paulson to caribou. he's gonna do it again today. warmer today. pretty close. yes no doubt about it here a little cold this morning. not too bad but thirties and forties, palo alto's 35. santa rosa downtown is also 35 livermore at 37. at

steve paulson has our forecast tweeted it out. the discussion of the national weather service in portland's main right said that based on what they could see 1971 43 below was the coldest they've seen. they think they'll beat that. wow greatest windchill in people's lifetimes. what they were they how they worded it. so pretty amazing stuff. i said that not only that, but what they said is just verbal. you won't see very often. okay rain returns for us after only 16 dry days. midwinter. dry spells are really common around here. 25 30 . we've gone up to 57. that's the record, but only after 16 quarter of an inch to an inch of rain. okay updated rain totals can feel a 160.9. oh almost an inch there. point race three quarters. santa rosa, three quarter almost 59 100 mill valley have much rain half moon bay, a third of an inch officially, san francisco 1000.23 are observer. michael plans he has 0.32. and sfo, 19 1 hundred's mountain beater and napa county has the third of an inch and speaking of marin county. they seem to be taking the

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for their patients. 5 39 is the time we check in with steve paulson.ng what you've been saying . i guess we have a little bit of break before you know it as march begins, but brutally honest. here she is. you can put 10 whether folks meteorologists in a room and come up with 10. different forecast is one of the few who are in sync with me almost 90% spot on rare both of you. somebody who's on the same page as you are. she sees the same things. i do some we're lucky to have you seriously. it's a rarity. i usually i'm out there on my own, but she she's right there with me on a lot of occasions, so i give her credit for that. alright more snow in the hills, especially in 1500, ft. and above skyline, oakland hills santa cruz mountains. you didn't tell us was going around the santa cruz man's we just did. it's not likely 2500 ft and 3000 ft. above. that's where the heavier accumulations will be. kent feel now. ron naso. he sent me a nice email yesterday. some pumps still working. well, guess what? i hope it's still working right over an inch of rain last 24

let's check in with steve paulson. it was a very nice day. i could open up the doors and the windows for the first time in a while the same fresh air. i wouldn't do it today, though, okay, little cooler their youtube thirties and forties on the temps there. santa rosa sonoma county airport down to 34 palo alto, livermore in the thirties forties for others, but there's a little bit of low cloud deck and some fog showing up. we have a ways to go before this system arise, but there's low clouds starting to work their way right there is, you know a lot of little clouds. they're starting that's more of an onshore breeze instead of the offshore so happy friday. forecast here. cold morning. some fog sun, then clouds it will be cooler today. temperatures more into the fifties in the upper sixties and seventies as we saw yesterday. speaking of cooler here he is. mr sal castaneda got a little extra lift in my step this morning, steve. i must say, would that be because it's frying? yes, sir. all right, and i think that many of us are happy about that. l

steve paulson has our forecast rain in tonight. and then is it a storm that we should worry about tomorrow? no no. see, actually don't say that unless it was like 40 50 mile an hour winds two inches of rain. not every system is a storm. alright that's just me, but we'll get rain tonight than a stronger system coming in saturday night sunday. now we're seeing increasing clouds right there, and that will be with us today. and then that will lead to rain tonight system still pretty far back there. his back yonder back yonder there, but it'll get here on the mild side wind is already turning southerly. 56 to almost 64 that 64 b santa clara valley would not surprise me every thirties on the 10th still cold, but we're not seeing those twenties as we saw. let's take a look to the north. there are a few their upper lake in middletown. still in the 20 low 30 31 is popular. healdsburg sebastopol, rohnert park, novato , san anselmo sonoma all in there, but again, we're seeing more and more thirties instead of upper twenties. there's a lot of

let's check in with steve paulson.sunny day, but one of the last we're going to have for a little while. that is correct. today will be nice sixties maybe near 70 changes begin tomorrow. sheba though checks in here she was g morning from plaza hill. not good morning, just g morning. morning from lovely pleasant hill. yes, expecting a lovely day. i would agree. i would say probably 68. in pleasant hill and sheba she morning to you, too. no no time for good morning. just g hey, gene are what up? g we do have clouds moving in, but it will be nice today we're going to go from very warm to really cold. a lot of you are concerned. i know this time of year. maybe things budding. they are happening. it is happening. the worst morning looks like this week for lows will be wednesday morning about 28 to 33. i believe that there will be too many clouds too much wind for persistent critical minimums. when this all finally ends, then we'll have to deal with it. but until then, we'll see lows rise thursday and friday as rain comes in

let's go to my friend, mr steve paulson., my friend south casting appreciate that, by the way, sorry. did you talk to your wife? i did, and we're all set. thank you. all right, let me know. all right. we have something to discuss. we do have a clear plan. there's a little band of high clouds. no big deal. they'll be out of here. big time mostly won't even notice them. they're there and we do have high temperatures that will be on their way up. today. there is a little bit of an offshore breeze, not much slightly northeast upper forties fifties. on the temps air aloft is warmed up. i think we can see some mid fifties on these temps tomorrow would not surprise me. so a little warmer today, mostly clear in the morning there might be a patrick to us and fog. but once he's high clouds clear out, it'll be sunny, pretty fast here. napa walnut creek menlo park in san jose. up up up we go on the forecast size 64 62 63 63 on the temps thirties and forties sonoma county airport down at 33. they were reporting a little bit of fog. even

steve paulson has always say we're not made of sugar. not going to melt, not leaving the house. come on, steve. come on. alright rain has returned and it looks like it will return tomorrow evening. i you know, i think after seven or eight o'clock, it'll be there. maybe it won't be there at five and six. only 16 dry days now on winter dry spells. okay, like, hey, we've had longer dry days in the winter, december, january february, 16 is nothing. that's not i think it's barely in the top 40. the record is 57 days from december 7th 2013 february 1st 2014 so finally we get some rain back in there, and that's nothing. i mean, that's amazingly short duration to only go 16 days as you go from and to january to early february system is moved through to the north. some pretty good totals. heaviest amounts were up around marin county northward systems now moving east and south and rainfall there is beginning to pick up. canfield 1.18. it looks like mount tamalpais said about an inch and a quarter fairfax one. oh, six. sent in selma. one point oh,

that's we call steve paulson. steve paulson. we're going to call south castaneda, south castaignede. and it is. oh, boy, i need another cup of coffee and we are going to go right to highway 17. if you drive, let's say between scotts valley and lexington hills getting into the valley. just be careful. there's some slowdowns in the senate cruz mountains because of snow rather unsurprising after steve spoiled the surprise for you, but it is going to be tough. give yourself plenty of time. if that's your commute, other commutes are doing pretty well. let's take a look at the bay bridge toll plaza. it looks good. we also have been looking at interstate 8 80. if you do see conditions that you know, might be a little bit treacherous. slow down and don't make any hard stops. this is a look at the same material bridge. it's 4 31. let's get back to the headlines this morning. a two year old boy, you're still recovering in the hospital after a redwood tree in the santa cruz mountains fell down onto him while he was in his family's home. th

and looking for these confrontations when it comes to the killing of paulson in how things are lumped into one category, where nameless or faceless, we don't have history, we don't live square just considered to be numbers that are put forward to die. the main narrative that emerged after the massacre engineering is that the army was not only protecting itself but that they were protecting israeli citizens. each and every palestinian was simply labeled a terrorist. and that was it. me. we asked the ministry of defense, the army and israeli news outlets about what their critics are saying about. none of them respond all now operate under the watch of benjamin netanyahu is new far right. coalition government, which was sworn in just 5 weeks ago. it includes the radical jewish power party, led by it tomorrow, ben ga, beer minister of national security, who likes to tell palestinians he is their landlord. the government's 1st legislative steps do not bode well for journalism or other israeli democratic institutions. justice minister yacht eve, levine, has introduced changes that would wea

here is steve paulson. alright south castaneda. thank you, sir.ll take a look at some very cold air aloft. it's already moving in yesterday with temperatures in the higher elevations are in the fifties. not today. diablo's 26 degrees northwest wind at 31 , mph and temperatures that were in the fifties or all in the thirties. now, so here comes this cold air the guts for the big star yesterday at this time it was fog. then the wind picked up well, now we have a clear skies but another systems on the way, but sfo had a gust of 55 mph yesterday at 6 25. pm half moon by almost 50 marshall on the marine coast 47. diablo 46 mph amount tamil pius 44 lucas valley by the way at augusta 43 . oakland airport venetia vallejo, cordelia all around 30 35 mph tomorrow morning and thursday morning will be cold. it'll be darn cold. freeze warning is out. now again. there's a lot of this will be depend on the wind. the wind does not die down. some of these may not get that cold. but i think thursday morning the wind wills a system drive southward, and there it is. t

i felt 1/10 of what steve paulson doing. our other meteorologist mustt the grocery store the park. they want to know about the cold, and they want to know about the possibility of snow. just tell him what i say. what does your app show? oh, no, i say two and in monday morning floor, right, europe say there you go. alright just kidding. all right. thank you. you too. we do have a nice day on tap. that is correct, mr clark. because after today, everything's going to be changed. it looks really cold. i'm not gonna lie to you here. one more nice day, mostly clear mile in the morning. mostly sunny, mild to warm. everything's okay today. tomorrow the wind and the cold starts to get it will be really cold wednesday night, especially thursday morning. if we get low snow levels, that's when it will happen sixties though then you're 70 today. alright? ali is here at seven o'clock. she's going to tell us. i think it's quite unless something new happens. well something unusual happened that you don't hear about every day, not a lot of cars on the road, but apparently there's cows cattle on the

steve paulson has details.eed we have some fog out there this morning you to even down towards the southern end of the peninsula and san jose, not just north around santa rosa, and also bless you, pamela and napa. cold fronts are coming through. i know it doesn't look like much. it isn't but it's going to pick up the win later today, so it's a manic monday. that's for sure. we do have some fog and visibility again. it's not widespread, but there are pockets of it. mostly sunny, windy later. wind advisory starts at 10 am goes to tomorrow morning. fifties and sixties on those temps, alright salles here at 5 30 on a monday to tell six eighties good open. yes, sir. open 6 18 northbound through the signal grade. everything's open there, which is good. the fog you mentioned is there on the golden gate bridge, some foggy there as well. you know, it's also fogy approaching the bay bridge, not a big backup, but that fog is there no big problems on that span. 5 30. let's go back to the headlines. thank you, sal kristin.

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mr steve paulson try. thank you, sir. appreciate that. alright we'll head up to this year in nevada. now it's ended it being the snow, but they had a couple of feet up there for some jeff milligan. jeff, i saw your tweet, so i took it. snowing solidly and trucking. he follows me, so i think it's okay. snowing solidly and trucking on sunday at four pm, another eight inches with a foot. since saturday night. time to start shoveling all say the totals won't come in until it's a light first light, and then people go out and measure but i have a couple of reports of two ft. above 7000 ft. so everything's calming down right now. looks good. so maybe the end of the week even that looks kind of heavy, but again. it was santa cruz mountains and marin county out in front here, more so than anyone else. 48 hour totals. boulder creek, ben lomond, san anselmo, and can't field between an inch and a quarter and over to other locations. redwood city had good rain. i should add that around some of the higher elevations along skyland. there was some one in

we're here, and steve paulson is right there.g in his office has a really nice forecast. i need an office with a view, though, dave? mm no windows here. we have some kind of windows. we can bring up for you to work on that. well, look out their windows to the world. there you go. thirties and forties. remember in weather always get your head out of the forecast and apps and look outside the window, thirties and forties on the temps here. that is cold as we've been for a long time here. i mean, it's still cold enough, but i mean, we were a lot colder a couple of days ago. everything looks good here severe clear as we like to say. and so it's going to be a day where temperatures will be at the hint of spring. no doubt about it had that yesterday. same today. very little fog. i mean, there was a teeny bit. it looks like it's disappearing fifties sixties sixties, no fifties sixties, maybe even so few mid upper sixties. alright sal's here almost 5 30 in the morning on thursday to tell us what well, steve, we do have slow traffic in on

but first, let's go to steve paulson. he knows all about this storm in the bay area. because we have team coverage. do we get trading cards? do i want some trading cards? we'll get them. we do have snow all over the place. we're getting as many reports on as we can. we'll go back to the livermore valley, charles our vineyards. good folks out there. snow on mines road in livermore at 1700 ft. looking at crane ridge. i added the who that's a few have never been out there. honestly it's a beautiful area, specially march and april in the hills or green and everything so thank you. for that. there's been a lot of reports of snow from north to south, just almost too many to cover. there are a few breaks to the north, but the system is no doubt about it. still hammering areas east on the peninsula south thunderstorms now san jose santa cruz mountains santa clara valley, so it's going to be a crazy friday here. decreasing north to south but ever so slowly off and on rain, cold and windy thunderstorms and very low snow levels forties on a lot of attempts here, right over to so

alright so we're gonna spare expand over to steve paulson.he has your tuesday morning weather forecast a chilly tuesday morning. no doubt about it. we've been colder, but it's still in the thirties and forties. we'll take a look at rainfall now that we get a little bit of a break here. for san francisco. it's all a bonus from this point forward. the 30 year average is 22.89. last year's total was 18 74. so far this year. we're looking at 23 36. that's our running total as of yesterday. there won't be anything until maybe be saturday, but again. a lot of locations already 100% i used the reindeer, which is july 1st of june 30th. clear morning sun and clouds clearing nice tomorrow than a dry day. thursday looks good next system would be late friday into saturday system is inching closer towards there's a lot of high clouds and even a teeny bit of fog. it's hard to see, but ig there on the san mateo coast right there. so there's a little bit showing up coastal variety, not the inland variety. that's our system. it's lifting northward, but it'll

steve paulson, where do we start?e cold arrives today was the wind yesterday the cold today and there will be some activity rain wise, but it will really pick up thursday night friday, and lower snow levels as well are trt. yep sure is called lucas valley in marin county is 36 with the wind chill at 25 degrees and have to worry about that too often out here that is true of down trees in marin county yesterday, west marin feed on twitter is very good. i saw some down trees in a lima. yesterday some big trees, so if you're in marin county or just curious west marin feed has really good information along the coast and in the santa clara valley. that's where the focus is for this morning, very cold air's filtering over the warmer ocean temps, but some activities picking up santa cruz mountains , maybe on the peninsula san jose south, but it will be more inland later today, especially as we start to get some a little bit of sun and some lift. the lapse rates are collapse razor just through the roof here. wendy and gold are

number one promised paulson to secure buttonwood quite a few months ago, and he still can do it, in the sense, it's become also politically significant for the kremlin inside, as in fighting. if you wish. yesterday we saw another prisoner exchange. there are no serious peace negotiations or end to the conflict inside, but still they are able to do these exchangers. how come? well, even with my limited military experience, all 3 years of national service, i can tell you when you accumulate huge numbers of prisoners on both sides of the front, that becomes politically problematic is, i mean for you, great is there is an additional i don't want to stereotype anyone, but it's very clear that the greens were taking much greater care of their people than the russians. that's actually quite traditional russian war machine is usually quite relentless and doesn't care about people. but secondly, if you have big numbers of prisoners on both sides of the front, it becomes political, embarrassing, i would say, especially for put him, because what he does wants is to basically hide the scale of the

still, steve paulson is here with more on that.oubt we've had a cold pattern as you guys know, we had twenties last week. we had the rain on the weekends. some hail a lot of snow. adding up to that so, but it's starting off thirties and forties. it'll be sunny today, mostly said there's a few high no big coming down, but most locations are saying clear to mostly clear here and so temperatures on this monday monday will rebound mainly slightly below average. i didn't go average for santa rosa, which is 62, but sunny, nice, mostly sunny nights. there is a little bit of a breeze here so fifties and sixties on those high temps today. alright over to sal now and he's had a busy morning. where would you like to start this time? let's start with the bay bridge and just go back to the basics here, steve at the bay bridge. we do have a crowd that you should pay attention to here, but it's mainly now past the toll plaza and on the between the metering lights and the toll plaza and on the bridge itself, but things are getting better. i like w

steve paulson has your forecast he's ready. think you're getting outside till about two o'clock. well you read my mind. welcome cold out there this morning. yes. twenties thirties. first it'll be colder tomorrow. there's enough of a breeze holding up. many of these temps are system from yesterday gave us some reports of hail, but it's gone and it will be a smooth sailing and clear skies today, so, but the answer my friend is blowing in the wind. especially in the hills. clear, cold, breezy to windy at times, it will be nice but temperatures really a little bit below average here more fifties. tomorrow morning, we'll see a lot more twenties. alright salis here so far. it's been okay. what about at seven o'clock in the morning? it's okay. it's crowded, but it's okay. we haven't had a lot of serious crashes out there, steve. good morning to you. and as we look at some of the most typical commutes the bay bridge is going to be slow to the maze, which is not unusual cemetery and dunbarton bridge looked pretty good as well. little sl

some cold weather it is and that takes us right to steve paulson.st on our weather for this wednesday. well, i think that's the worst weather. it's freezing rain. yeah because it snaps, snaps, power lines and trees and we'll take a look at it right now. when you see the pink here right there. that's freezing rain, freezing drizzle, and that's a pretty good swath of it, cutting right across texas over into arkansas, parts of the south and again you just nobody moves. when that when the freezing rain falls, you're at a standstill and that's that's what's causing that. we have a few high clouds , but that's it. it will be mostly sunny today, just a few high clouds coming in a little bit warmer. it's cold, but not as cold as yesterday. so more thirties here instead of twenties doesn't mean we're not getting twenties. there's some to the north, but we had a widespread amount yesterday thirties here on the temps are forties cold enough on the creeks at 30, they may dip in at 30 or 29. here, though, there's another observation that shows 29 lafayette is cl

tuesday morning, february 21st going right to steve paulson.pening up outside, things will be changing weather wise later today. they are indeed already changing. but the first a piece of energy would be the wind that will pick up later today. it's not too bad yet, but there is an onshore breeze instead of the offshore so big changes their forties on the test, but we have some low clouds, fog and some higher clouds coming in. the colder air is still to the north, but it will be here later today, and that will give us a pretty good pick up on the wind speed. so tuesday's gone with the wind later today. fog sun clouds cooler fifties, not those were above yesterday. we're going below for a while here. alright sounds with us at 6 31 to tell us still making progress on that crash here, steve northbound 8 80 here at 66th. our crew is there and there looks like there. that vehicle, which was once overturned, is finally being loaded up onto a flatbed here. no serious injuries, but it was their perpendicular to the lanes. plenty of chp. the fire medics

paulson has our forecast.rties and forties a little bit of a break here before the system rolls back in again, but you know, maybe for a couple of hours, then it looks like rain moves back, but 35 santa rosa 37 palo alto forties for others. saying jose is at 39. there's your break. but boy, it's not going to last long. clouds are already racing in advance. so the rain is not too far away. maybe another hour or two. so here we go again back into another active pattern clouds cold morning then rain and wind on the way was snow on the hills not not lower than last week. that's for sure. but it will be upper forties low fifties. unseasonably cool weather probably continues for another seven or 10 days from for most locations here, all right over to sound now at 501 to tell us what we have a pretty serious crash. steve on vasco road. pardon me at camino diablo. and they have closed vasco road from dublin side and also from the byron discovery. bayside there. unfortunately this is a deadly crash head on collision in

not immediately, but steve paulson is watching the next few hours and the next few days next week.ah looks like big changes may be very low snow levels. but again, i'll tell you whether on monday, but you'll be hearing about it. i'll touch on it in about 15 minutes or so higher clouds are moving in still a lot of thirties. we have many twenties. these higher clouds stop the cooling. no doubt about. in fact, temperatures have actually gone up a little bit. there's more thirties. it's a sweet thursday now. forecast here. cold morning. that's for sure. son. high clouds, mild conditions. 50 sixties on the temps a little bit below average, all right over to sound now, 7 31. where do you want to go? let's go to the signal. great steve. what we do have a crash northbound 6 80 right north of 84. the problem is and this is reported, is not one but two vehicles that have flipped over. so this looks like it's going to be a pretty serious crash. the problem is that south beyond traffic, which is the commute direction is already backed up from dublin heading down towards and all through pleasan

david paulson has our forecast for today and what's going to happen tomorrow morning? i can tell you what's happening right now. in the fog here on this picture here, the fog has come pouring back on parts of the coast. here now, some inland areas dealing with julie fog. this is the coastal variety. stuck in right here, and there's some higher clouds on the way that's fogged in san francisco and fog is beginning to make its move. same on the marine coast. parts of in san mateo coast, so it's on its way. this is going to lead to a significant cooling trend today , some low to mid thirties here for many, the fog bank is making his move because the gold front it's making its move and there's rain up on the north coast. happy friday, though, cold morning some fog not only coastal variety, but also tooley, fog, sun and clouds. it will be noticeably cooler today with fifties on the tents. big dropped 12 degree drop for this city. all right over to sound now, at seven o'clock in the morning, we still alright or things picking up there, all right? i mean, i see a little bit of

it's mr steve paulson. thank you, sir. that and coffee helps us along. right alright.e had 70 degree temps. we did. yes, we did. we had a bunch of them. san rafael conquered in menlo park with three and san jose was closed today. it's 57 57 58 58 tomorrow will probably 50 to 52 53. wind is picking up sfo now west 25 gusting to 36 wind advisory starts at one o'clock today and goes through one p.m. on wednesday. strong northwest winds. we have no doubt about it. onshore breeze versus the offshore yesterday so temps are on their way down now rain returns this week. really? it won't be until thursday night. friday looks like a cold rain day. there could be a little bit wednesday into early thursday. the coldest air arrives thursday morning, which would put us in the category of maybe some low snow levels. again winter storm watch has been posted for the santa cruz mountains wednesday night into thursday. we'll see if it gets below 500 ft. the air at the surface and around 5000 ft is certainly cold enough. if there's enough available moisture, we could have it lower than th

steve paulson, where do we start? going to start with a pretty cold pattern here this morning rain moving back in some low elevation snow, but our good friend rob just me out there in beautiful clayton. morning workout that's at the joker's pool. now, if you're not familiar, of course. beautiful view there about tennis courts pool million mainly known for golf, i give you credit if you're going out and doing laps in this kind of weather felt more like the olympic valley as opposed to the diablo valley. no kidding, because there's snow still on the hills there, and it is a cold pattern cold, rainy pattern for us. rain is picking up again. not only that, but also low elevation snow back in the mendocino county, lake county and around here as well. and it is just a mess up in the mountains don't even bother. almost every resort is closed rain around tuesday called morning clouds rain, more hail possible low snow levels. if we can get any sun breaks, i think we'll have some thunderstorms later today. upper forties low fif

little bit of rain to steve paulson.e's been keeping the track of all the numbers. i'll get this out here. you know, sometimes all you other people hype stuff that they were not hyping this one. there there will be some remarkable snow totals. from shasta, trinity last and sierra and especially southern california there could be some record snowfall. between now and say, saturday morning. by the time we get there, it is really cold. it is really windy and you can see the activity really beginning to pop up. this is a developing system. it has so many ingredients coming together for not only low snow levels, but a prolonged stretch of very cold temperatures back into the santa cruz mountains against scotts valley, boulder creek. we've had snow all over the place here. down to about 75 ft. so snow snow beautiful snow again don't go up in the santa cruz mountains and let the locals deal with it while they can cold clouds and then rain but rain moves in a cold rain with very low snow levels will develop and extremely cool te

at the height of the meltdown, working with secretary paulson to avoid what could have extended to ao you see anything like that? in other words, that it's usually a domino effect here and back in 2011 as you know, we still had our debt downgraded even though we avoided all of that. what do you think? >> yeah, so our projections are based on the assumption that the payments continue to be made , that the debt ceiling is raised. if it's not, it is very challenging situation. it's hard to compare exactly what the 2008 financial crisis and housing is a different source. neil: absolutely. >> it would depend on what market participants look at the situation and say well, you know , there's a technical problem but they will work it out, the political system has to figure it out and they will get there and maybe the shock, the negative shock be modest. if market participants lose faith, well then there could be much more, much larger consequences. neil: what would it take to default? what is the first thing is most vulnerable if we don't make interest payments to bondholders , debtholders,

that's in hank paulson's book, they actually tried to team up against america then. right now, treasury secretary janet yellen is in india, urging financial support for ukraine during the g-20 meeting in india. here's this. watch. >> we believe it's critical that the imf move swiftly toward a fully financed program for ukraine as they've said that they will do. continued robust support for ukraine will be a major topic of discussion during my time here in india. maria: it's all about ukraine. that's all it's about. no matter what else is going on in the world, she also said that the u.s. will keep economic discussions with china at a, quote, appropriate time. not right now. appropriate time. >> the administration seems to have a hard time multitasking and we are -- i mean, admittedly the entire u.s. has attention deficit disorder. we tend to go after the next shy shiny tin foil ball like a raccoon. if we stop realizing the threat china poses on the world stage, we've lost the plot. >> whether when i listen to janet yellen's comments i have a different perspective on

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steve paulson is talking about the extreme weather we're having and will have. that is correct. i am very thankful my powers. i mean, you know, because that wind was howling probably where you are as well. not as bad today but still on the blustery side. now the c couple of days, but some low snow levels certainly possible thunderstorm activity for the coast in the morning and santa clara valley. look at that. there's been some reports of snow around 1100 ft. there's going to be more. trust me at santa cruz mouth. looks like some things are starting to pop a little bit. that will be the focus for the morning. the wind of change has been howl holding wendy and cold are in town, and i know those two are not well liked sun clouds, scattered showers, possible thundershowers and lower snow levels. low fifties on a lot of the highs today, 701 sal is here to navigate you through and he finds what? well, we do find a couple of problems spot, steve, that i'd like to tell you about it. in general, the community just moderate. there is a problem. east 80 at sun valley road exit. this is a

steve paulson.. you'll be doing hills again today. i do believe it's a difficult slog. but the sunshine makes it a little easy does indeed thirties for many, but we'll end up with a lot of sixties here and some mid sixties here, 34 santa rosa had some fog. i think a lot of that's disappearing very hazy skies, though out there today and tomorrow, but everything else is pointing towards lots of sunshine and warmer temps. i need to get out there and work on my golf swing. well, then go for it. cold cold morning. patchy fog, but not much left. hazy nice warm to the south, maybe upper sixties for a few more likely tomorrow, though, but sixties on the forecast high temps alright, he's salis here. better head down steve eye on the ball. i on the ball follow through. exactly good morning, everyone take my own advice. maybe i will. westbound richmond bridge. we're going to start there and that traffic is going to be slow. but things are improving a little bit when it comes to predictability, and just look at

steve paulson. this can be very tricky to drive through.ed especially up around san pablo bay north has been very thick. other locations is more of a low cloud deck. looks like it's starting to burn off a little bit. after yesterday's beautiful temperatures. we had the rain saturday, then sunday was nice lafayette and san rafael, both at 70 conquered livermore were closed. palo alto and napa were 68 oakland downtown 67 in san jose was 65, but it's fog. fog fog napa airport still zero visibility fog out to the valley oakland airport, a quarter of a mile san carlos. also a half mile visibility around redwood shores, redwood city over to half moon bay and sfo spend some fog and even the santa clara valley san martin zero visibility with low clouds around santa cruz down to salinas and also monterey. actually three systems. the one we had on saturday is right down here now making the turn into arizona. we have this little guy coming by. that's going to start to pick up the breeze. the one we're really watching is that one that will be here on t