here's steve paulson. >> thank you ali. we'll get to it here. and south it's more about a sunrise here. we'll take stacy thompson says beautiful monday sunrise in martinez. we had a nice one in the almaden valley from our friend chris henry as well. but if you're north, it's rain, rain, rain. and boy, i'll tell you, it's starting to stack up west. healdsburg, 68, 100 dillon beach, point reyes, bodega bay, saint helena, petaluma, sonoma and napa all between just over a quarter of an inch and 68/100. what about santa rosa? you've had 52/100. that's at the airport. that's just this morning that now puts you since july 1st at 20, almost 21in of rain, which is 240% of average. amazing amount of rain already to the north, far less to the south where areas are actually below average for this time of year. the system will be slow to move south. eventually it will, but it will weaken. but right now it's all about sonoma county, the russian river. it's all about parts of napa county, a little bit into lake county and mendocino, but not much. and then also

we just had paulson on, not jim -- not hank paulson, not pat paulson. but john paulson.at and maybe a correction in the meantime. what are retail clients and their actions indicating to you at this point, tom? >> at this point, joe, they are saying, i mean, they had a good year. this was a great year for retail customers, obviously. i would say that general consensuses, they are maintaining a long bias. i think that is pretty obvious across the board. customers are at this point, retail customers would rather be long and in the market than not be in the market. >> december is usually good. it's supposed to be good. it was not good. was that normal? and healthy the last month? >> healthy, yes. maybe it wasn't as normal because the rest of the year had been so strong. i think a pullback was you know, i don't think a 1 or 2 or 3% percent pullback is a bad thing or a surprise to anybody. if you look at the entire year, it's a pretty impressive display this year. so, i think the little tiny pull back in december didn't mean anything. >> what are going to be the most important

let's check in with steve paulson. yet. it's close though, ali. it's close. we'll go north, though. we'll start with santa rosa. it's a dividing line. santa rosa. san francisco are doing okay. oakland, livermore, san jose are actually below. but santa rosa is the front runner here by far and away. they have been since november up to 2040. now 20in and 44/10 here. i added 1100s this morning because that's what i'm seeing here. that's 238% of average. and they're still clicking right along from that system right there. and as that moves in, it will give some heavier rain to the north. and now we're not expecting, you know, excessive amounts. but i would not be surprised if an inch, inch and a half falls in the russian river, santa rosa, looking around a half inch to three quarters. far less to the south. so far i've seen dylan beach with a quarter of an inch about a 10th of an inch. santa rosa has had 2/10 so far, is what i'm seeing, but so far it's right about northern marin county north. and that therein lies the rub h

let's check in with steve paulson.e, but more coming in. >> well there's a winter weather advisory up there today. i think it goes winter storm warning on saturday. there could be a lot of snow. maybe a couple of feet is being forecast. we are in between the front and then the upper low which comes in doesn't mean there isn't any rain, but there is. you know, we're getting a noticeable break here. 40s and 50s on the temps under partly to mostly cloudy skies. a little bit of rain moving around, but you can see a couple little bands kind of slicing through, especially on the peninsula now. so they'll pick up. but really the key is that the there's the low. upper low is coming in this afternoon and this evening. if you have plans for the 49ers game, i could tailgate whatever. i would plan on rain moving in later today and into tonight. there's a lot going on for friday. saturday. not only do we have a really strong front coming in, but high surf advisory is out. high wind watch has already been posted, so suffice to say t

let's check in with steve paulson for the weather today. and when the rain is moving in. >> i'm thawing out after yesterday. cold temp was very cold. 48 degrees yesterday. amazingly cold. now some locations hit the 60s. it will be that way again today. there's some fog. most of it, though, looks to be east. but if you're on the peninsula or south south bay, there could be some patchy fog, but the bulk of it looks to be east here. 30s and 40s on the temps if you're stuck in that fog. man oh man. but clouds are increasing, so we'll have a mostly cloudy day. then get ready for rain. it's on its way starting saturday and there will be multiple systems taking us in probably the rest of the month. out to the new year is kind of the way it's looking here. what's new? most of it. the heaviest rain will be north marin county north. so fog, low clouds, mostly cloudy. cool. there is a roaring east wind for some, so just temperatures 50 to. if you get the sun. low 60s. all right. sal is here. happy friday, my friend. >> friday. i love the way that soun

steve paulson here in the room. >> mr. sal castaneda thank you sir. all right. to it here. we have a little teeny change today and that's some higher clouds. that's it. steve. i know, i know, i could i could have my feet on the desk and dave can tell you the weather. he hasn't stepped outside yet, but when he does, he'll say nice little cool. but it's quiet and we're just i just i'm not a fan of these patterns. what are you going to do? but hazy december skies at least the days are nice. the afternoon actually went out for a hike yesterday and i said, you know, it's as gusty is right. it's darn warm in the afternoon. didn't last long, but it's there. any rain, maybe the 15th, maybe the 15th. it's a dry pattern. it just doesn't look real promising. right now. the last rain i use san francisco as the data point. the last rain was on tuesday the 26th when they had a 10th of an inch. only nine days. not a big deal. 19, 29, 39 then it's a big deal. a lot of high clouds streaming in today, mainly for the morning. i would think more of the same on friday. there will be

let's check in with steve paulson for our forecast. >> sal is back. sal, are you listening out there? >> i hear you. >> all right. good. because pam and dave are spot on. it was as thick as i've seen in a while, and all of a sudden you clear it. but there is a dense fog advisory until 9:00, so just keep that in mind. and there are some areas where once you clear the fog, it will be sunny and warmer today, but 30s and 40s on the temps. livermore is 39. santa rosa is 38. maybe a few high clouds, but it's a dry pattern. until saturday is the way it looks. but man oh man, that fog is no fun. pockets of thick fog. more sun today and temperatures anywhere. if you're stuck in the fog, it's 50s. if you get out of it. could get into the mid 60s. speaking of, here he is, mr. sal castaneda. welcome back, my friend. >> why, thank you, sir. you know, i thought of you in a good way. yeah, in a very good way. how about when i. when i saw the fog, i'm thinking, oh, steve is going to have a day. let me show you something, steve. the golden gate bridge has no fog, whic

steve paulson. atypical. there you go. >> all right. after this, after the five day, we have our perfect pets coming up. so. all right, so get your phone and then this little thing called a qr code. but first. oh, the sunrises are coming in. this is from peter from sunrise. good morning. from beautiful, bucolic, lovely glen ellen. thank you. peter, that is a good one there. that's because of all these higher clouds which are over us right now. and there are many giving red sky in the morning. yes. doesn't. no warning here. it's just high clouds. yesterday, a lot of 70s campbell and redwood city, the leaders of the pack at 72 saint helena. gilroy, 71, palo alto, san jose, livermore and cupertino checked in at 70 degrees. oakland says, hey, so did we. and we had a record high back to back days at 70. and both of those were record highs. and both beat records from 20 1440s and 50s on. the temps because of the cloud cover were not as cold this morning. 21 truckee, 20 south lake tahoe mountains at 12 carson city. 19 reno at 18 but 50 placerv

our steve paulson has been tracking more rain heading our way. and of course, that means the sierra is about to get hit with more snow. a live look at interstate 80 here past truckee near highway 89. the interstate is clear right now, but you see an awful lot of snow along the roadway. keep in mind that chains are required on all vehicles except those with four wheel drive and snow tires. from baxter to herschel road in truckee. over on 50 chains are required once you enter el dorado county. from twin bridges to meyers, it is a tricky drive up the mountain. people are being told to delay their travel if at all possible. for those who are going ahead with their plans, drivers say whiteout conditions have created very slow traffic. >> really going slow is kind of getting irritated how slow she was going to be honest with you. but i seen like, okay, now i understand why you were going real slow, but now it's like, man, it's not, it's not safe. >> hopefully try to wait it out as much as we possibly can. if not, try to get a hotel somewhere close by a

let's head down to steve paulson and see.ain, is difficult for those who like to be out and about on the weekend, saturday, and then again sunday night. >> yeah. plan accordingly saturday and sunday, right in the middle. not sunday morning, but sunday night. you're right though, there's some differences here. north bay, east bay, it's about fog peninsula and south bay. it's clear. so i don't think the fog advisory applies for some but for others. man oh man. it's just tough to get through that fog. palo alto 37, san jose 41. they had fog yesterday. they have ten miles visibility today. but livermore, concord, santa rosa, it's a whole different ballgame. and you can see, i mean much better visibility. maybe a teeny bit of fog forming down around san jose. but, i mean, they're well past the time when it really matters. but you can't say that if you're north and east, it's been it's been a foggy pattern and there is a rip snorting offshore breeze there in the oakland hills. look at that. northeast 34mph. and i know the napa airp

steve paulson. >> you know your phones now. ten years ago today.teve. >> mine too. all right, menlo park, i miss it dearly. you used to live over there. i love it. 37 degrees, half moon bay 59. yes. no, no. breeze clear and calm versus a north breeze. a lot of 30s. 40s. the fog is no doubt about north and east. not so much peninsula south, although there might be a little lurking now. but most of this yesterday was all about fog. look at all the 30s though. so santa clara, campbell, saratoga, boulder creek down to 34, san marin, gilroy. i mean, it's a big difference yesterday. so north bay, east bay, no doubt about it. sold out cold, foggy. i think peninsula and south bay actually warm up today. tomorrow will start some changes. looks like rain is on the way for saturday. not a lot but a little bit low clouds if you're stuck in that 50s at best. if you get the sun, some 60s rain returns heaviest north. and again, for those of you, if you're staying around or if you're even driving, there will be some hefty totals, especially marin county north, goi

is steve paulson with your forecast?i do. >> there is. there's a lot of rain and wind on the way here. we're right now just kind of getting ready, but it's developing here. 50 is pretty close to the temps. that's not the story here. the story is going to be i mean it's already the light. overrunning rain will develop here pretty fast. i don't think it will take too long here. some hefty totals are being advertised here, especially marin county, san francisco, oakland north, but especially, i think, marin county up to sonoma and napa county. so heavy rain north developing here. more of a steady rain. but tonight, tomorrow flood watch north bay, strong south wind, high wind warnings have already been posted. and there it is. what's the good news with this system? well, it's going to be progressive means it's moving. hopefully it doesn't stall out, but clouds rolling in, steady rain develops and breezy afternoon and temperatures 50 to right about near 60. all right. so here it's 530 on a friday morning light or something ne

steve paulson. >> i do indeed hear our system has gone through. that's the good news.ou know, trying to show too much here. all right. there you go, control. all right. it's gone through here. so that's the good news. but again, there could be some mist or light rain, but we're mainly on the drier side. however, there is system. the upper low has to come in on the north, to the north. that will be here later today. and what looks like a really good system on saturday is beginning to take shape to the west here. also, king tides will cause some coastal flooding issues here that will take us into not only today but into the weekend. along with a heavy surf advisory. the waves were really pounding down towards santa cruz yesterday morning. rain ends, mostly cloudy off and on rain light, but i expect it to pick up later today and it will be a cool day with 50s only for the high temps. 632 sal is here and he is going to. i'm sure he's busy. >> he's beginning with yeah, with the east shore freeway. it's a 30 minute drive from the carquinez bridge to the macarthur maze, which

steve paulson.s in a row right before the holidays. >> i was taking a shot at the weatherman there. >> no, i'm just saying, a lot of people have plans. >> i understand that that's the way it looks. yes, it does look like rain on saturday. and maybe a lot of rain going into the holiday week. today, though, for those of you listening, you're not watching cool shot here. you have multiple layers. you have the higher clouds up above. no big deal. but the fog has really been compressed. so we are seeing 30s and 40s on the temps with a dense fog advisory. 38 palo alto, 37 santa rosa livermore 39 once this fog lifts and it will. but i mean, there's a lot of 30s here. middletown, felton. gilroy, alamo, fairfax, sonoma, palo alto, napa, all between 32 and 38. but it's all about that fog. if you don't clear it, eastern solano, contra costa county, probably 50s. but if you do, if you do, you'll be in the low to mid 60s. no rain until it looks like saturday. all right. sal is here. 730. >> we begin with let's g

it's december 9th and steve paulson is here.k. >> gasia really missed you, pamela. >> i know she texted me. she said no one will welcome you more back than i will. >> yeah, probably. flowers there. yeah. all right. welcome back, pamela. thank you. all right. we do have clear skies. a little bit of a breeze up in the hills, but it's getting cold out there. i mean, there's a lot of 30s here. santa rosa, 37, palo alto. menlo park at 35. i think i saw hollister at 31. boulder creek 32. so there's plenty going around yet. there's 50s on the coast with a little bit of an offshore breeze, mostly sunny. there's a few high clouds. bigger change looks to be wednesday night. thursday. maybe we get some rain in here, but it's a blue monday, that's for sure. because there's not much going on. but wind picks up mainly in the hills. possibility again of something developing later in the week, but temps not as warm as they were last week, but still above average 63 to 66 on the forecast highs. well, hopefully you won't regret the morning commut

and steve paulson, we've had some air quality concerns.number of fronts. that is correct. >> it will end the dry streak at 15 plus improve the air quality which has been caught under strong high pressure. if you have a barometer at home, it's been way up there that traps everything below that, plus that east wind brings the fog and haze back in towards us. but everything is trapped. but that looks like it's going to end here soon. plus you get 30s. i mean 30s in santa rosa, 35 livermore, palo alto, 34 san jose, 36 cold temps, and even look at these. i mean, some 20s up in lake county, but windsor, sonoma, sonoma state university, cordelia, danville, lafayette, woodside, all between 32 and 33 this morning. first band of high clouds is already kind of drifted through. the next system is inching closer, but it won't be here until later this evening. tonight. but some of the forecast projections have gone up. not down, up trending wetter on a couple of the forecast models and i believe it. so we'll have a system tonight for the morning though

steve paulson is here as well. and the weather should be something we can work with i think steve. >> not much going on. it is mild to warm in the afternoon, that's for sure. you know, by about 435, though, it kind of peeks out and heads down. but if you're towards anywhere towards san jose, santa clara valley, santa cruz, capitola, you can get in the low 70s here. so hazy december 4th here. cold lows, some patchy fog, not much. warmer temps will be san jose area but light north to east breeze. no rain this week. maybe the 15th. couple of forecast models are hinting at that 30s, 40s and 50s on the temps there. santa rosa, livermore, palo alto in the 30s and we're just high and dry, if you will. so another cold one. hazy sunshine, still an offshore breeze. not a wind, but a breeze in the hills which equals above average temps for this time of year 65 to 70. all right, sal is here. and he will focus this time on where. >> yeah san francisco steve, there's a crash southbound 101 right at the 80 split. and another one

let's go right to steve paulson and get your forecast. >> it is cold.oggy for some here. this is a big deal if you're east. so watch out. maybe benicia bridge highway for bay point that tule fog went from nothing to something. and there's a roaring east wind and it's making a move right back over san pablo, almost to san pablo bay, out over the strait. so eastern solano, contra costa county. concord is down to three miles, tracy a half mile. livermore says ten miles. so there's a fine line there. but be careful on that. and there are wide variety of temps. 31 santa rosa to 55. in the city, palo alto is 34. i mean, just an amazing spread there and that's why right there, that strong east northeast wind, i mean, it is due east and that's dragging some of that fog in it will make for another nice day on the coast. enjoy today. changes. if you're if you're on the coast or bay side because inland it could be in the mid 50s here for some on the highs. so actually lots going on. windy for some rain. yeah it looks like thursday morning and saturday. saturday sy

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let's check in right now with meteorologist steve paulson. of sunshine again. it looks like this will continue with occasional high clouds taking us into the weekend. and also next week. nothing really changing until maybe a week from today. until then, it's a lot of december. warm temps now. again, if this were july or august it would be hot. but the nights are so long, days are so short and angle. the sun is so low, so mild to warm. even though we get sunshine, there is an easterly breeze. northerly breeze in the hills. rain. maybe 15th or 16th. maybe, maybe maybe i'm not really sold on it. we call the teleconnections a madden-julian oscillation mojo. pacific north american oscillation. tech talk for just nothing says rain yet. so we'll keep an eye on it. there's a lot out there. there's a lot to the east of us, a lot to the north of us. just not over us. these higher clouds will start to spill in next couple of days. actually, it's called a blocking pattern. they usually last about three weeks, so i wouldn't be surprised if we go at least

let's get over to steve paulson. on this friday, december 13th for more.steve. >> good morning. that's correct. we're just beginning here now again. i mean, you know this. most of this will be later tonight overnight into saturday. forecast models have actually backed off a teeny bit. they may ramp it up again by tonight, but it's a cloudy pattern. the breeze is beginning to pick up out of the south and temps are stuck. that's really not the main issue here, but it's the rain. some of this light rain continues called. the overrunning is just the warm sector coming in, but that produces some steady light rain that will kind of be the theme here for most of the morning and early afternoon. then it will pick up again some decent totals being advertised here as we go into. most of this will fall tonight into tomorrow. i think sunday will be a better day though, but heavy rain north marin county north flood watch now until 4:00 sunday. that's that's an upgrade compared to what we had earlier in a strong south wind will kick in from that system which is racing a

let's get over to steve paulson right now. this fog, it was lighting up a little moment ago here in and along the estuary. but now the fog is getting much thicker again. steve paulson. >> well, sal will tell you dances around. yeah, but they extended the advisory until 11. that's kind of rare. usually it ends at 9:00. just because we're heading into the holidays want to get this out there, it sure looks like a rainy pattern is trying to establish itself starting saturday, maybe again late sunday. monday more likely on the 24th. that system is looking stronger and again, 2627. so just a heads up here. this could be, you know, pretty active pattern. but once again it does look like, you know, a marin county north, strong jet stream zipping across the pacific next 7 to 10 days and maybe longer than that. that's called a zonal pattern west to east versus north to south, which is a meridional. but this would be a wet pattern. now. again, nothing until saturday. but these numbers keep going up and up and some of the morning projecti

but steve paulson says there is more on the way.s a nice, pretty picture at the golden gate bridge in the bay. record number of travelers are expected to close out the year. triple a projecting just about 119 million travelers will be traveling more than 50 miles from home over the holiday period, from december 20th 1st to january 1st. that's 64,000 more travelers than the record set in 2019, according to triple a. 107 million people will travel by vehicle, 7.8 million by air. 4.5 million will travel by train, bus or cruise ship. that leads us back to our viewer poll of the day. we are asking you, are you traveling for the holidays? overwhelmingly, 76% there saying nope, staying home. we have a little bit, even between driving or flying. very few people taking the train. sounds like a lovely way to travel. i don't know that it always goes where you want and not cheap. but anyway, thank you for weighing in. you can still vote. you can scan that qr code right at the top hand side of your screen, or you can go to ktvu.com/vote. so we w

but just call me rosemary paulson if you'd like. outside our doors, we are looking at a near repeat of yesterday. we've got mostly blue skies, a little bit of haze out there. temperatures this morning similar to yesterday. after a cool start, we do expect temperatures to be above average once again. here's a look at the futurecast model and a screenshot of what is happening. we've got high pressure that is parked over the west. as steve has been talking about all morning long, and the ridge here off the coastline combined, helping to keep that storm track to the north. and as i put it into motion for you, we now begin to see that high pressure parked right over the pacific northwest. so not only the state of california, but washington, oregon, also in the dry for at least the next few days. the high does begin to shift a little bit later in the week. if you notice the time stamp on this all the way into the weekend and the ridge finally begins to break down just a little bit. but here we are sunday, and the only possibility of wet w

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paul sat down with someone who knows from thinking well, his former national security adviser john paulson. it's hard to prioritize in these times with so many new and old crisis is, but i would like to start with ukraine, and mr. bolton, presidents. lensky has stated that he doesn't want to freeze the conflicts to end the war and is not willing to give up territory, which is something done with jungle, of course, seems to be willing to do. so. how do you see the next few months unfolding? well, i'm very worried about the future and ukraine from what trump has said during the campaign and after the election. but just what i know about is the general attitude toward ukraine is general attitude toward russia. he trump has, has now admitted that it's, it's not going to work for him to get zalinski and putting in a room and solve it and 24 hours. just amazing how these things happen. after campaigns that the, that he acknowledges the reality that he probably knew beforehand, but i think what, what motivates trump primarily at the moment is he wants this conflict behind it. he believes it's bid

let's talk about the weather steve paulson no barriers in our way this weekend. right. >> or next week. looks pretty quiet, you two. but it will be warm again. even though the boy. i'll tell you about 430. that's those temps start to drop. except for some patchy fog, mainly north marin county up to sonoma county airport. we're clear 40s on the temps. i'm sure we'll get some 30s here. 41 livermore, 41 palo alto, san jose at 44. there's plenty out there. unfortunately, it's just running into a massive wall of high pressure. so it's just deflecting everything. we'll get a lot of high clouds on i think saturday, saturday afternoon. but today, sunny, hazy skies after some patchy fog, 60s 70s and temps again. they should be in the upper 50s to low 60s. they'll be in the mid 60s to 70 degrees again. all right we'll say happy friday to mr. sal castaneda and at 5 a.m. he tells us things are okay. >> things are okay. i like it this way. let's talk about the commute. we don't have a lot going on, which is great. bay bridge toll plaza looks very good with no major issues. as

let's check in with steve paulson tonight. >> late? late after the commute? yes, yes. unless you're watching us. well, up north, but for most. yes. 32 santa rosa, 37 livermore, palo alto, 35, san jose, 38. man. if you were inland yesterday, it was a cold one. if you're on the coast. it was lovely, but we have some changes in our system. still a ways to go, but we have some higher clouds over us. we'll get some sun. hazy sun in the morning by late tonight. right there. so it takes until after probably midnight, and then it will spread south. by this time tomorrow, we'll be talking about rain. that's the first of what will probably be three systems. so another cold morning. it will rain. it's just going to take a while. but haze, sun, clouds and rain arrives late tonight. wind is turning southerly instead of that east northeast. but still there now. but 5060s on the temps. all right. south here, 5:00. and he's going to tell you and me. i hope it's quiet. >> yeah, it is quiet so far, steve. we don't have a lot going on, and that's good. of course, we're off to a nice star

steve paulson here to detail some recent changes. i guess. >> pretty quiet for us., in the morning it's layers. in the afternoon it's not too bad you guys, but we do have mainly clear skies. any fog is really just not much there. 30s, 40s and 50s on the temps. a lot of 30s here, but mostly 40s and it's a warm december day again. here's what we're looking at here. there's just not a lot to go on here. a lot of an east northeast breeze. any hints of rain? yeah, around the 14th or 15th. that will be the next one. plenty coming in on the weekend as far as high clouds, but nothing else. we are looking oh so sunny and high and dry today. 60s to low 70s. all right. sal's here at 8:00. still altamont pass or somewhere else? >> yeah, altamont pass has a problem with that truck that caught fire. and the fire department was blocking the right lane for a long time. and they now have tow trucks there. so if you're driving on 205 from tracy over to livermore, it's going to be a big backup. if you're in livermore, though, you have missed it. it looks actually pretty good all the w

and steve paulson as well with a look at what's going on weather wise.a little quiet for us, but enjoy it. you know it will change, but not for a while as the way it looks kind of a different twist here. there's actually more fog off the coast than there is inland. now there's a little bit trying to work its way in the valley, but there's more off the san mateo santa cruz coast south for december than i can ever remember, versus inland, where there's really not a lot. there's a little bit trying to work its way in, but i think most locations are fine. and temperatures, well, they're in the 30s, 40s to 50s and it's under mostly clear skies. there might be a high cloud or two, but no big deal. the high pressure says i'm parking it here for a while. as in, at least another week to ten days probably is the way it looks. and there's a little bit of valley fog, but that footprint really is not there. a lot of high clouds in our future, but that's it. chilly start, hazy sunshine. slight offshore breeze, 60 to 70, if not 72 on the highs. and these are all well a

steve paulson, can i ask you to harken back to earlier days?our and i'm going to have to assume mother given the time, did your mom send out holiday cards? >> was she one of those. yes. >> every like 50 of them. right. >> how many? the lost art. now? nobody really does it anymore. napa representing today. yes they are that. way to go, napa. all right. these were the high temperatures yesterday. not far from napa. vallejo, hiddenbrooke. livermore. cordelia, american canyon, fairfield, vacaville and brentwood, 47, 49. those were the high temperatures. i mean, if you were stuck in that, it was just brutally cold. look at the visibility. san jose a quarter of a mile. there was there was a fog advisory yesterday, and it was clear there was no fog advisory this morning. now they have fog. palo alto also has fog. tracy livermore, east bay i mean it's just again santa now petaluma up to santa rosa. so we're just dealing with fog. and same for the santa clara valley. san martin continues to say zero visibility east breeze or wind. i mean, napa airport j

you know, i was trying to think about steve paulson, what he would say on a day like today.res are going to be back into the 70s. so he would probably say, oh, it's going to be a groovy monday. right. it doesn't work for me. >> well that's okay. >> it's the delivery and steve can do it best. good morning everybody. it is a spare the air day. some hazy sunshine, some mild temperatures, light winds and no rain. this whole day. it is a spare the air day. you can anticipate moderate levels of ozone in the atmosphere. currently, temperatures are into the 30s and 40s. good morning hayward. you're at 47 degrees all the way back through san leandro and san lorenzo. now there you have the shades of yellow. that's what we're going to take a hit as far as the haze is concerned. some better air quality. and throughout the santa cruz mountains and the peninsula where today's highs will be 67 to 68 degrees. how about the santa clara valley? low 70s approaching 70. and the tri valley. while santa rosa and cotati will top off at 69 degrees. mid 60s in san francisco. we've got your full fore

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and paulson had some great proposal when i worked with him during the bush administration and it went nowhere. so they went to spin their wheels on it, fine. but i think we've got bigger problems to worry about than this. >> what, do you think, the industry's reaction would be as opposed to the powers that be in washington? what would the industry reaction be to this kind of proposal? >> i think slow walking things in washington is a high art. if they think what we've got is good and we don't want a radical change. you could see industry saying a whole lot of things let's participate and get on board with this and have 97 meetings and 27 breakout sessions and all of rest and it never goes anywhere. sheila puts her finger on the issue here. which is this doge unit, whatever it is, it is not a government agency. it doesn't have any authority on its own. it needs congress to put in place any of the recommendations. and every one of those things that they're after has a constituency up on capitol hill that views this as their turf and they're not going to want to see that changed. that is

steve paulson is back. he's right over here. he's got your forecast. >> i do indeed.alto and menlo park have dipped to 39, but most are in the 40s. all the city hovering at 50, which is two above average normal. this time of year is 48. 42 san jose santa rosa livermore, both at 40 degrees. high pressure has nosed in and not intent on leaving anytime soon, so it's early december. warmth. upper 60s a few low 70s. could not surprise if maybe a record high or so is set. there's a lot out there. the problem is it's just not coming in our direction. so a chilly start, then hazy sunshine. still a little east northeast breeze. so 60 to even 72 as possible today. well above average on the highs. all right, sal's here. last time we checked, it was good. i hear, i hear scanners, so tell me something. >> yes, i've been looking around. there are a couple of minor things that happened since the last time we talked. and then they went away, so that's good. let's go and take a look at 280. looks like they're clearing up some road work there on 280 northbound. it's not really affectin

and steve paulson is talking about fog and cold temperatures. >> there's plenty of both here, especially north on the cold and fog to the east. but today is kind of a tweener day. wind up in the hills as well. we're getting ready for a pretty big change and it's starting a little bit today. 29 santa rosa to 51. in the city, palo alto is down to 32, san jose 36 and livermore. it's a bouncing between about 3741, depending on the wind. but you just go over the hill a little bit and tracy has zero visibility. concord buchanan is down to two, fairfield two and a half. and i know there's some fog kind of creeping back in over the hills towards clayton and also livermore, so but i mean, if you're in other locations, you're fine. but boy, i'll tell you, eastern solano, contra costa county, that can be a tough call there. east wind almost 40 miles an hour on the east side of mount tam, 35 right above the claremont. so there's some pretty good offshore wind in place here for some today. mostly sunny. if you're inland, it's going to be east and north. it will be a colder day if you're coast and bay

. ♪ let's get over to steve paulson to look at the forecast. steve. >> yes. all right.ll get right to it here. i should put this out there. lots of chatter on twitter about maybe our pattern change. always good stuff when you get everyone the model riders talking about a possible change here. but before we get there this morning, morgan hill and also hollister dropped to 31. cordelia was 32. boulder creek was also 32. felton in there, but petaluma was 33. novato windsor 34, menlo park 35. alamo 35. i should add sonoma, napa and a host of others were also around 35 or 36. what's interesting, though, is tomorrow looks to be colder. what? you heard me. and i think frost advisory has already been posted for areas north and east. not much going on today. it looks good. lots of sunshine, but looks like our pattern is about to change here. even our good friend jan noll of golden gate weather services se something and he used to work for the nws back in the day. and so he knows what he's talking about as well. but it does look like something is brewing for around wednesday, thu

it's not the news, but you will see some familiar faces, beginning with our own meteorologist, steve paulsonasy. thank you. dragging and kicking and screaming. they made me come in. well, we're so glad. we're so glad you made it. dave clark, we see you a whole lot.