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that leads us right to steve paulson.e rain moves in the wind will be a big factor here. the heavier rain will be santa cruz mountains south peninsula south, there is a high wind warning for others. it's a wind advisory starts at seven a.m. the bigger impacts will be tonight's afternoon tonight. overnight into tomorrow, very strong surface law is going to form off the san mateo coast and then move right over san francisco by tonight. that's going to jet that's a win producer for us. i think four inches in the santa cruz mountains. maybe santa clara valley is certainly within the realm of possibility. peninsula south that that's where the stronger gusts will be north bay and east bay. not as much but you're still you're still in the wind advisory. snow level will be dropping rapidly. this this will be a huge wind event, though in the mountains, i think more so than snow unless you're going towards the central serum. so the wind advisory areas in the in the red there that that's a high wind warning, so that's peninsula. san

let's check in with steve paulson. we've had a lot of rain so hopefully that eases the burden on the yeah, once again. it takes four months. yeah you know, i mean, when you get when we get a wet year, we get a wet year, and it's really started in november. looks like things are winding down for now. are we done and that completely but the big systems there's nothing showing up like that yet. the low that we had on tuesday and wednesday went into southern california, arizona yesterday and as that comes out of the rockies will be a huge severe weather maker as it goes across the country, so yesterday active days, southern california , arizona now it has taken the turn and much quieter but cool pattern for this time of year on the desert, no doubt about it. and for us also a cool pattern. thirties on the temps forties walnut creek 39. san carlos is so are we, santa rosa's in their petaluma valley, little cooler, palo alto, of course, little cooler as well. low forties sunnyvale is down there. even 44 in berkeley creek 39.

and commissioner paulson. >>. thank you for this report the graphics were helpful to look at everything from the 70ss on and the conversation responses to draught years and the policy. going back to the last your last items i could have a question on one of them. request we have the slide? the voluntary agreement offers a potential can you elaborate on that? i knowledge your state resource agencies. and the effort to negotiate a voluntary green light for the tuolumne river that meets the objectives of the bay delta plan and minimizes impact of those agreements on your water supply reliability. and i look forward to the time had that come forward. in the public. and moves to the state board and they are able to evaluate it as an alternative. i know you are closely coordinate with them to that and look forward to that seeing that happen. this it is a risk we have known that is out there for several -- dkdzs now at least i guess. and resolve thanksgiving risk in i way that meets your environmental obligations and wat

let's check in with steve paulson. today will be okay then change. change change, okay? yes. first thing i thought of what it's friday. alright thirties and forties. it's cold out there and we've been colder. but still plenty of thirties out a little bit some high clouds down towards san jose, but overall we're looking pretty good there mostly clear if you get out and enjoy yesterday. i would do it again today because changes are on the way starting tomorrow. hello friday. hello friday. mostly clear cold lots of sun. a little bit of a little zephyr there in the afternoon. little bit of agrees here we are still well below average for this time of year, never below average, always above. here he is, mr sal castaneda. sometimes my wife would disagree, however , today that's another story for another show. today is a good day, steve. all right, let's go to the east shore freeway on 80 westbound if you are driving from the kirk eunice bridge to the highway seven or to the mcarthur maze, 17 minutes, and that's remember yesterday it was taken an hour. well, this is what it should ta

alright steve paulson here.rost and freeze warnings, even though i think it's kind of marginal here on some of these, there's just too much of a breeze kind of stirring up the atmosphere. not kind of it is frost advisory freeze horning out. some wind protected areas could get into the twenties, but i think tomorrow morning will be more of the critical lows. ben lomond mentioned a quarter kent field one point oh, six lake barriers had 87 100 mount veeder had 83 1 hundred's dublin san ramon. good rain again. three quarters of an inch. santa cruz was right there. redwood city, 30.61 napa and san jose both with a 0.59 oakland, 56 100 vallejo at a half inch of rain. san rafael was close at 47 in san francisco at 43. where is santa rosa? you only had a third of an inch 0.35. so i ran out of room, but i'll mention it. everything's going down out of the northwest into central and southern california. you can see that their their line of thunderstorms. i'll take it all the way down to los angeles. you can see. look at th

heading over to steve paulson.e have another break, so hopefully you've been enjoying the afternoon sunshine . it's just so funny because it's still pretty cold in the morning and then nice in the afternoon. that is correct back to youtube. is it going to continue? you want more? okay yes, for today and then tomorrow we'll start to get clouds in here. uh, some fog is ramping up on the coast here now again, about an hour and a half ago, there was very little now it looks like very similar to what we saw yesterday. it's hard to see on the satellite image. but finally friday here coast fog, so they'll stay in the fifties on the highs. if you're near the coast inland, tempts those sunny clouds. light no biggie. the land up in low to mid sixties here so fifties and sixties on your attempts on a friday another nice step. 501 cells here following something or is everything all right? we have a new tunnel. new crash right near the tunnel. steve westbound 24 right before fish ranch road going into the tunnel. looks like the

so let's check in with steve paulson to see where we are.is forecast for this friday, steve that was around almost 3000 ft that 86 mph. i have some wind gusts coming up here in a second, there's still some serious rain here, falling, especially santa clara valley, santa cruz mountains along the peninsula as well. chris henry says gilroy seems to have gotten some of the brunt here. many foreign a quarter of four and three quarter inch readings showing up lots of flooding, and you can go back 12 hours and just focus on gilroy look at it just keeps. there's the train of moisture that's steady. heavy moderate, steady, heavy, moderate, so it keeps going and it's still going. so there in lies the issue here that's really heavy going through right there. that was about four hours ago six hours ago, and that's where the heavy rain continues. does look like maybe a slight right but now it's starting to move right back in again with moderate to heavy rain, so this is not ending for so many times soon. still last check, ben lomond had just shy of six i

alright time is for 11 right to steve paulson. everybody wants to know the latest on when the storm is going to hit us. ooh, i it's going to start moving in pretty rapidly here. the leading edge of this is already moving in as far as what we call the overrunning so this will just be the warm sector coming in. this will be a warmer system. look at the big load off of portland, and that's drawing up a lot of that moisture. again the very deep moisture coming in. it's still looks like friday morning will be the bull's eye here and santa cruz mountains will will probably be in the window for some of the most rain. these are warmer systems. heavy rains strong south wind gust 45 55, maybe 2 to 10 inches around here by the time we get to monday, at least or even tuesday here rainfall if you're russian river yes, mount tamil pious. yes santa cruz mountains. yes other locations about 23 to 4 should probably cover it. that wind advisory kicks in and one o'clock today and goes through four pm friday, there will be some roaring gots no doubt

steve paulson. yes that is correct, because it might be a little tough tomorrow on the way moving back in. so get out more long. get that leaf blowers and leaves over in your neighbor's yard. i'll send him back back. we do have low clouds around. there's a pretty good fog bank and out there. i mean, that's a little unusual for early march, but hello friday. glad you're here and morning. low clouds. cold thirties forties mix of sun and clouds of breeze will pick up today's dry day. still below average on the temps fifties tomorrow, though, rain clouds and rain returns alright. sounds seventh richmond bridge still or something else. you know it since you mentioned the richmond bridge, i'm gonna dial it up here because i want to see what it looks like at this very moment. and there it is for you. richmond bridge has a little bit of slow traffic. it's not as slow as it has been the last few days of this week when you get to the issuer freeway. if you're driving on 80, it looks okay around to the bay bri

see, paulson has more information on all that., from elton grove and belton roberta gonzalez, ktvu fox two roberta. thank you a bit to the north. here in santa clara county. there is a local state of emergency order. the county office of emergency management was activated yesterday afternoon. 13 county warming centers are open, as well as to overnight centers in south county, san jose's mayor, matt mehan, and members of outreach groups. what did the banks of the guadalupe river urging people who live there to leave the area? and so we're going to take every necessary precaution . get out there and make sure people are aware that we have another atmospheric river coming and that that poses some extra rest for those living near our waterways. everyone is being urged to have an emergency supply bag ready to go in case there were evacuated. one san leandro neighborhood. stress levels are high because of this new storm. a damaged canal along crosby street runs right up to the backyards of homes collapsed back in january during the big

we go right over to steve paulson. more rain moving in.oming in wind of wind, okay, i think this will be a bigger win producer, but the ground is so saturated now there could easily be some 34 inch amounts. yesterday in the valley was lit up as you probably know. stockton down to fresno snow that's not level continues to pass between six and 8000 ft. but our system is on the way. it won't be today. it will be late tonight and then on tuesday morning into tuesday night again is developing human zoom out a little bit, so you can see there's a lot of moisture streaming across. it's going to develop into a pretty big system here. so rainy days and mondays mostly cloudy, light rain today breezy times mild. everything begins to pick up tonight. there are all sorts of warnings, watches and concerns. i'll get to those in about 10 minutes, upper fifties for a few sixties, though, for most, so it's pretty mild air mass in place. all right over to salad. 4 31 any flood issues or is that been, you know, taken care of for the most part is nice out ther

friday eats friday eve and we call steve paulson. well steve paulson, watch it.st a minute here on tv? whenever i hear whenever i hear friday, if i think of brian flores, that's where we got it. never forget the first time. he said it. yeah i was over there at that time you two are here and he goes friday was different. it was different back in the day. the flow of goalby flow. he's up in seattle right now. great guy. i used to be almost neighbors. i'll get going. 34 in santa rosa livermore 34 palo alto's 35 cities 46. there's a little bit of a breeze there. some locations are running warmer. some are running colder. morgen hills, 29 conquered, running colder now. airports running warm. it just depends. it'll be nice today. temperatures will be walking on sunshine today. be careful where you walked over. there will be plenty to go around. cold morning, twenties thirties. lots of sun. there is a little breeze here holding up some of the temps. they're nice, but they're still below average from march. 2nd alright, sal's here. 5 30 something going on? not much there

yes i have an extra lift in my step, mr paulson, you know be by now. alright let's go out and take a look at the bay bridge. we don't have a lot going on which is nice as we look at the traffic map if you're getting up this early most of the time, i think you deserve a nice commute. and that's what you're getting right now. not a lot going on. which is good. now i don't even see any slow traffic on highway four or on the ultimate passed yet so we're definitely off to a good start. it is not raining. and traffic is light. that's exactly what you want to hear. at this time of the morning, four oh, one. let's get back to the headlines. all right. thank you, sal. today, thousands of oakland teachers are planning a one day sick out in response to their ongoing contract dispute with the district starting at 7 30 this morning, educators plan to rally in front of skyline high school than a bigger rally is planned at 11 am in downtown oakland at frank ogawa plaza. the teachers say the sick out is in reaction to what they call the districts insulting contract pr

john paulson made $20 billion betting against mortgage markets steve eisman in this way, he brought his fund 1.5 billion. investor warren bafa jen, on the contrary, bought shares of large banks and companies for next to nothing by 2.5%, trade by 10 withstood china's policy of delarization and sovereign economy has now clearly borne fruit. how right beijing was, hence the timely decision of our country russia brazil yes and others to move away from the evergreen a crisis. maker. dollars exist today. that is, it is like an american currency, but at the same time it is global. the currency, uh, is coming to an end, and when we talk about the fact that the unipolar world is turning into a multipolar one, then maybe this is not the main thing, but first of all, it should turn into many, uh, many currencies. this is what we are now witnessing the aftershock and the global crisis was felt until 2013. just imagine , a hole of 390 billion dollars has formed in the countries. money was simply written off. the current crisis started with covid-19 pandemic

steve paulson has our forecast. what's happening right now or what do you want to tell us right now is going through, so it is moving east and south. some of the heavier totals have been to the north. areas up in mendocino county, lake county sonoma napa, as you might imagine, in marin county, but the santa cruz mountains are now i think going to be taking the brunt of this is the system slides slowly east and south. you can see there are some breaks, especially to the north, but there's so much moisture coming across it. any break will probably just be. you know short . i don't think it'll last too long. there'll still be some rain moving to because the air is absolutely saturated, but rain on me, no doubt about it here, but the heavier band is moving south so windy. they'll get cloudy mostly cloudy. there'll still be some off and on rain, but not the intensity. we saw upper fifties. we're getting close to normal, but maybe not getting there until probably early next week. alright sounds here at 501. i'm guessing c

steve paulson.'ve been dialing in the timing here , and you're already seeing some changes this morning. yes it's moving in pretty rapidly, at. is light rain. this is just, you know, the whole time sending in these cold systems. well, now it's tapping intof i t stream say that see how that's funneled right towards us. so there in lies the issue here a lot of deep what we call moisture. so here comes the rain again and there will be a lot of it over the next 24 36 48 hours. turning cloudy wind picks up rain develops heavier will be tonight. overnight into tomorrow, and it will be warmer last probably in the fifties will be in the sixties. going forward you alright? sounds here. 7 31. any good news there? yeah we have better news in vallejo. that crashes cleared. so if you're driving, let's say from here up to galileo or beyond that, vacaville, you should be okay. it's a little slow traffic, but it's dissipating. 80 westbound is also getting better, and we have a slowdown now beginning and elsa radio

alright steve paulson. we don't really want the weather too exciting, but we are getting some more rain coming in. i can't get around that right? not today. today is not too bad, but starting tomorrow and going well well into next week here so i'm trying to dance as fast as i can . here for. so for the morning, there'll be some rain, then we'll get some clearing in the afternoon. attentional focus on thursday into friday. it's just a years. we have to just say it's going to be heavy rain on the way where it all sets up will know as we say in whether a lot more next 24 hours, but i would expect 7 to 10 days of often on rain. some of this will be very heavy flood watches out there will be flood warnings. i guarantee it, their street flooding excessive runoff. i've already seen some rises on some of the freeway off ramps. so just from our little system this morning this will take us well into next week, well in the next week. you're looking at the water vapor precipitate of water here and watch how this is com

let's check in with steve paulson.know what's the weather going to be like today? busy month. yes we're not done yet. year yes, i would agree a year. okay the wind is tailed off because the surface low move north and weakened so that that remember when just a difference in pressure gradients. high pressure doesn't like low pressure, so it fills it with wind. now the upper level low is over us, and it has two speeds slow and stop and boy is this for this time of year? it's called a cold core system because it's really cold. as you go up in the atmosphere here so with with some problem forming f year. it's more of a general rain or moderate rain to the east and the south. waving a white flag. morning rain fog. cool sun clouds are more rain thunderstorms today north and east better than south. i would think fifties on the taps. yes it has been unseasonably cool here. um i think sacramento sal has only had one day at 70 degrees. that's crazy, and i don't think we i don't think i have to go and look. but last march, it was

here's steve paulson.coming in some sun more to the north, but already cloud cover increasing. there's a there's a cold front that's on the way for tonight will do much here, but it will keep us on the cool side here. upper forties low fifties here for some with again, more sun breaks north and east a lot more low cloud deck to the south. that's calling temperatures where they are, and there's a decent little breeze. there are system has kicked out, but it left behind a lot of moisture. some activity up in the mountains are off to the east and the south, but for now, we're done. you can see that activity. there is a system to the north right up there. that's going to give some light rain to the north, but i made it through the rain for now. otherwise low clouds. some sun breezy, cool, blustery and then some afternoon evening clouds will begin to move in any light rain would be confined mainly to the north. but fifties on the temps. another cool right over to sound almost 8 30 in the morning on a thursday,

here is steve paulson. dance is that's a lot of pressure you need tonight the weekend or anything else you want there, andrea. everything all right. thank you, sir. yes the sun is out for many. not for although forties on the temps, there's pretty good little low cloud deck. they're hanging out in marin county, also up at the sonoma county. so we're now in the forties 41 to 47. you can see right there. sandra fell. petaluma santa rosa healdsburg over the napa county parts of solano county over san pablo bay. south of that, it's okay. it's mostly sunny, so to forecast one with low clouds in the north, and if you're far enough north, mostly cloudy skies, but for us we do get more sunshine today. so hello friday. quiet end to what has been a wild march. that's for sure. low clouds mainly north. mostly sunny, nice. but breezy still held and checked. unless you're maybe south, you can get some low sixties. sal. mark madsen. i like it. i like to hire like to hire. he has experience and you know, as a cal alum, i

it's mr steve paulson.than anything else because of the voice also get you know what i'll say. you look much better in person than on tv all the time all the time. so i guess i looked like a troll on television. i guess i guess we'll leave it there. sal yusor . alright partly cloudy thirties and forties on the lows a little cooler here, sun and clouds, maybe a few isolated, brief shower. you know the rogue variety there where it pops up him as porn. what are you talking about? the sun's out. that's the kind of pattern we're looking for today. but generally a break today, thirties and forties on the temps a little bit cooler here than low thirties medicine county lake county. not as bad 32 novato, fairfax and sell mo 34 sonoma, bodega bay and bellinis fire station 39 37 lagunitas. and rohnert park also at 37 still snow up in the mountains. winter storm warning goes until 10 a.m. tomorrow it could be easily another 1 to 2 ft. above lake level and maybe 6 to 12 inches down to about 3000 ft. and that will be pi

commissioner paulson. >> i don't want to micro manage what you are doing, particularly because of the comments that you are making based on the questions i heard so far. do talk about certain things. for example, when you talk about risk in particular, i understand risk with a capital r and don't for a living do small risk because that is what you do. you are hired to do to figure out. for example, when i first got here there was a project, a major project and part of the delay is because there was during and before my time so don't think it was design build but there was a major project where something was going to be done and instead of going in and digging and do it was discovered this want just digging you have to take out 600 thousand granite before you can do stuff which -somebody comes in and bid $1 and somebody else $600 thousand granite before you can do stuff which-somebody comes in and bid $1 and somebody else bids hundred million dollars, you say by the way, did you take into account this is concrete, not black top? just giving remedial examples. is this what you mean abou

alright 4. 39 is the time back over to see paulson.uess a little lighter than we expected for this like it. that's some of the projections have cut back about half. there'll still be plenty of rain, though, and we're getting that right now. a lot of thunderstorm activity yesterday, especially on the mother lode there. but our system has arrived. the deepening surface low will be often off the north bay. so that will crank up the wind. now a lot of this has been from yesterday. i mean, in parts of southern marin county and even up in the stomach, and he had rain yesterday. so 86, 100 canfield, ben lomond, santa cruz mountains to third mountain cedar 1000.63. santa rosa. don't just shy of a half inch of everything was less than that. i'll try and get to some other totals here. but i'm a little busy this morning. rain has been steady. it is picking up in intensity to the north. so petaluma santa rosa northward, it'll fill in up in mendocino county, lake county. pretty good line is established itself now in marin county over san pablo bay,

from steve paulson.by the you should feel pretty good about how today is going to be whether wise, not too bad. yes, it does. look like next tuesday. wednesday will be our next system. here. we'll take a look at the sierra snowfall because it's a as you know, has been pretty impressive. here now. the central sierra snow that soda springs and not too far from donner summit there they go back to 1946 okay to the current year , uc berkeley central syria. snow lab, i should add. union pacific goes back to 18 66. so just keep that in mind, but going back that far. the greatest year was 1951 52. they had 812. this year so far, 680 there's more on the way. be unbelievable if they even came close to sniffing that in 1952 record, but they are in second place. second most ever. the 1951 52 was a huge year for snow in the on the west coast, not just california, but even northern arizona and southern california. so the series doing well, we had that windstorm, as you know, that is long gone. thank goodness and now w

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let's check in with steve paulson for forecast. we've had some very intense weather for quite a while. incredibly intense for us here. no doubt about it. on tuesday it was all about areas north of marin county. yesterday it was mainly areas south, including santa cruz mountains. which was 11 tweet after another. it's hailing again down trees. it's hailing again. same in san francisco san jose numerous reports for that. ah thank you, steve. right my buddy who text me see he knows how to text. we have hail and san jose. that's all i need to know. thank thank you, steve. ah everything's ending to the north right there. so i think you're good to go to the north, but it will be slow to clear out to the south. but for the morning hours, still some on the peninsula. and along skyline, woodside portola valley . looks like a little bit. sunnyvale, cupertino. these are quick movers along the coast as well into the santa cruz mountains and then heading south as this strong, dynamic upper low once it accelerates. it really starts to boot scoot

let's bring the other half of this equation in mr steve paulson.ank you sal castaneda appreciate that. okay some girl named ali rasmus just won't leave me alone. i'm gonna have to block her. she's not standing in the rain, okay? she sent this out. everyone's why do you send her out in the rain? it's a gift. okay she alley very good alleys. good on the weather there, but i am sure some rain has moved through. there has been plenty of bands going through and some low snow levels. mendocino county lake county. looks like that is ended for now, but still some pretty good snow totals there. as for the winter weather advisories, it was canceled for areas east and south. but these bands will continue to rotate through again . it's just wait around 10 15 minutes then you'll get a break . then here comes the next band onshore. they seem to be coming in at night and early in the morning during the day, not too bad, but d the day if you get one of these to develop, it can definitely produce some hail, and that's what we're looking at. the sierra gets a little

steve paulson is back.is tracking the conditions and where the rain is moving in right now across your area. well it's moving south slowly, but it's been pretty heavy to the north here. the wind, though, is really cranked up on the peninsula again. and also on the coast as ali talked about, especially on the cemetery coast north lori says. good morning, steve. we already have wind and rain and emerald hills to 18 edgewood road. i know it. well laurie, more wind than running. that is correct. the rain is just hasn't been that much. but look at the wind here. half moon bay gust of 38, sfo, south 35 palo alto, south of 30 to san jose southeast 25 even livermore over the east bay, almost 30 miles an hour, and hayward south now gusting to 36 so he has more wind than rain, but that rain is working its way south. we have two parts of this system is the cold front today than that low tomorrow will go right along the coast, giving us more rain, wind and probably thunderstorms. tomorrow heaviest rain today will be in

steve paulson.ink it will be better. yes you get that walk in there. gasia plan two fingers crossed. it'll make it because tomorrow and friday may not be so good. you too. there's a lot of rain on the way. but yes, our range from this this morning. it looks like it's moving out. there is not much left, but pretty good rain for some oakland had good rain over 4/10 of an inch rain kassandra with three quarters napa had about 4/10 of some morning rain cloudy early and then out. breezy afternoon getting some clearing already. some sun so today is the day to get something done still cold. this is our last cool or cold system because everything is changing starting tomorrow, alright. sal's here eight o'clock in the morning. a bridge a freeway. where are we going? first we're going to go to a freeway on 80 here. i'm looking up at it. i'll put it on your screen. things are getting a little better. as you heard the man say that there's a little break now for us, and that's going to make it just a little bett

when i walked out the house let's check in with steve paulson. be sticking around ff dig around for those gloves before the next thing tomorrow morning and more so alright. yeah to help him out. help the man out bundled up. i looked like nanook of the north star like this for us on. this o . tighter record low. the snow picks now coming in from the mountains. i mean, they're they're through the roof here. michael, i hope that's right, michael. i'm working on a plan now to find my grill. it disappeared from sunday night to wednesday. warning and yes, it's buried. there are some pictures people on the second floor. looking out at snowdrifts on the second floor. i mean, there's so much snow up there. southern california now has our system, so we march into more son. that's the good news. it's just not very warm, but it will be mostly sunny, breezy highs, trying to bump up but there's still below average, but better than yesterday and more sun for at least three days. all right over to sal. it's 8 31 santa cruz mountains. better worse. what i'm bored

steve paulson some more big changes coming really big changes, maybe not the kind we want, but that'scoming down the pipeline here tonight tomorrow. still some light rain here most of its to the north here, santa rosa healdsburg, windsor, cloverdale geyserville clear, like up to parts of mendocino county. but this is just the leading edge of this very deep moisture coming in. it's coming in from the west southwest, and it's going to be not only giving us a lot more rain. but also the wind. it's going to crank up and be a rather strong system here, rainy days and mondays. cloudy mostly cloudy, light rain. it is very mild out there, if not downright warm. here. we're already seeing mid fifties on the lows. we'll see mid sixties on some of the highs here. 7 31. we had an issue that got better. what about now? we still have decent conditions out there, steve. it's not raining as you know, right now, and the bridges are looking. okay, we're going to start with the richmond bridge and go there. first you can see traffic coming up to the toll plaza looks pretty good, and it's not a bad commu

tuesday march 28th let's go to meteorologist steve paulson. we've been expecting this storm and it is arriving on schedule schedule pretty much yes. really a powerhouse low here, you'll see it informed off the oregon coast here really wrapped up here. this is polar in nature than tapped into some moisture. now initially we get the front that's what's going to come through the key with all this is there's just a screaming jet stream on the backside of this and that's what's going to enhance some of the rainfall rates. heaviest rain, i think will be the golden gate bridge north. not too bad right now, unless you're north of your south. it's all good beginning to make its move a little bit on the you can see, there's really not much on the peninsula east or south and north. picking up already so riding the storm out today. now it's today and tomorrow, actually rain and wind heaviest rain north of the golden gate, at least for the morning hours, and we were hard pressed to warm up very much here fifties on the temps. alright sounds here had a chas

steve paulson. about water conservation because we're getting more rain coming in, but you never know where i think this pattern goes into april. to be honest with you. we're getting a break, though. that's the good news. is there not continuous like we saw not too long ago, but an active march continues. looks like to me. next rain forecast will be sunday. it's not a big deal. light rain. possibility monday into tuesday of a stronger system, although here they're north or south, so let's just ease into it, but it does look like something is brewing for early next week. until then, there's two branches of the jet stream. one is south, and one is north. but until we get there, frost advisory outlooks marginal to me too much fog, but you know, i don't issue the advisers. i just mentioned him. so i'll do that. in case you're well inland. you could get some low thirties, maybe a little frost. all the nights are getting much shorter days are getting longer. system we had on tuesday is now into the four c

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we're going to steve paulson. hey steve, you've been talking all morning. i know you're concerned about high water, but you're also concerned about strong winds. the combination of the two could make for a dicey day tomorrow. that is for sure. we'll start up in the sierra because now at the uc berkeley central sierra snow abbots, their third snowiest on record, but first statewide averages now is 212% i talked about how this the snow water equivalent about two weeks ago. i think we'd go over 50 inches. it's now at 52.3. the southern sierra, i believe is a record for the date there. 257% of normal central sierra 218 northern sierra. still not bad, but they're pretty far back. 168 uc berkeley central series snow lab soda springs season total is now 671 . that's the third snowiest on record for their records. okay? there are records that go back farther than that. but the second is 671 1983. i think they'll beat that. if they don't beat it this weekend over this study. i mean, tomorrow it's going to be closed. the first is 1951 52 when they had 812 i believe 1

good to see steve paulson. i think i think she has a you have a good forecast with gasia. well it's a cool forecast gasia that 10 mile hike today to make up that time. alright? to its 30 sign a lot of the temperature. livermore's down to 37. it would be colder if we didn't have the breeze. that's for sure. the breezes held up a lot of the temps. that probably won't be the case over the weekend. it will be mostly sunny. today we had some rain overnight, mainly san mateo coast and down to santa cruz. but you'll have sunshine on my shoulders today, but breezy cold one this morning. mostly sunny, cool temps should be in the mid sixties upper sixties. mid fifties upper fifties. alright salles. here's seven o'clock on a friday morning. still friday light or something new. well, there are a couple of things out there, steve, i do want to mention that if you're driving in the north bay how we want 21 , which usually doesn't have a lot of traffic has a crash. now it cuttings wharf road, and there is one way traffic control . so if you're driving in that area, you're going to see sl

let's turn now to steve paulson for look at the weather. the goats and i always think of, you know, mitigating fire hazards in the summer, but we're in the still in the thick of this rainy, wet weather. i can't even i can't even go there right now. ah we're not done yet, either. i mean, we have a ways to go here, ali. no doubt about it. we'll have more coming in this week and maybe even at the end of march and early april, their sizes some pretty big systems, rainfall last 24 hours and let's call it what it was. it rained most of the day here can feel it over and it's almost an inch and a quarter san francisco couple locations had an answer officially 90 to 100. santa rosa 82. vallejo, a good rain three quarters napa over two thirds oakland 20.6 sfo and conquered had just over a half inch of rain. today will be mostly cloudy tuesday. wind and rain that will take us into tuesday morning into wednesday afternoon . there are going to be some pretty hefty totals, especially santa clara valley breezes kicking up here pretty good. 30 due west at

steve paulson, as people are looking to see let's clean up and finish this tomorrow. tomorrow is the main day tomorrow into wednesday, so today is the in between day so we'll start to see increasing clouds, but it's already clear enough that we have a frost advisory out. that will take us until nine o'clock in the morning. now again, the wind is kind of held attempts up here and not only through the weekend sunday was a little colder for some but there's enough of a puff of a breeze. and it's really kind of keeping the majority of these higher although not all rhona parks down to 32 even the database at 37 twenties thirties mendocino county, lake county hard freezes out for those folks up there, but all thirties here i mean, fairfax is 31 sentence elmo ross in there, even sausalito and molina's fire station at 39th and almost 34 let me get rid of that, and you can see that we're under clear skies, but the clouds won't take long to get here. that era loft is amazingly cold in the forties now, but upper thirties for ben lomond mountain breezes turning more. suddenly tha

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some areas already seeing rain will check in with steve paulson here in just a moment for an update on the forecast as an atmospheric river gets ready to move in today. this is a weekend we change our clocks in spring forward an hour from the start of daylight saving time early sunday morning, medical experts say the time change can cause health issues, including negative mood swings and increasing the risk of a heart attack and car crashes. it takes most adults about a week to adjust to this time change, and it's even harder for children and teenagers. federal lawmakers are considering making daylight saving time. permanent for everyone. welcome back to the nine. thank you so much for joining us. i like daylight saving time. much better, but i know some people prefer that it gets dark a little bit earlier down for year round, though i've done for your around. yeah i hate it when it turns out turns turns dark so early, even though i go to bed early now, but you know, maybe i'll since it'll be my first year on the morning shift when it changes my attitude might change. yeah i have a pla

alright, let's see if we can get you outside steve paulson, as we bring you in for a better look at the rain. this weather defining behind us has changed dramatically. i mean, up here an hour ago, it was black as night. so it's lightening up a little bit up on the backside of this, but there's still some pretty good rainfall. all rates coming down right now. the low is forming rapidly off the mendocino coast and also the sonoma coast or the winds. gusts have really cranked up my mic falling down again. all right. hold on. not like that's ever happened before. all right. there we go. you can see the system. the wind gusts have really mount diablo is now south at 55 half moon bay had a gust of 53 big rock mount veeder nots bad there are some locations where there's hardly any breeze at all, and others are roaring. i usually everyone's in on it, but that's not the case today. sonoma mountain 47 degrees 27 mph. ben lomond mountains south at 40. they've been gusting 57 mph in the santa cruz mountains, so it's a roaring south or southeast wind, which means it's really mild, but you can see th

let's talk about the changing weather is to paulson. it's a little bit brighter. rain is a little bit softer behind us on the oakland estuary, but we're not done with it yet. you wait five minutes, afraid of you saying that. alright let's start in the santa cruz. now yesterday we said this would be marin county. nor today will be about san francisco. oakland south doesn't mean you're not going to get more activity north, but the heavier will be south peninsula santa cruz santa cruz mountains. holy cow. thank you. harry carey . third huge hailstorm this morning. today is far worse than yesterday. well, today will be your day that's in redwood states above los canada's in the santa cruz mountains, johnny oh, and elsa bronte, the temp dropped to 38 also bronte when a heavy downpour went through, that was at 8 45 this morning. i believe it because i saw 42 in sand. ah san pablo, so it doesn't make sense. when you get these cells going by. it's really cold system. alright here's the heaviest totals. casada row three and a quarter. raymond thank you. for all your inform

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