerts. (grant) another big story we are following tonight-- police say the suspect involved in a shootout with officers in san francisco-- has died. (catherine) it happened at a barbershop on the corner of geneva avenue and london street. four other people-- including an officer-- were shot. kron 4's dan kerman is live in san francisco tonight with the latest details. dan? this is security vid

rainfall amounts from friday through sunday will generally be 0.5-1.25" north bay, santa cruz and santa lucia mts - north bay valleys 0.25-0.75" -elsewhere generally less than 0.5". given the lower snow levels minor accumulations will be possible above 3000 feet. drier weather finally returns to the bay area by monday as high pressure/ridging begins to develop. in addition to drier weather, much warmer temperatures are expected next week with some locations hitting 70 deg f by tuesday. (pam) in berkeley four men are now officially charged with sexually assaulting two underage girls. we first told you about this story last night. today, sex assault charges were brought against four of the five men originally arrested. they are accused of luring a total of five teen girls to an apartment ... threatening them with a gun... and then making them perform sex acts. some of the charges carry a kidnapping enhancement... which could increase the prison terms for the suspects if they are convicted.. (pam) police are looking for a man... accused of trying to lure a 13-year-old girl into his car as she was walking home from scho

rainfall amounts from friday through sunday will generally be 0.5-1.25" north bay, santa cruz and santa lucia mts - north bay valleys25-0.75" -elsewhere generally less than 0.5". given the lower snow levels minor accumulations will be possible above 3000 feet. drier weather finally returns to the bay area by monday as high pressure/ridging begins to develop. in addition to drier weather, much warmer temperatures are expected next week with some locations hitting 70 deg f by tuesday. new ahead new ahead at 8 what new video is revealing about las vegas gunman stephen paddock.. in the days leading up the one of the deadliest shootings in u-s history. and next. fear of an impending trade war ... sends the stock market plunging. how the president's new tariffs could cost you more money.<> ((kim sports tease))well the warriors are getting one of the all stars back on the floor tomorrow night against the atlanta hawks.is steph curry back to one hundred percent? we'll talk about it. it is march madness full of big time highlights, big time wins breaking it all down later on in the show. we need to be ready for whatever weat

in addition, patchy fog may develop once again in portions of the north bay valleys. however, not expecting widespread freezing conditions or major impacts from fog. a warming trend will get underway monday afternoon and continue through midweek. look for temperatures to rebound into the upper 50s to middle 60s on monday with middle 60s to middle 70s on tuesday. as the ridge building over the eastern pacific shifts toward the west coast by wednesday and thursday, widespread 70s will be common across the region with a few inland locations potentially reaching into the lower 80s. with the ridge aloft, dry conditions are likely through the upcoming week. the ridge is then forecast to weaken slightly as weak storm systems push inland to our north late in the forecast period. any precipitation associated with these systems is expected to remain well north of the san francisco bay area. the end result will be for temperatures to moderate down slightly late in the week and into next weekend. (justine) a big story we're tracking. facebook is undr fire...for it's role in the c

in addition, patchy fog may develop once again in portions of the north bay valleys. however, not expecting widespread freezing conditions or major impacts from fog. a warming trend will get underway monday afternoon and continue through midweek. look for temperatures to rebound into the upper 50s to middle 60s on monday with middle 60s to middle 70s on tuesday. as the ridge building over the eastern pacific shifts toward the west coast by wednesday and thursday, widespread 70s will be common across the region with a few inland locations potentially reaching into the lower 80s. with the ridge aloft, dry conditions are likely through the upcoming week. the ridge is then forecast to weaken slightly as weak storm systems push inland to our north late in the forecast period. any precipitation associated with these systems is expected to remain well north of the san francisco bay area. the end result will be for temperatures to moderate down slightly late in the week and into next weekend. (j.r.) today along the peninsula it was a day to honor our country's veterans. it wa

rainfall amounts from friday through sunday will generally be 0.5-1.25" north bay, santa cruz and santa lucia mts - north bay valleys 0.25-0.75" -elsewhere generally less than 0.5". given the lower snow levels minor accumulations will be possible above 3000 feet. drier weather finally returns to the bay area by monday as high pressure/ridging begins to develop. in addition to drier weather, much warmer temperatures are expected next week with some locations hitting 70 deg f by tuesday. (pam) another big story we are following tonight.... an officer involved shooting in san francisco, has turned deadly... tonight... we are learning more about those who were wounded and survived the shooting.. this all unfolded yesterday afternoon, inside a barber shop on geneva avenue and london street. kron-4's dan kerman ... at police headquarters ... with how this all ... with how headquarters at police dan kerman ... kron-4's street. and london geneva avenue shop on inside a barber afternoon, yesterday unfolded this all this all unfolded yesterday afternoon, inside a barber shop on geneva avenue and london street. kron-4's dan ke

anywhere in the north bay valley locations fog will be a problem, napa less than a mile visibility. wind speeds are calm. a lot of the fog is settling inland. at sfo it's picking up at 9 miles an hour. downtown san francisco 8 miles per hour. so that might help push the fog out of here or it might help push the fog inland. is he that could be a problem. southwest winds in -- so that could be a problem. southwest winds in fairfield at 13. the fog is not impacting the airport at the moment but it could go there. 48 degrees in san francisco now. 49 in livermore. 50 in oakland. >>> the roads are looking okay, especially in the north bay, even though there's some foggy areas along that stretch of 101. here's a live look. this is right near petaluma boulevard north and you can see or not see the reduced visibility as folks make their way through that stretch. so be careful this morning. drive with caution. over along 580, "super commuters" look at the "diamonds and rubies" for your friday morning commute, beautiful. and your westbound ride about 23 minutes between 205 and 680 as you head

no rain or snow in the forecast and we have cold conditions out there near freezing for the north bay valleys and rain will arrive for thursday and a lot weaker than initially suspected. mostly the north expwai it'll impablght them -- bay and it'll impact them. saturday and sunday expect to see a chance for rain out there. we could get snow with that and temperatures in 309s for a lot of spots. livermore cold at 33 and oakland 37 and warmer in san francisco 45, san jose 38 and temperatures dropped a lot in santa rosa and it's being impacted. zero visibility for the area and santa rosa down to three. jaclyn, how are the roads? >> in accidents in the mother bay due to fog but be careful with that as part of your morning commute. as neda mentioned, it'll be foggy and hard to see. we're tracking slow downs and no reports of accidents but take a look at interstate 80 near carlson in the westbound direction and brake lights developing and no reports of crashes but seeing the delays a little further out quicker earlier this morning than compared to what we normally do. over at the maze, traffic back

tonight's temperatures, look at this, dropping into the mid and upper 30s in the north bay valleys, east bay valleys. you still see green on the mat and white around lake county. in mendocino county also. the snow level dropping to 3,000 feet. the chance of rain, everybody today and tomorrow, friday and saturday -- it looks like that will be the driestf days this weekend. i know you like to get outside with a bambino once in a while. >> every day. stopped raining just in time for our walk yesterday afternoon. timed out perfectly. >> i'm so happy to hear that. >> hopefully we can do the same today. so far, we're looking good on the roads. yesterday, we had a lot of crashes, likely due to the weather. we do have wet pavement as mike has been telling us. i have live doppler 7 on top of the traffic maps. here we go. a shower pushing through. it was over gold ep gate when we went on the air at 4:30 in the morning. the richmond-san rafael bridge as well. parts of hercules. yeah. it's definitely out there still this morning. not nearly as widespread. here's a live look at the richmond side of t

side, about 66-67 degrees, but low 70s in downtown south san francisco and 75 to 77 through the north bay valleys until santa rosa northward with low 80s. east bay is 73-76 degrees. inland where we have 78-82 degrees. all right. let's look at how the rest of the day unfolds as far as getting near record high temperatures. napa is the closest at 77 in the forecast, 78 the record, just from last year. san jose within three degrees today, and you see livermore about four, and then san francisco, about ninine. the shark tank looks gorgeous, all the surrounding clean air in the south bay. temperatures 75, 73, no need for a jacket. get a sidewalk cafe for lunch. 6s at 4:00 at the coast, but mid-70s elsewhere, and 60s at 8:00, and midnight, milder, temperatures in the low to upper 50s. in fact, we'll drop down into the upper 40s to mid-50s overnight hours, and might save yourself some money and not use a heater the next several days. handle the pollen? open the windows. get rid of the cabin fever and winter yuck in the house. >> i have a lot of winter yuck in the house with sick kids. >> oh, no. yeah, y

upper 30s in the north bay valleys. low to mid-40s in the inland east bay neighborhoods and mid to upper 40s in other neighborhoods. a great thing about this morning, no windshield wipers. the morning commute as i bring in alexis -- >> a lot easier. we've had tough ones this week already. we're off to a quiet start. you may have to turn the heater on full blast this morning. but no major delays, at least so far. up to the north bay, we've got the visibility layer on top of our traffic maps. a little bit of fog there into santa rosa. the brighter the white, the denser of fog. that's not very bright. i don't think it will cause major slowdowns or visibility issues today. other than that, a little stack-up in the cash lanes for.bay bridge toll plaz a of course, a little ways to go until the metering lights are flipped on. >>> a new twist in the stormy daniels scandal. we're live in washington with a link revealed between the trump organization and a former porn star. >>> a man is caught lurking outside a home. the move by t

we have pretty freezing conditions for a lot of valley locations and not so cold in san francisco but around the north bay and east bay, it is cold. we're warming up not till tomorrow. today, average conditions for the afternoon and high pressure will be here tomorrow into wednesday and next chance of rain wednesday night and thursday. jaquline. >> all right. right now we're starting off with stalled vehicle and this is if you're heading out of the tracy area. a live look at 580 approaching 205, a long strip of cars starting to develop there. we've got delays along westbound 205 because the car is blocking just before 580 and ride continues to be a bit slugger making way into -- sluggish making way into livermore and we have some road work along the upper deck of the bay bridge and three lanes close till about 5:00 and you can cross it but in the two lanes and a bit of a backup developing over at the school plaza and into san francisco. back over to you. >>> police looking for suspended raider and former 49er al don smith after report of domestic violence. the victim reports that smith attacked her at her

upper 30s in the north bay valleys. low to mid-40s with showers tapering to a cloudy sky. noon to 4:00, mainly across the north bay. as we get towards the 11:00 hour, if you're out late tonight, anywhere outside the north bay where you'll be raining, it will start raining as your evening winds down. you can see by 8:00 tomorrow morning, everything has shifted down to the south. we get a lot of sunshine for the most part tomorrow. by 7:00, you can see, once again, another round starts rolling through. that will linger through 8:00 sunday morning. by the afternoon hours things start to clear out. quick look at precipitation. a quarter of an inch around the bay to a third in the north bay. starting at 6:00 this evening through 9:00 sunday morning, another winter storm warning for the sierra. up to 2 1/2 feet possible. it's going to be a light, fluffy snow. it won't be that heavy, wet stuff we just dealt with. the storm you could take the one off for sunday. that's for the early morning hours. the rest of the day will be dry. look at the 60s monday and tuesday. about 20 degrees

look at this, upper 30s north bay valleys. san francisco at about 47. the biggest concern tomorrow will be the lack of visibility because of the fog, not because of the wet streets. 4:00, you can still see some stray showers out there but they're mainly green. by 7:00, it's just about over. we'll see more sunshine before the sun sets. then you can see at 4:00 tomorrow morning, any showers are mainly up in the north bay. maybe some snow way up in mendocino county and lake county at the highest elevations. tomorrow evening, that's when the next chunk of energy comes through and the better chance of showers coming down and making it wet in the evening and overnight hours. make sure you have an umbrella tomorrow. saturday, up until 3:00 it's dry. then a chunk of wet weather rolls through for the evening and overnight hours dropping our snow level down significantly, maybe 3,000 feet. snow levels high in tahoe. you can see rain on the camera right there. it is dropping also. we're going to continue that winter storm warning until tomorrow morning. now our av

and north bay valleys, numbers easily dropping towards the lower 30s where those wind sheltered valleys around the north bay, we may have to watch out for patchy fog. some of that may try to ice up on the roadways in the morning. tomorrow morning, less so as we go through the week as warmer weather arrives. and actually we see a chance of rainmaking a comeback. the radar is dry, but all these clouds offshore, that's the next chance for rain. let you know hour by hour when woe expect the rain to make a comeback in a few minutes. >>> remember, wherever you are in the bay area, our nbc bay area app is there to help you out. it is free, and you can monitor the weather conditions throughout the day on the go. >>> new at 11:00, a huge night for a bay area actor who can now call himself an oscar winner, sam rockwell, took home hollywood's biggest honor. we talked with friends who knew him when he was a student trying to make his way, mary ann. >> yes, they know him from some impr impr impr impr improv trooups. tonight some of the bay area actors that once shared the stage with him are celebrat

valley locations as well. show you what you can expect for this monday. we kick off the workweek with a chilly start especially in the north bayfor a lot of valley spots and we're warming up for the weekend. high pressure the story -- next few days cold conditions and 31 and st. helena 28 and it feels cold and that sun is officially come up. here's a look at golden gate bridge and nice clear conditions out of the bay and calm winds with san fran in the bay. the past hour and hour and a half. central valley and going to run into fog beef warm upstarting -- brief warmup and temperature coming and temperatures in the 70s for some inland spots before this low arrives. that low arrives for temperatures and average conditions and we're looking at mid 60s and in the low 60s and looks like around the bay and temperatures upper 50s and pretty comfortable day tomorrow and on wednesday. that's all before this arrives and next system it was shaping out to bring us decent amount of moisture and amount of rain. we may only get anywhere from a tenth to three tenths of an inch and arrives wednesday night lasting through thursday and next chan

everybody else pretty much about 80 to 81 degrees through the north bay valleys. calistoga, the warm spot at about 84. along the east bay shore, a lot of mid- to upper 70s here with oakland and richmond at 75. fremont at about 80. and as you move inland, we have temperatures in the low to mid-80s from pittsburgh at 80 to brentwood at about 84 degrees. going to the game tonight, 7:05, first pitch, 74 degrees, dropping down to 65. so it will be a little cool as the as try to make it 2-0 to start the season. all right, here's a look at my accuweather seven-day forecast. wind shift means a little bit cooler tomorrow, significantly at the coast. coast will be in the 60s while the rest of us are in the low to mid-70s this weekend. all the way through about tuesday and we're back to average wednesday and a one on the storm impact scale for thursday. hey, alexis. >> hey, good morning. i want to head back to walnut creek where we had all traffic stopped just a few moments ago. last time we looked at this camera on 680, this is right around treat boulevard. it does look like

upper 70s for downtown san francisco, sausalito and then low to mid-80s everywhere through the north bay valleys with 70s at your beaches. along the east bay shore, 75 in richmond. oakland about 77 degrees. look at the low to mid-80s in the inland east bay neighborhoods. here's my accuweather seven-day forecast. almost as warm tomorrow with 70s at the beaches. once again, a little cooler starting saturday. temperatures closer to average. aleks is. >> so far so good on roads. >> nice light volumes here in the south bay, northbound 101 at 880. just starting to fill in. but we don't have any major incidents for the south bay. quick check of drive times here. they will approve it for me. santa rosa to petaluma, you're looking great at 14 minutes. castro valley to the maze. in the green at 14. northbound 1501280, 680 to highway 85. that's the stretch on camera. you are in the green at 12 minutes. >>> boeing trying to ease concerns about a ransom ware attack. >> president trump may be targeting amazon. here's your techbytes. >>> in techbytes, boeing insists a ransom ware attack didn't cause major dama

we're anywhere from 10 to 20 degrees cooler with mid to upper 30s in the north bay valleys. 40s in the inland east bay valleys. lower to upper 40s around the bay and toward the coast. let's look at the morning commute. little drier this morning. >>> definitely. we're hoping for a smoother day on the roads, that's for sure. i have live doppler 7 over the traffic maps too. maybe a little bit of wet pavement left. we're hearing about a spinout crash at northbound 280 to stevens creek. it's facing the wrong way and blocking the left lane. no tea lace at this early hour. here's a quick check of the bay bridge toll plaza. little stack-up in the cash lanes. much, much drier than this time yesterday. >>> right now, investigators trying to find the cause of a fire at a vacant building on treasure island. look at this brand new video. firefighters arrived after 11:00 last night to find the structure fully involved. high winds made fighting the fire pretty difficult. crews took a defensive position and let the fire burn for an hour before it was declared out. there were no reported inj

some of the valleys up towards the north bay, in the mid 30s. eb is back in san jose. 38 now. we will see highs climbing towards the mid 50s. north bay valley, cold enough for patchy roadway ice. look out for that, santa cruz mountains, hilltops that experience the sleet and brief snow, next couple of mornings watch out for icing object ro roadway. maybe a few upper 50s around san jose. notice if you got really good vision, you got a few showers for inland spots. slight chance during the heating of the day we could see showers developing over the hilltops. even though the radar is dry right now. the areas we are watching for will be along the santa cruz mountains and hilltops, the north bay, slight chance we might see an isolated shower popping up. nothing like yesterday. most places staying cool but dry as you wrap things up. clear skies overnight. likely monday morning we will see colder temperatures. patchy frost or more patchy ice could be possible for the monday morning commute. rainfall projections as you wrap up the weekend. see the time s

north bay. as we get warmer each day, the overnight lows should come up into the 40s. in the north bay valleysven into our east bay valleys as well. in the south bay today, look for mid-50s for most of us. under a partly cloudy sky. 54 degrees for san mateo. 50, pacifica. northwesterly winds keeping it cool with numbers in the low 50s downtown and in the north bay, 52. near east bay looking at highs mainly in the mid-50s. very little variation here with 54 in berkeley as well as fremont. 56 in concord today. the accuweather seven-day forecast showing a bit of a warm-up today. a slight chance of a few sprinkles in our hills or a wintry mix there. otherwise, it's sunny and then the warmer temperatures will arrive after a frosty start tomorrow. in fact, it will take us through much of the week. this storm system is looking rather anemic as we get into thursday. it's still a one on our storm impact scale. you can download our abc7 news app and keep track of the weather in your neighborhood. march delivered, but for the rest of the week it looks more spring-like. >> it will be nice to warm up. than

low 70s north bay beaches. 10 to 15 degrees warmer in the valleys. 80 to 85 degrees a loaning the eastay shore. 75 is the cool spot in richmond to 80 in fremont. oakland about 77. 80 to 84 degrees today in our inland east bay neighborhoods. here's my accuweather seven-day forecast. almost as warm tomorrow. few more high clouds. the cooling really begins saturday. by the time we get to wednesday, more cloud cover, dry. temperatures back to average. possibly a chance of rain next friday. a's opener today. i'll have that forecast next. here's alexis. >> we're look great still for this thursday morning commute. this is southbound 680 through-wall nut creek. folks approaching 24, not seeing any major issues. not many brake linghts filling in. we have mostly green on the maps. we're holding on to that as long as we can. southbound 880 in the san lorenzo area towards the mateo bridge. down to 29 miles an hour. all things considered, not too bad. 49 minutes westbound 580 tracy to dublin. a new crash along that route possibly. he'll have an update next. dublin to mission boulevard, northbound 8

cooler spots around the north bay valleys, in the mid-40s. quite a big change from the patchy frost earlier this week. high temperatures for the bay and coast running a little bit cooler. the sea breeze starts to come back. 60s to low to mid-70s from san francisco to oakland. areas south of san jose, tri valley numbers still in the mid-80s. oakland a's baseball tomorrow evening, numbers in the low 70s through the evening. the weekend will include more clouds, stronger sea breeze. for the morning there on sunday, mostly cloudy with high clouds and patchy low clouds. the good news, no rain. just a slight drop in those temperatures as we go through saturday and sunday. san francisco out of the 70s, into the 60s this weekend. for inland spots, cooler. but still pretty mild. low to mid-70s inland, looks very nice for easter sunday, once the low clouds break up. trending cooler through mid-week. then coming up in our next half hour, we'll talk about how much more rain we expect out of that pattern change next week and how the march rain has put a li

rainfall amounts from friday through sunday will generally be 0.5-1.25" north bay, santa cruz and santa lucia mts - north bay valleysless than 0.5". given the lower snow levels minor accumulations will be possible above 3000 feet. drier weather finally returns to the bay area by monday as high pressure/ridging begins to develop. in weather, much warmer expected next week with some 70 deg f by tuesday. (pam) former raider-- and 49er... aldon smith.... has been arrested again. he was taken into custody early today in san francisco. police say, smith violated a court order ... by contacting the victim in a recent domestic violence incident. police issued a warrant... and smith turned himself in this morning. the 28-year-old former star is accused of assaulting his fiance at her home in san francisco's nob hill neighborhood. last week, he pleaded not guilty to the original charges. (steve) the baseball season is almost upon us. in just over a week-- fans will be heading to a-t-and-t park for the home opener kron 4's maureen kelly got a preview of the kinds of changes they will see ... when they walk through the gate.. t

where we do clear out, north bay east bay valleys. fairfield 39, livermore 39. napa tonight 37 degrees. got some parades tomorrow. tomorrow is st. patrick's day in dublin, not ireland, that would be a a long trip. you would have to leave right now. showers are cool in dublin, california. there will be some showers around especially late morning, early afternoon. question not sound the all clear on the rain until this low. you can see the clockwise swirl right there. that has to get to our south. when that gets south of let's say monterey bay, the rain chance is done. it's a couple hours north of the bay area. it'll take a while to get south of monterey bay. saturday at least a part of the day will carry a rain chance. futurecast says a few spotty showers mainly in the south bay. look at the showers bubbling up over the afternoon. not a washout, not everywhere, but a few showers will be around tomorrow. we will clear things out by saturday night. sunday should be mostly sunny and 100% dry. highs tomorrow running well below average. only 58 in san jose and palo al

low to mid-80s through the north bay valleys. 84 in santa rosa record. 75 to 80 along the east bay shoree record in oakland. 80 to 84 in our inland east bay neighborhoods. sun-soaked coliseum today. 1:05 first pitch, 71. 4:05. 76 degrees. here's a look at my forecast. almost as warm tomorrow with more high clouds. then you can see temperatures kind of slowly cool back to average by wednesday. pretty quiet forecast. but not on the roads. here's alexis. >> especially if you're trying to get out of the central valley. live to sky 7. over the massive backup. that was the result of a crash on westbound 580 just east about 3/4 of a mile east of greenville road. boy at the worst point, it turned into about an 11-mile backup. it is gridlock. look at traffic on the right side of the roadway. this is westbound 580 traffic trielg to get into the livermore area out of tracy. really, really tough. obviously, not a lot of alternates through the stretch. altamont pass road looks quite congested. i have been double-checking these on our traffic maps too. south of 580 looks like it's okay for now. or you

some fog reducing visibility in half moon bay but everywhere it's clear through parts of the north bay valley locations. there's a chance it could form right around sunrise time but that's not expected to be too disruptive for that morning commute this morning. your wind speeds now not disruptive at all, barely a breeze. east winds in hayward at 3. east winds in berkeley at 3, as well. we could see the winds start to pick up in the north bay hills especially around 8:00 this morning. that's when it may be a bit breezy in those locations. 15-mile-per-hour breeze. here's what's going on for highs today. get ready for a warm afternoon: be tested on a new subject... sexual >>> new problems for drivers through the altamont pass. an accident on 205 so as you make your way out of tracy, approach 580, and then another one coming in westbound 580 and that's near el charro. it's starting to slow some drivers down just below the limit but it's not blocking lanes. so your drive time about 30 minutes between 205 and 680. at the maze, you can see where 580 and 80 join together. we are starting to see that

so you've noticed how cold it is, and for monday morning another chilly start in the north bay valleysout 30 degrees, but notice as we warm up slightly during the afternoon, we'll allow for those overnight readings to modify just a bit. so we have that to look forward to, and in terms of monday, if you like it just a bit warmer, we will be near average with low 60s around the bay. into tuesday that looks like our warmest day. upper 60s and mid-60s around the bay. plenty of sunshine. but as we go towards wednesday, some coastal cooling. the clouds increase. still mild inland but we'll also be looking at a chance of rain heading our way late on wednesday. here it is 3:00 entering the north bay, and it continues to push on through the bay area late wednesday. a few residual showers into thursday, and it looks like at this point not a real impressive system. 56 in santa clara. highs today mid-50s on the peninsula. looking at about 50 degrees downtown. yesterday barely made it out of the 40s and all that wet weather. certainly better underneath the partly cloudy skies in calist a calistoga.

have cloud cover in some places, and in fact, we have got visibility issues due to fog over the north bay, valleyast, and the inner east bay with 580, we are seeing some as well. temperatures near freezing for some. 44 in san francisco, and upper 30s for oakland. and san jose, 40 degrees outside of your door. temperatures down by several degrees for yesterday morning, and down by 7 in napa, and down by 7 in livermore, and the coast, half-moon bay, down by 5. here's the view of what's going on out there, the ridge in place for a couple of days, and on the backside of it, the storm will come in, bringing us more rain, and here's the futurecast model into sunday. a mix of sun and clouds for the afternoon today, and right now, into monday, we may start out mostly clear and cool. temperatures warmer for the monday afternoon, and also happens to be the final day of winter, and then into tuesday morning, things are changing up, and it could be fairly early, and the timing, of course, will change into the next 24 to 36 hours, and we will be watching it. there's tuesday afternoon, light rain there, linger

are clearing up as far as the cloud coverage visibility seemed to only be impacted along the north bay valleyse coast right now. temperatures are warming because we had overnight cloud coverage. 50 degrees oakland. san francisco 49. san jose 54. afternoon highs will be above average. today will be the warmest day of the week. 70 redwood city. 71 mountain view along the coast. mid to upper 60s. we could see some low to mid- 70s this afternoon. we are cloudy and warm for now. this low is in the pacific and will reach us by 6:00 this afternoon. that's we will see it. here is futurecast. first round of drizzle arriving at 4:00. by 6:00 it will build. late night tonight it will get pretty wet. early morning widespread showers across the bay area. that could be the time where we could see some flooding concerns and ponding on the roadways. we get a break tuesday afternoon. wednesday the next round arrives. that one will be the colder system. that one is when we could see some low elevation snowfall. as far as the amount, from now until wednesday northbay could get up to two inches. peninsula an inch

cooler air to some low 40s in the north bay valleys. the rest of us mid to upper 40s.orrow's trending drier. and especially this weekend. in between it is going to be a soggy journey to get there. we're going to talk to alexis right now. she's been tracking a lot of rain and it's just the beginning for what could be a very long week for commuters. hi there. >> i know you mentioned a soggy wait for mass transit but we have a lot of issues on the road. take a look at the lower deck. we have traffic basically at a standstill leaving san francisco heading to the east bay. normally you're safe on this stretch this time of day. we have a multicar crash reported just before you get to treasure island. that is supposedly the far left that is supposedly the far left and right lanes. across the bridge as well. sig alert had all lanes block this morning. those delays have cleared out, too. in the green at nine minutes. slow across san mateo. about 14 across the dumbarton bridge. >>> we have new information about david and louise turpin accused of allegedly torturing their childre

highway 1, you're seeing it highway 1 for the north bay as well, stretching across the valley. ess at the airport, and the east bay shore, it was worse, looking like it's clearing up some, but all the way down to the areas like hayward, as well as temperatures beginning to rebound. 43 in santa rosa, and for the coast, 45 for half-moon bay. a few low 50s out there. we are off to a chillier start in concord. giving you a view of the afternoon highs, not bad. especially for the inlan views, upper 60s for concord and san jose. low 60s for pacifica. rain returns for the business week. not one storm, but two i will look at what you can expect, coming up. >>> we are continuing to follow a developing story out of vallejo. fire crews knocking down a fire in a commercial building this is one of the pictures posted to twitter from vallejo fire. >> the fire broke out within the last few hours, and we will continue to follow the progress that crews are making as they are assessing the stability of the building before heading inside. >>> the investigation continues this morning into the shoot

some neighborhoods in san francisco could hit the upper 70s. 79 to about 84 degrees through the north bay valleysng the east bay shore, mid-70s to upper 70s, for the most part. fremont's about 80. and you can see our inland neighborhoods, low to mid-80s once again. if you liked yesterday afternoon, you'll like this afternoon. a slight cooling trend tomorrow, about -- except for the coast, where it's significant. about 4 to 6 degrees cooler. cooler sunday, but nothing to worry about, other than some breezes. and then you see a one on the storm impact scale. >> not too much happening in the traffic center today. we are looking at mostly green on our traffic maps. and that, of course, is a good thing. i do want to head into the bay bridge. we're seeing a little bit of slowing there around treasure island, trying to get to the bottom of that. chp does not have any incidents reported. i did check in with our partners at waze and there may be a disabled vehicle on one of the off-ramps to san francisco. i am working to confirm that. in the meantime, we are still looking pretty good with our drive times.

everybody else about 80 to 84 up through the north bay valleys. ong the east bay shore, berkeley is the cool spot, 74. everyone else around the mid- to upper 70s there to 80 in fremont. and inland, we'll also be in the 80 to 85 degree range once again. going to the game tonight, a's starting off 2-0. grab a coat, you'll need it. 65 by the end of the game. here's my accuweather seven-day forecast. biggest drop in temperatures will be at the coast tomorrow and then inland when it becomes breezy by sunday, but still very comfortable. back to average wednesday and then look at next week. a storm's brewing! one right now on our storm imact scale. hey, alexis. >> hey, good morning. we are starting to get a little bit busier on the roads. i want to take you back to the san mateo bridge. doesn't look terrible right at the toll plaza, once you get a little bit closer to the mid-span, though, we actually do have a sig alert now for a crash. it's a little closer to the foster city side. so chp just issued that a few moments ago. the left lane is blocked and a

it will be cool especially in the north bay valleys.'m tracking another storm wednesday and thursday. for today, temperature about 50 to 53. it won't be as breezy, plus we'll have sunshine so won't feel as crisp as yesterday. temperatures tonight in the mid 30s to mid 40s. my seven-day forecast. all the storms >>> east coast, west coast, we're all inclusive today weather wise. the snow is already starting to mix in. ? look at the people out there. oh, my gosh. >> heart thety souls. stay dry. stay warm. it's a tough one. >> busy day for you, rob. >> looking forward to the weekend. >>> coming up the bizarre case of a woman accused of poisoning a cheesecake to murder a look-alike and steal her identity. how her love of selfies landed her behind bars. how her love of selfies landed her behind bars. think about that. that's what technology really is. it's possibility. it's adaptability. it's capability. but in the end, it's only a tool. what's a hammer without a person who swings it? it's not about what technology can do, it's about what you

it's 43 downtown, 42 innnnnn and numbers still at or below freezing with fog in many of our north bay valleys. mid-50s today with sunshine. >> thank you, lisa. thank you for joining ♪ >> welcome back to "gma." we're on the red carpet outside the dolby theater tonight's 90th academy awards. coming up, we'll dive into the favorites to take home oscar including why there's reason to believe best picture could be a huge surprise for the second year in a row. dan, cecelia. >> you've got us all excited about "i, tonya" >> i loved "i tonya." >> was it nominated for best picture? >> again, i'm not a source of help. >> it was. >> it's a long shot. >> thank you my friend. we will be watching you. >> ron, don't give it away. >> thanks, paula. we'll be back to you later in the show. we want to start this half how with the search for a young actress gone missing. >> she was last seen near her apartment a week ago. apartment a year ago. zachary kiesch joins us now. >> good morning, dan. she had big dreams and was on track to graduate from acting school in december. le her disappearance came out of the blue

it will be cool and foggy, especially up in the north bay valleys. in the extended. tracking another storm for wednesday and thursday. trying to get that miracle march to squeeze everything out that we can. livermore, you can see a live shower there heading off to the east towards tracy. just north of the san mateo bridge back to millbrae, south san francisco, pacifica, looks like a shower towards san leandro and lorenzo. could move through the dublin grade. something over the skyline boulevard towards saratoga. cupertino and sunny veil. making things more challeging more the morning commute. a few showers in the north bay. headed into the afternoon hours, especially once we get past noon, still random showers. look how the sun's energy generates more showers and even snow up around clear lake in the higher elevations. by 7:00, you're heading out this evening, there could be a few showers out there. so be aware of that when you head out and grab a heavier coat. >> overnight, higher elevations could get dusted with some storms dropping snow if they bump into them. tom

north bay down to the south bay. san jose is seeing pockets of rain there, even in the morgan hill area. the majority of it right now is over the north bay. mill valley, expect to see that push its way through in the next half of an. you can see future cast here. we have pockets near napa, even through walnut creek and parts of the fremont area. we'll keep a close eye on the system. storm ranger is up and running. i'll have the latest on where it's moving in just a bit. >>> yeah, the radar shows you the next hour half is going to see that rain smack down across most of the bay area. at least the first part of t. you see this radar on our traffic readout where it is right now. you'll have those slick roadway conditions. south 880 i passed this crash, i saw the silhouette of a back of an suv or some sort of vehicle down on the side of the front. major front end damage. someone reported also that there was someone walking around earlier in the area. over here, this is 880 at 23rd. yesterday the power lines were down, today they're doing repair work. maybe that's a follow-up, but no lanes are blocked. do you see the rain in the north bay? that's kicking

we'll drop down into the upper 30s and low 40s in our deepest north bay valleys. much cooler tomorrow. more showers. i'll give you an hour-by-hour look coming up. alexis? >>> i have a feeling this is the way the morning is going to go. another spinout crash in the south bay, northbound 680 just before you get to mckee road. someone lost control. they're now facing the wrong way and blocking the left lane. so not seeing any delays in the area. i will keep an eye on that am you can see from live doppler 7 it's raining right there, too. no surprise. that was likely due to slick travel conditions. a look outside at the south bay right now. san jose 101 and 880 starting to increase. yeah, we have some steady rain. a decent amount of water on the roadways. drive for conditions. mass transit may be the way to go today. ace 1 out on time. no delays. 42 trains in service for b.a.r.t. capitol corridor off to a good start. >>> the family of a man shot and killed by an officer are calling for a justice. they plan to go to the district attorney's office to demand joseph matu b

moderate rain in the north bay, tennessee valley road. t it's turning to snow and rain above the hills in lake county there, so definitely coming in as a wintry mix. around the east bay, richmond, san pablo, slippery roads, watch out on the peninsula. watch out at woodside and the santa cruz mountains, gusty right now to 22 miles an hour. level 1 storm on our storm impact scale. scattered showers, gusty winds, thunder and hail is possible, better likelihood tomorrow, and snow over our highest peaks between 2,500 and 3,000 feet. there are more storms in our future. i'll let you know if they're going to impact your weekend plans coming up. >>> rescue crews are still searching the rubble of a bridge that collapsed today on a college campus in miami. here's a live look now at florida international university. the newly constructed 950 ton pedestrian bridge collapsed this afternoon. the bridge wasn't yet open to foot traffic, but there were construction workers on it at the time. several vehicles as you can see will be trapped underneath. >> i

look out maybe in the north bay and east bay valleys. might see patchy ice for the morning commute.'s highs. we climb upward. from downtown san jose towards san martin. for the tri-valley, 67 in pleasanton. most places 10 degrees warmer than the highs today. peninsula towards san francisco still for now at least upper 50s and low 60s. speaking of san francisco, two of the giants and a's switching to at&t park, it will be jacket weather. numbers in the mid-50s but no worries about any showers around san francisco for tomorrow. for the north bay, highs in the mid to upper 60s and trending warmer. one of the side effects of the warmup, north winds. monday night through tuesday morning, the areas of red in the north and east bay hills. the temperatures about to make a big change. the 7-day forecast at the bottom of the screen. sets up this cold trough of low pressure, which is bringing the 30s again tonight. that's going to move off towards the east much it's high pressure that builds in and strengthening. wednesday, thursday and friday, we think we have a chance, even san jose of getti

we're looking at a cold start and fog from the north and east bay valley. bay hills camera. 31 in danville, 34 with fog in livermore. concord 40. milder than yesterday. and the cloud cover, going to be was. the sunniest and warmest day of the week, only one coming up. >>> all right. that's a tease. thank youly sachlt. >>> the mighty plan, scoring a career high 28 points to lead the >>> in sports tomorrow night the injury warriors are in san antonio facing the spurs. last night, golden state very us the suns looking to rebound after losing three of the previous four gapes. here is schu, he has the highlights in this morning's sports. >> back to back games facing the suns in phoenix. all out with injuries, but the mighty clan, cook tack over with the career night. loving the new guards. nick young, swag gi p. pangs it in. swaggy, with 16 points in the first half and 20 for the night. drain ago three. cook, making the most of his opportunity. he bury as three. the warriors trailed at the half. josh jackson leading the way with 36 points. trailing by 15 and com

bay, peninsula 51 degrees, the tri-valley also at 49 degrees. the south bay seeing nice clear skies, tri-valley also seeing some clear skies. check out the north bay, 42 degrees and there goes all of that fog in san francisco at 48 degrees, 50 degrees for the east bay right now. let's take a quick check of that doppler radar because i mentioned the chance of seeing some scattered showers this morning, but it looks like that system, well, it stayed far well off to the north as we predicted and forecasted. definitely didn't see any heavy rain last night. we did see some spotty scattered showers in the north bay and some areas north of the golden gate bridge, though, late last night around 11:00, midnight, 1:00 a.m. hour we saw lots of that rain move out. let's take a quick check of that fog and 24 hour temperature change. we are four degrees cooler at this hour in hayward, we are actually running cooler, but look at all of that fog. san francisco, hayward, napa, santa rosa, remember to turn on the low beams, not the high beams. microclimate highs for today will be in the upper 60s, san jose a high of about 69 degrees for the east bay, low to mid

we still have a cold area, south bay 38, 40 degrees for the peninsula, tri-valley at about 34, north bay at 32, san francisco 42, in the east bay at about 38 degrees. over the next couple of hours you're going to notice a nice increase in temperatures. so as this ridge of high pressure begins to do the nate we are going to notice a nice change, we are going to notice an increase of about ten plus degrees in some places from where we were this weekend. a high of 63 degrees for san jose. milpitas 62, cupertino 64 and east bay also in the low 60s, oakland a high of 62 degrees, waukeg walnut creek 62. along the peninsula upper 50s for today. even in san francisco a high in the upper 50s. north bay will be in the upper 50s, lower 60s. let's talk about the hour by hour outlook. we have nothing on the radar for the next couple of days. if i fast forward this timeline through wednesday, late, 11:00 p.m., we have another storm system moving in and that's going to start bringing cloud cover and the return of rain. as far as if this is going to be a big rainmaker, long range outlook shows that s

and around chinatown and into the north bay mill valley you notice highway 101 it's wet. last 24 hours an ninch ben loemen. .35 in san francisco. oakland about .22. we'll be adding to that three day snow totals homewood, 6 2s inches. heavenly 45 inches. statewood snow pack is going up. in march only in the 20s high pressure. that's an improvement. light storm level one through tomorrow. scattered showers possibility of isolated thunderstorm with hail. and snow continues over the peaks. here is a quick preview from tonight to tomorrow morning. the scattered showers carries well over into saturday night before we dry up. afternoon highs upper 40s to 50s. if you're going to the parade tomorrow make sure you have the umbrella with you. and your shades. because it's a combo of sunshine and showers. low to mid-50s. you'll need the jacket. drying out sunday on monday that's the break. a level one system wednesday, thursday, friday. level two on wednesday, ama. >> thank you. >>> well tonight abc 7 news takes an exclusive tour of the new san francisco home of the golden state warr

bay. and 40 in the tri valley. start with a 37 in the north bay. san francisco, 46. and down to an average of 43 for the east bay. my hour by hour forecast. through saturday. will keep this chance of, scattered off and on rain. you can see, 7:30 in the morning. mentioned. best chance down toward the south bay. may get a few thunderstorms popping by tomorrow afternoon. could produce small hail. and, we'll hold on to a few straggling chances here for the north bay. and the east bay by 7:30. but, after that, that's when we start to see this wet weather kind of push out of here. and, we should set in with a dryer pattern on sunday. so, sunday is the day, when we get a break. but you will need the jacket all weekend long. the wind kicks up a little bit. 5 stew 10. it will make it feel chilly out here. 54 for a high in san jose. throughout. contra costa. alameda. 53. pleasanton. along the peninsula. 52, half moon bay. 55, san ma techlt o. san francisco. low to mid 50s from the soughter sunset to the embarcadaro. north bay. 54 in mill valley. forecast in napa at 55. on the

stepping out the door in the peninsula and the south bay, 47 in the tri-valley, north bay also at 47 degrees and san francisco at 51 degrees as we go through the day in san jose and also in santa clara some low 50s throughout the morning, all clear, look at that sunshine, noon 69 degrees. we go up from there. we will talk about all of our high temperatures coming up. >>> mike, you're tracking an easy drive this morning. >> ert that, you just said all clear for the forecast and it is kind of all clear. we do have overnight road work in patches but i don't usually call that out unless there is a full closure of the freeways and we don't have that this morning. a smooth drive, even south county 101 out of gilroy, morgan hill, show little glips here and there, but we have crews, slower moving vehicles overnight, but no full closures, 17 moves smoothly through the 17 and los gatos side. no delays coming down the east shore freeway through this beautiful backup at the bay bridge. we just have a few folks waiting a couple minutes in the cash lanes. back to you. >>> we start with breaking ne