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it's a light level 1 system that will move onshore tomorrow. light showers, rainfall less than a half of an inch across the region. and as this front moves through, the rains remain pretty light. easterly wind 10 to 25 miles per hour. you need the rain gear as you step out the door tomorrow morning. live doppler 7, along with the wider view showing you that thin ribbon of moisture offshore. the weak ripple of energy behind it. you can see the spin right there. it is slowly marching towards us. we thought we would get some showers later on tonight. but it looks like the timing has slowed down, and we'll find the light showers moving onshore tomorrow morning. ahead of the storm, it's pretty mild out this evening. temperatures holding in the 50s. right now 51 in is an rom. 56 in san francisco. 57 in san jose. napa with a temperature of 51 degrees. overnight tonight we hang on to the cloud cover. temperatures very slow to fall with that cloud cover overhead. over the next 12 hours, we'll drop into the 40 across the board with a light sprinkle showi

but there's still an onshore wind for some or south wind for others. and still getting gusts about 30 miles per hour. so it will be a blustery cloudy, blustery day. the rain will pick up a little later, as there is a lot of moisture screaming across, which will play under our weather. it's very mild. 50s on the temp. and the snow level has been around the lake level. there's been reports of rain and snow mixed at the rain level. one more day of this, and then we'll finally get a little bit of a break as we head through sunday. 60s on a lot of temps, back to you guys. >> thank you, steve. >>> a falling tree branch hit and killed a homeless man in oakland. it happened in the area of ardly avenue, at the westbound 580 overcrossing last night. investigators think the storm blew down a 30-foot tree limb that fell on top of the man and crushed him. his friends first discovered the body. >> the individual had a couple of friends who were coming to visit him. they bring him food about once a week. they came to see him, and that's when they realized that the tr

sunday that ridge will move farther to the south and with the we will see more of a light onshore flow. temperatures slightly cooler but definitely mild to warm through the weekend with plenty of sunshine. we have to fast-forward all the way into see the chance of rain. this is for next saturday. we are talking nine days out and otherwise sunshine and dry conditions over the next several days. sunrise at 7:19 am, sunset at 5:24 pm. daytime highs with temperatures warmer than yesterday with above average temperatures for this time of year. 62 in san francisco, 63 and 65 in san jose, 63 in mountain view, 64 in redwood city with leo and san rafael at 64, 67 for nap up. for the 7-day forecast, check out the warm up for the next several days with upper 60s inland and low 70s inland for some of the warmer spots on saturday. that warmer temperatures continue sunday into next week. >>> the nba player going for 61 points last night in the big apple. >>> the former a's pitcher ending up in the orange and black at a cheap price, coming up. >>> here is a view of the bay bridge and east bay oakland

slight possibility of thunder, 6:00 p.m., rain onshore. 8:30, moderate to briefly heavy rain, 12:30, possibility of thunder until thursday. thursday morning, spotty light showers 5:00 to 8:00 a.m., isolated to noontime. rainfa rainfall is all over the board. inch in half moon bay to a few hundredths in ukiah. turns into snow in high elevations. 41 inches in donner. kirkwood, low snow levels saturday and sunday when colder storm comes in. level two friday. heavy rain, strong winds, half inch to 2 1/2 inches of rain, chance of thunderstorms. accuweather seven-day forecast, heavy rain/wind with stronger storm friday. saturday is gusty and wet. sunday is cold into monday. level one. pattern is hang on to the umbrellas next 6 of 7 days, larry and ama. >> thanks sandhya. >>> tomorrow on "good morning america," tennis star >>> you can once again discover alcatraz's criminal history under the shadow of night. >> spooky. >> night and behind-the-scenes tours resume. government shutdown had closed them. alcatraz at night? ghosts talking to me. >>> sports, warriors may have to deal with lebron a

so that's something we can monitor from onshore in a much more efficient way than we've ever been ableefore. but in addition to being the head of shell usa, i'm also responsible for our global unconventional portfolio. so some of the technology we're using also associated with safety is we just recently, for example, in the permit, we've gotten permission from the faa to fly drones beyond line of sight. so we're actually using drones to do inspections on our well sites. that not only takes people off the road which is hands-down our biggest safety risk in the permia is the amount of time people need to spend in cars on the road. but it takes cars off the road which is lower emissions over time. we look at technology as a lever for safety in our deep water but elsewhere as well. >> that's great. anybody else? so my next question is for dave haber. dave, talk a little bit about the permia. they noted basins in west texas and new mexico hold the most potential oil and natural gas resources ever assessed. what opportunities are there for u.s. economic leadership as it relates to the permia

you have a lot of rip current, so we are going to see healthy onshore winds. careful if you go to the coast, which makes nothing but since in a series of storms. >> we have several weak storms and then a pretty good one. the stronger one shows up wednesday night into thursday morning, so we willwatch that closely for you. do not sweat big rain lies we have nothing coming in right now. that is how it is going to be tomorrow. we will see light showers through your morning commute. it is not a massive storm tomorrow, it is the beginning of a few days of wet. here is tomorrow morning. is that a bone washer, not really. not a horrible commute. if the -- in the afternoon, it will be a little sketchy. it will be a little more consistent, with wipers on slow or moderate. by tuesday morning, early, scattered showers continue. the forecast for rainfall accumulations are not that amazing, considering i am taking you all the way through thursday. you are looking at maybe 3 inches in san francisco. you are looking at the heaviest rains over 3 or 4 days in the north bay, up

as we look ahead the sunday that ridge starts to move farther to the south with an onshore flow. ttleert we are still talking about plenty of sunshine and it will be mild or sunday. 10 days out we are looking ahead, 9 to 10 days out to next weekend to the futurecast where we could see a few showers. that is a possibility as we go through next weekend. we have to look that far ahead into the future, otherwise, dry conditions with sunshine. 62 for the high in downtown san francisco, warmer compared to yesterday with a few degrees warmer with the sunshine. 65 in san jose, 63 in mountain view and 64 in redwood city with a high of 67 and napa and concord. here we go with the warm-up and tomorrow warmer with upper 60s inland. we are looking at low 70s inland or saturday for some of the warmer locations with plenty of sunshine. sunday looks great with plenty of sunshine and a few degrees cooler sunday but definitely warm with above average temperatures. we are still dry for most of next week. let's check in with gianna with a look at the e re-examine san jose and an active scene continu

our next weathermaker is starting to come onshore. rain in california is a chance of rain here on saturday sunday. today, nothing to worry about. tomorrow, nothing to worry about. willday afternoon there likely be a chance for some rain coming in here. there could be just enough cold air to getciness there. then, a cold rain on saturday into sunday, ahead of genuine article, arrive here'sda s afternoon. it will start as rain a end as a wintry mix. windchills will be below zo by monday morning next week. >> yay. that sounds horrible. windchills at ro. i thought you were going to say one more thing. looking at the slick roads this morning. we're trying to show you what it looks like out there. so, looks like it's been treated couple of times. the plow has come through. we have wals a m here, side of the roads, not so hot. 66 west of nuty nutley, that's coming up.ch y chase, right side blocked by a crash. not seeing a delay. no oer major problems at this point. >>> actress rose mcgowan's legal troubles in our area appear to be over. she

of the wind contours right there, and then as we go into the end of the week, it shows more of an onshore wind flow, and also the rain coming down that will be off and on. so we are going to see some rounds of rain throughout the weekend, after getting such a nice weekend this past one. we are going to see some rain moving in. and it looks like we'll have breaks in between. today and tomorrow is our breaks from the rain and wednesday we see it returning. thursday, we will get another short break from those showers, and then it's just going to be off and on throughout the weekend into early next week as well. san francisco will also have some cooler temperatures moving in, upper 50s starting on friday. heading over to mike, you've been tracking what's happening out there on the roads. >> still focused on the tri valley because of the crash which now has the lanes clear, but one car on either side, one on the shoulder, one on the center divide is causing the distraction and the build over here. we look at the rest of the bay and everything looks pretty predictable. the been been toll plaza

onshore drilling was a bright spot.18 oil crash, activity was picking up, day rates were rising, and top-tier assets commanded a market premium of $6000 to $8000 a day. but then oil prices fell into a bear market, volatility exploded, and now independent producers are cutting their capex for 2019. it is going to be hard to find pricing power if producers spend less. there also confronting rising wages, maintenance spending, and an increase in material costs because of things like the u.s.-china trade war. here are the positives. oil majors are now in u.s. shale and big in the permian so they will be less sensitive to lower oil prices. activity is also above the seasonal average and once prices stabilize, activity could come back with a vengeance. so where is the bottom? halliburton reported earnings with a mixed picture. north american revenue actually fell versus a 7% rise internationally. i sat down with dan eberhart, the ceo of canary, a small oil services company, and asked him how much more capex cuts can we expect

storm number 2 comes onshore. if you want to get outside for a run tomorrow, do it early. it's not guaranteed the a dry forecast. things changing into the afternoon hours and the early portion of the evening. 6:00 is going up to a heavy rainfall rate. you can see the storm track. look at the upper level winds, they are moving at 200 miles an hour. that's the transport mechanism to push them closer to the bay area. you can sewell come in close -- see welcome in closer. scattered showers drifting over the region. a cell moving east of fairfield closer to rio vista. we have more coverage in portions of the east bay. right around lafayette there's activity on the radar. we'll move the maps closer to the santa cruz mountains. they are picking up rain in southern california as well. surround numbers outside. 40s for santa rosa. oakland 50. here's a live camera toward the bay bridge. the winds have backed off quite a bit. a bit of a breeze with winds approaching 40 miles an hour. the storm is gradually moving out. storm two is here racing toward the bay area coastline. for tonigh

from the great don't say she was here ranges it's really quite quite a pleasant time of the year the onshore breeze for places like costa rica honduras and nicaragua just brings a little light rain. whether online i want to start here on my laptop with a tweet or if you joined us on sat there was a rush of adrenaline will be felt this is the moment that we have been waiting for this is a dialogue the government has cooled this out a legal protest and instructed police to use force to disperse the crowds everyone has a voice. and lots of reasons what's different types of books join the global conversation on how does iraq. this is zero. hello i'm a star details and this is the news hour live from our headquarters in doha coming up in the next sixty minutes. the senate will vote ways to ensure the democratic bill which. was to break. the u.s. government shutdown continues as republicans say proposed legislation from the democrats is a no go. fighting intensifies in northern syria at least thirty one people have been killed. protests in the indian state of kara after two women defy an ancient b

as you see, the onshore breeze bringing in the low clouds, good news for air quality. no spare the air issues for tomorrow or the next few days as the weather gets more active. stormranger deployed, waiting for the storms to top san bruno mountain, finding clouds, but the rain still off to the west. bringing clouds for your morning. we don't think any rain for your morning commute tomorrow. as we head through the afternoon, some cooler temperatures, upper 50s to low 60s. and towards the evening and night, this is when the storm drops down the coast. and notice it never really goes inland, making for a challengin be from about wednesday evening from 7:00 to 11:00 tomorrow night. clearly, that is the main event with the storm. notice how the rain really doesn't head that far inland as the storm itself dives down the coast, getting into thursday morning, which will set us up for a brief break before the next round arrives. so we'll likely see the storm tracking down the coast. the highest rain totals around san francisco, marin county and parts of the santa cruz mountains

futurecast shows wham, about an hour before sunrise that cold front makes it onshore. that looks thin and briefly turbulent heavy rain and you think that's it, but it's not. that goes through and the rest of the day comes another wave around 10 in the morning and after that showers pop up all over the place and in one or two there could be a thunderstorm or two embedded. so it will be a turbulent saturday. it will begin to ease up saturday, but don't be lulled into a sense of false security. there is more. there's a bigger and stronger system coming in later on sunday. we'll set out the timing and the amounts and the wind and snow when we cover the forecast in a few minutes. >> thanks. >>> got another party going on, steph curry throwing a big party tonight in oakland. he said he's celebrating a milestone but confusion over the ticketing process has created some confusion for fans. kpix5's da lin is live at fox theater with the latest details on this soap opera. da? >> reporter: that's right, allen. curry is calling this a party to celebrate oakland and celebrate his 1

for us, we got rain, scattered showers coming onshore right now and they are very light. month's less than they were forecast to be yesterday. a little stronger on the models, so now this thing is working its way down the coast and just it's not moving inland. it is going south, so most of this activity, you can see -- i do not know if you can see it or not, but this low center is starting to work its way right down the coast. it is going to hang offshore, so this may not even get up into the valley, up into the mountains. it's going to get mostly over the coastal sections of san francisco it's raining h coast yellows. light to moderate s or 0.1 inch. do that. sonoma if you like showers, and vallejo. tomorrow morning is going to be dry fortunately. tomorrow afternoon commute is going to be dry. friday, the morning commute is dry but the afternoon commute wet. friday is the beginning of round two which is expected in rather brain which will take us right through the weekend. be very significant for the mountain in terms of snort simulations because of the weighty systems a

is that ridge to our north giving us warm weather, slight to the south of los angeles, allowing an onshore flow to return and temperatures will fall a bit as a result as we head towards sunday but the warm-up continues mid-60s tomorrow vallejo 64, san jose 65, fairfield 63, beautiful day in san francisco sunshine 62 degrees. gets warmer friday, saturday, even warmer upper 60s low 70s in london. mid-60s near the bay, low 60s at the coast, there is your quote/unquote cooler weather, don't tell your friends in minneapolis. that we consider 66 degrees cooler but in this case it is. numbers don't lie. wake up with our team mary lee and gianna franco tomorrow morning at 4:30 a.m. called tomorrow but not as cold. >> we are so lucky. >> extremely fortunate and we've earned it because it was wet for a while. >> thank you. >>> eject and run, the search tonight for the men police called the botox bandits. >>> starting monday, kpix 5 launching a new newscast, you can tune in at 7:00 p.m. weeknights, join me and liz and paul and a cast of others for the latest bay area news, that's right, after "cbs ev

evening hours, by 7:00, 8:00 tonight, we'll see a wide path of moderate and heavy rain just pushing onshoreoser look at what that will produce for us in just a few minutes. >> all right. thank you, spencer. as we mentioned, the rain is already causing a little bit of a problem, but the bigger problem is downed trees. >> yes. abe 7 reporter wayne freedman joins us live from petaluma with more on that. wayne? >> reporter: good afternoon, ama. this is sort of the big story before the big story. we're in petaluma right now. we just saw the sun a few moments ago. yes, there have been downed trees, we saw an auto accident, but mostly chasing big yellow blobs on the abc 7 weather ab. -- app. a d

have been actively rotating our onshore china exposure to offshore.entify better spreads and yields. that is what we have been doing on our side. >> what we want to watch for is the high-yield market. have a terminal chart that compares to what we are seeing in china. it has seen a performance. you see some of these trade values for bonds. inflection point that makes high-yield bonds of it more attractive? jason: the regime has moved over the past few years -- fear was hard and agreement was easy. since the second half of last year, it has reversed. this is lower affected in the sentiment. we need to argue about what we would consider. because some people feel that the rates are increasing, threats are widening here. what you actually need to think about is the total return profiles of high-yield bonds. immenselyimproved compared to the prior years. we do our credit research. we lack certain credits. we need to think of it as compensation received per unit of credit taken. that is how we think of this. this year has improved a lot more than before. in

we are, as the house knows, bringing on onshoring, environment, agriculture and fisheries policy 55 majorund 2,700 officials to ensure that we are well prepared in a no—deal scenario. mr speaker, we know that householders are stockpiling food and businesses are spending money they can ill afford — as is his department, — on a no—deal brexit that would harm the food industry, farming industry and of course the chemicals industry, which his department regulates. in a phone call on tuesday night the chancellor said that a no deal brexit would be ruled out and off the table by th end of the next week. does the minister agree? the best way to avoid a no deal is by agreeing a deal, and that is why we are working constructively... the house made its views clear on what the government's proposed deal was, and now we are working constructively with major parties across the house to get a deal in place. i am just disappointed that the leader of the opposition did not turn up to do that, and has not even agreed with the advice of former prime minister tony blair. six parties in this house, the prime

great don't say should see a rain showers it's really quite quite a pleasant time of the year the onshore breeze for places like costa rica honduras and nicaragua just brings a little light rain. in the next episode of science in the golden age i'll be exploring the contributions made by scholars during the medieval islam in the field of astronomy. to christos this day to these medieval astronomers from the golden. streams in many ways with the computers of the day you can use it to find the time you could navigate science in a golden age with german. you're watching al jazeera live from doha a reminder of our top stories donald trump has asked congressional leaders to return to the white house on friday after both sides failed to reach a deal to end the partial government shutdown the president is refusing to budge until he gets funding for his a wall along the mexico border. at least thirty one people are dead after days of intense fighting between two armed groups in northern syria. turkey baths rebel forces abrading each other for starting the violence in aleppo provinces and brazil's

for the rest it's far from daily showers quite warm converse that he's free stifling these are the onshore breeze of brisbane said to keep things cool and melbourne obviously was cooler twenty of twenty seven pounds on the get a pretty hot and sticky thirty six in adelaide so you might enjoy the twenty five a to purchase that southerly breeze makes things very different now the action is not coming from australia to do zealand and then we've just got drifting clouds so it's pretty pleasant weather not entirely please guns fairly obviously twenty four in one thousand same in oakland more current science on the no one on the castel sharing maybe as it was just enjoying the sunshine looking lovely fairly quiet winter as well in japan. the code has to come in after the interior across the sea of japan minus seven is a max of that of us or you could consider a woman advantage in honshu obviously there's going to be some snow up in the mountains of honshu for most places it's looking fine and quite mild. in the next episode of science in a golden age i'll be exploring the contributions made by s

iscould be gusting near the coastline, could be approaching 60 miles an hour as the next front moves onshore. rain will be comfortabling this evening. -- developing this evening. a cool weather pattern and the possibility of thunderstorms. another snow producer in the sierra. 3to4feet of fresh powder. winter weather advisory in place. for the higher elevations topping 10 to 16 inches. 8:00 tonight the bulk of the rainfall in the this is 11:00. throughout the day tomorrow, lots of breaks, maybe sunny breaks and scattered thunderstorms. sun, clouds, passing showers and isolated thunderstorm. this is wednesday. this will set the stage for the next break. that will be on thursday. scattered off and on showers for tomorrow. more rain clouds. another system on friday. a chance of a shower on saturday. this should not be a big deal. another possibly potentially stronger storm could approach the area on sunday. for tonight and tomorrow keep the umbrella nearby. >>> coming up, new faces and a new president for the board of supervisors in san francisco. at at&t, we believe in access. the opportunity f

>> we're rooking at the brunt of the system moving onshore. looked like it could hit us for the commute now it looks like it will miss the eek commute. just hit or miss scattered showers today. a light rain over areas of the north bay and the east bay and the peninsula. here is where we have light rain. over towards hercules. a little bit of slick roadway. 680 where it transitions to 24 and the east bay. livermore going to 580 east. into the south bay san jose, light showers and into the mountains closer to saratoga light rain. into the sierra a little bit of snow over the pass. that will be dropping over the course of 24 hours down to 5500 feet and an advisory starting midnight tonight of the the winds along the coast and the hills. we have a wind advisory in place. 5to15miles an hour at sfo. at half moon bay the winds are gusting to 23. in the mills mount diablo gusting to 29. hawkeye 29 miles an hour gusts. they will go tomorrow morning. the winds picking up to 40 or stronger in the hills. that expires tomorrow morning. a high surf advisory

pyongyang going to soar above freezing they are going to go below freezing under clear skies the onshore breeze means obese and small snow for the high ground of honshu but tokyo is in show thirteen degrees and his day max in pyongyang on tuesday minus five still above freezing in beijing quite fairly polluted there have to say but it has been worse particular last year now here's some unusual weather for you should be dry and middle of winter and this is china for you were tired already building and you remember that soccer in that came through thailand it's mixed in the flow now and his the rain running across from me and my right to the heart of china you should not see that in january as holds is unusual whether it be mostly rain there be some flooding from it some snow at height not huge not not yet anyway and that's where all the energy is and quite a big gaps the philippines look quite dry a shower to dust around malaysia possibly catching singapore you'll notice and similar study with least in the size but java surprisingly not sir. sullivan control. that is tremendous for the co

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. >> langley was found clinging to her mother onshore. and her mother had been attacked by a shark. >> reporter: sprout discovered in monterey bay. >> she was very, very thin and emaciated and suffering from demollic acid. >> reporter: animal rescuers separately nursed the otters back to health and brought them here to recover. >> decided the two of them would be good companions. >> reporter: but more than just a bond of friendship, the two are sharing a role in scientific history. >> heart rate 145. >> reporter: along with researchers from the monterey bay aquarium, the mare mammal center is surgery inserting two tracking devices in each otter. a radio tag tracks location. the other is a newly-developed device called the life history tag. >> the tag has a bunch of different sensors that look at light, temperature. >> reporter: it will record the animal's biological information throughout its entire life. it will send that data to a satellite once the otter dies and the tag is released from the body. >> with all the different data collect

this, because your report is really based on this theme of pent-up offshore investment assets from onshorese wealth, and that's been the case for a number of years. the problem is capital controls and investment controls, the money tends to rotate from one arm domestically to the other. do you see that changing? do you see capital controls continue to curtail how much of that can find itself overseas? cliff: i think the capital constraints will still exist is an continue to have control over the capital outflow. i think the offshore wealth management will come from two sources, on one side it will be coming from immigration as well as the overseas education, the lifestyle changes of chinese consumers. side, taking down populationgh network to the less affluent population of china. even though the constraints were limited, the amount of money that could go offshore, but the quantities of chinese consumers going offshore will still drive the growth of the offshore applications. haidi: at the domestic investment landscape when it comes to trot mark -- stock markets in china, it is still heavi

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he pulled her in as well. 4 i school students help get them onshore putting their junior lifeguards gilts to use. it was all in the neck of time just before sunset when rescue crews arrived 10 minutes later. the swimmers were just fine. >> they were in the water. it is just awesome that they stepped up to the plate to get help. >> the fire department says when there are not lifeguards that is when it is so important for the good samaritans to step up. >>> taking a look at our camera on ocean beach. next storm coming in will break bring a high surf advisory. >>> the bay area got a chance to dry out today before the next round of showers. interstate 80 finally is back open this evening after being shut down in both directions for 17 hours. >>> could not get a hotel appear >> they were booked and expensive. >> conditions are clear now, but more snow is expected later this week. >>> tracking a wet forecast for much of this week, paul. >> it was stormy outside saturday and sunday and it will pick up again tomorrow. this is for the hills and the coastline. not the urban core, but it will be bre

all of these storms are making their way onshore at the moment and behind it, the storm door is prettyen. all of these storms will start to head into our direction over the next seven days. looking at how this is going to timeout, you can see these storms are starting to move through right now and going to the afternoon hours, showers on and off after that first big band move through this morning and evening hours, clearing up just a little bit. a few showers with spotty overnight, waking up to cloudy weather and by midmorning, a second band of rain that comes through and looks to be more of a soaker to cut his it is moving through pretty quickly. from monday, relatively clear skies, i should say relatively clear of rain. we will have some clouds. hopefully, it will remain dry. which are cast into tomorrow morning, almost 2 1/2 inches into the north bay as well as santa cruz and pretty much getting close to 2 inches for everyone else here in the heart of the bay area. it is also going to be really windy. there is a wind advisory in effect for today and we will see wind gusts of 60 mile

with that shifting down to the south looking at a little bit of a light onshore breeze for sunday, thats why temperatures will be slightly cooler but definitely mild to warm. as we fast-forward the future cast taking you to next weekend . we are talking nine days out when we can possibly see more rain for next saturday and sunday. that is a while away. sunrise at 7:19 am, sunset at 5:24 pm. temperatures running about 8 degrees above average with 64 in palo alto, 65% a clear and san jose. walnut creek with a high of 63, berkeley 64, alameda 63 as well as oakland. san leandro 62, 60s at santa rosa. 65 in clearlake. we warm up heading into tomorrow and especially saturday with plenty of sunshine and low 70s at someonin ay we are sunntonext ek backyou. >>> am. >>> two teenagers say they are coming up, they were trapped in the sierra overnight and that incredible story of survival. >>> here's a live look outside at the richmond-san rafael bridge. it is 5:51 am. we will be right back >>> good thursday morning to you. we take you to the south bay in san jose. good morning under clear skies for

late morning to midday we'll see that wave of steadier heavier rain pushing onshore along with strong gusty wind. later in the afternoon the rain becomes more widespread and in the evening hours it become a lot heavier. notice these areas of dark orange and red representing the heaviest steadiest downpours and continuing through the late night hours before sweeping over the bay area and right into the central valley. rainfall potential will range from just over half an inch in the south bay to just about an inch here in san francisco, maybe an inch and a quarter in richmond. and up in the north bay many locations will see over 2 inches, maybe over 2 inches of rain. and let's talk about those wind gusts. 8:00 tomorrow night gusts will range from 45 to 50 miles per hour generally. and taper up going into thursday morning. although winds won't be quite so strong as they were on wednesday, we'll see gusts from 25 to 35 miles per hour at that time. storm concerns are very high tomorrow. moderate concerns for power lines going down. and over the sierra a blizzard warning will be in effect f

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the first storm of 2019 is coming onshore, the first of three. they will be good snow and rain producers. it will most likely have an impact on your weekend, especially saturday. sunday will be not too bad. as we get into monday, it looks like we are wet again through wednesday. this is storm system number one. might even see some thunderstorms. nice no system in the mountains, and gusty winds as well. here's what the model says. there you are. saturday morning, that started off. it keeps going through lunch time. and through the evening hours on saturday and continuing in the mountains. as you get into sunday morning, nothing much, but then really, there it is. that a sunday night, and by monday morning you'll see it pop. that will be the main event, i suspect. in the mountains you will see a winter storm warning there. the five day forecast looks like this. plenty of rain in the forecast over the next couple of days, and over the next few days. not tomorrow, but saturday, sunday, monday, tuesday, and through wednesday. it is winter, it is what

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ones they move onshore they can mix for strong wind gusts. watch for that 7:00 to 8:00 a.m. peninsula to san francisco. unlike yesterday, where the first band went through for the morning, this is going to stick around for a while. we'll be looking at rain at times now. the heaviest rain totals may end up being around the santa cruz mountains today. so two to three inches of rain will be possible in the coastal mountains, some localized runoff issues and for the valleys about a half inch to an inch and a half of rain, maybe locally less than some wind locations around the south bay. wind speed is an issue, wind advisory starts at 10:00 a.m. and you see the wind speeds picking up around lunch time and probably peaking around 5:00 this evening. you see the wind speeds on the coast and inland getting above 40 miles per hour. highs today will be in the mid-50s. blustery and soggy finish to sunday. coming up, we'll look at those location by location rain totals, and another powerful storm coming in the seven-day forecast in 15 minutes. >> all right, rob, thanks. >>> as rob just s

look at that, yellows, oranges, reds, downpours moving onshore in the north bay 5:00 reaching neighborhoods by 9:00. after 9:00 they become more scattered during the overnight hours through tomorrow morning. then you can see as we head from 9:00, scattered showers throughout the day tomorrow. once we get to 6:00 they start to taper. so let's take a look at the rainfall totals. sorry. an inch in the north bay. that's where i think the greatest amount of damage is possible. the rest of us will get a quarter to three-quarters of an inch south bay northward. there's your break thursday. we'll get a little bit of a break saturday afternoon. before that and after that, we've got rain friday and sunday. alexis. >> thank you, mike. we do have a minor issue at the bay bridge toll plaza. it sounds like a disabled vehicle is partial ply blocking the second lane from the right. we can't see it on camera here. just be on the lookout for that. not causing immediate delays. sounds like chp is on the way to assist. typical backups as you approach the maze unless you're using carpool lanes. taking you to ce

. >>> looking at the doppler those showers are refusing to come onshore. you could look at this at 10 am this morning and they are in the same position then as they are now. the lows that are offshore with moisture wrapping around that low is just coming against this high that is parked over idaho and it is not budging. those showers are evaporating in the face of that building pressure. those showers should develop overnight then we have a rainy week ahead with showers slowly developing tonight maybe by tonight i me early tomorrow morning like 4 am monday and then it will take a while for it to work its way into the dry valley area. first rain and wind showers through thursday and the heaviest rain will come in wednesday. it will be a wet weekend and by wednesday night and thursday morning as much as 4 feet of new snow hit the sierra. first we have to get the showers going. it looks wet closer to the shoreline tomorrow and it will be cloudy inland to start things off and eventually the rain does develop. as we look south highs today managed to be a couple

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which is right this time of the year it's true throughout the caribbean for the most part but the onshore breeze brings frequent shasta nicaragua and to honduras and just behind my head is that line of a frontal system is running through in the next day or so quickly through the gulf of mexico to produce a spell of right now thinking cuber in the tail off to something more worthwhile done in guatemala and el salvador as well for the u.s. the major story moment is the snowstorm that's been building and is spreading slowly northeast was to bring maybe the first significant snow to places like massachusetts significant rain to the south of that with some big thunderstorms wrap your time this weekend. the weather sponsored by cattle and race. al-jazeera where every year. it's the fust day of school in bob an elementary school in mosul. this school is a military base firing rocket propelled grenades and mortars at nearby and out if falsus. most helpful gotten what it is like to be in school up to three years old war. six year old does house of survived an ass like he's home and almost wiped ou

bay area, but late morning to midday, we'll see the first wave of the steadier, heavier rain moving onshoretinues into the afternoon hours. in the late afternoon, as we get into the evening commute, there will be widespread rain, wet roadways, could be pooling and ponding on the roadways, localized flooding, and that condition will only be made worse by the arrival of stronger rain by about 7:0030 tomorrow evening. the areas of red indicate very heavy, steady downpours that will sweep through the area and drench the entire region tomorrow night accompanied by strong, gusty wind, and that main body of the storm will push out of the area by about 11:00 tomorrow night, followed by strong, gusty wind even into thursday. rainfall potential from the approaching storm will range from just over a half inch around mountain view and san jose to about an inch and a quarter in richmond. parts of the north bay, 2 to 2 1/2 inches of rain likely in some spots and wind gusts, the forecast iteration starting 8:00 tomorrow evening, gusts ranging from 45 to 55 miles per hour across a wide portion of the bay a