not just light rainfall at that. christina, you were mentioning we're seeing heavy to moderate rainfall as well. >> right in the south bay, that's where the bulk of it is. good morning to you. we're also tracking some thunderstorms firing off offshore. i can tell you later on today we could see some thunderstorms develop in the north bay mountains, higher elevations, you stand the best chance. also the east bay hills and santa cruz mountains as well. we will be watching that for you. i want to show you radar right now. you can see heavy rain right now. mostly to the south of highway 92, but 680 definitely getting a dousing of rain. 101 all the way from san jose down south through gilroy, heavy rain at times. please travel cautiously. as you head out and about, this is what you can count on. this is a live picture of the golden gate bridge where you can see that rain being swept by that strong wind. so, winds will play a factor today in addition to the heavy rain at times. pop-up thunderstorms, certainly fair game for

along with the winds, rainfall. steadier heavier rainfall across most of the delaware.tral delaware cumberland county newcastle county the rainfall is minutes away. you can see steady moderate showers through montgomery county. that will be moving into bucks county in the next few minutes. so stand by for a rainy, windy start. winds at 22 miles an hour at 7:00. by 10:00, we'll still see some rain in the area. it will be 70s this afternoon. seven day forecast when i'm back in ten minutes. >>> 5:40 on this monday. people are finally getting up, getting ready to go to work. they'll be greeted by rain. >> here's jesse boyington with the rain. >> good morning, vai. good morning everyone. we are starting off with slippery road conditions and wet roadways. rain coming down. you can definitely see it starting to affect our morning commute. we have picked up on an accident around route 1. that's in the southbound lane near henry avenue approaching the schuylkill expressway. you can see only one lane getting by there. they're blocking off all roadways. the car actually careened o

>> not only rainfall, but a steady rainfall, ken. the heaviest rainfall of the evening is falling now in san francisco. san mateo county, portions of marin, alameda county. check out the yellow. that is some steady rainfall moving in. notice it is focused right on us for a change and we have the rainfall coming down to marin and napa, sonoma county. vallejo, you are next, as is concord. walnut creek, danville. rain in a matter of minutes. this is what it looks like in a satellite review. a pretty strong cold front is making it to the bay area bringing much needed rainfall with it. we are seeing more rainfall tonight than we did for the entire month of january. we will talk about how much rain to expect and how much of your weekend is going to be wet. that is coming up in about ten minutes. >> thank you paul. >>> let's go to novato now. christin ayers tells us about what happens after the rain. christin? >> reporter: yeah, governor brown's tough new water restrictions mean you won't be able to water your lawn for three days after this

not going to be an all day rainfall. the steady rainfall is already starting to break to the west so we'll see the rain steady, if not heavy at times to start with during commute, then it tapers off. the wind has already started to die down in parts of the area. dover saw wind gusts of 47 miles an hour just an hour ago. right now the 33-mile-an-hour wind gusts, northeast philadelphia, about as strong as it's gotten for allentown, too. that's a dreary view from the "nbc 10" studios. an umbrella is what you need. a chance of a thunderstorm. clearing skies. we'll get breaks of sunshine this afternoon. that's when the temperatures will pop into the 70s. we'll go through it hour by hour and the future weather when we're back in ten minutes. let's check in with "nbc 10's" jesse gary live on the south street bridge. not a nice morning, jesse. >> reporter: bill it is miserable out. i can tell you over the past hour that wind you mentioned died down. yeah died down here in philadelphia although right now right on cue, of course i

temperatures will be moving up in spite of the rainfall. it won't be the all day rainfall. showers on and off as they break to bring us 70 degrees briefly this afternoon. most of the day will be in the 60s. at 4:00 this afternoon, 69 in philadelphia with the heavier rain just off to the north and west. and the showers continue into the evening hours. then by 8:00 this evening, the heavier downpours in delaware and south jersey. but temperatures will still be in the 60s. grab the umbrella and wait for the showers. they will be coming your way. cloudy right now. it's just a matter of time before the rain moves in. afternoon temperatures in the 60s to near 70 degrees today. the weekend forecast not looking bad. a few showers first thing on saturday. saturday will be very windy, so at least we'll be in the 50s and plenty of sunshine for easter sunday. a look at the weather for the phillies' home opener when i'm back in ten. >>> 11 minutes after 5:00 this morning. a lot of the overnight construction projects have wrapped up so that's a good thing. >> and you won't have to dodge

during the day, not a lot of rainfall.future rainfall shows by noon a couple hundredths of an inch. not a heavy rainfall until later this evening when the heavier rain moves in from the west. this is at 10:00 this evening. close to an inch at that hour of lancaster and the showers could roll through philadelphia as well. so keep an umbrella handy out and about. occasional light showers with temperatures in the lower 60s to 70s. a mild day with the 40s. the wind will be blowing tomorrow to make it feel colder. the chill sticks with us for thursday but a big warm up for friday. showers both days. then friday a possibility of some late day thunderstorms. and the last raindrops coming through friday night will end saturday morning. then we'll quickly clear out with a breezedy someday on saturday, 66 degrees. nice weather on sunday and monday with afternoon temperatures in the middle 60s. >>> all right, bill. content or commercials? a consumer group claims one family-friendly app is overloaded with deceptive ads targeting child

it's going to go from a light rainfall to moderate tot( mor7/ ofxd a heavy rainfall. 6:00 a.m.nd as we get closer to the evening hours, on the tail end to 6:00 7:00 you will notice we could see a live thunderstorms starting to move this is what the latest modemq suggest, that this could move up. stick with nbc 10 for this and you will continue to see this line of thunderstorms here tracking to theçó east. by 9:00 p.m. closer toel allentown, trenton, andq near the northern parts of burlington county. we should pretty much be done with allÑi this rainfall just after myth midnight on monday. clearing heading into tuesday. how much rain can we expect? anywhere from one to two inches. poconos closer to two inches. over an inch forÑi philadelphia. close to an inch in atlantic city and dover. take a look at our wint( gusts at 7:30 in the morning. just as kids areu>walking intoxd school we will see wind gusts up to 36 miles an hour in allentown. 37 in philadelphia up to 40 ind dover. windy conditions expected. we'll start to see the wind speeds subsiding a bitó[ as we head into theúÑ

>>reporter: deceit rainfall in the region and it continues to stay wet across much of the area. less than a week after governor jerry brown ordered a mandatory 25 percent reduction in water use statewide, critics are already saying that it isn't enough. specifically the governor is being criticized for focusing on urban water waste and not putting enough pressure on the agriculture industry.. which uses 80 percent of california's available water. >>reporter:on sunday, brown defended his decision on abc's "this week". >>: you're not water on your lawn or sticky long showers. that would displace hundreds of thousands of people and a lot is needed. >>reporter:meanwhile, the california water resources board has issued a warning to 36,000 water rights holders across the state saying that their already meager water allotments could be further reduced. even senior rights holders... who often receive a larger portion of available water... could see cutbacks. >>reporter:last year water curtailments resulted in 400,000 acres of farmland being left fallow and thousands of jobs being lost.

it's not a heavy rainfall, but something is better than nothing. in terms of the bay area possibly a few spotty showers here beginning by 10:30 tonight and maybe heavier pocks down here and near san francisco. but we'll begin to see some of the heaviest rainfall as we head into the early overnight hours. we're going to track the full timeline on these anticipated totes and what could be a bull's-eye expected right across the south bay and how much we'll pick up. >> okay. i like the sound of that. thanks jeff. you can follow the storm on our nbc bay area app. you'll find the forecast and the weather in our neighborhood.iphone and android devices. >>> a bold claim. the family says sfpd's explanation of their son's death simply isn't true. nbc bay area's mark matthews joins us from the scene. they're in san francisco. mark they want to take this to the federal level, right? >> they do. we're at the 2400 block of folsom where the shooting occurred on february 26th. this morning the family through an attorney revealed details of an autopsy report appear

then you get periods of lighter rainfall but look to the south and that's more heavy rainfall that'sg through new castle county in delaware. the dover area most of kent county is seeing the heavier rainfall. crossing delaware bay into cumberland county this morning. look to the west. you can see it's already drawing

it won't be an all-day rainfall. glassboro seeing light rainfall extending to pemberton.he rain will be very light to start with but we'll see heavier showers move through the area. that's at 9:00 this morning, delaware, south jersey moderate showers with light rainfall in philadelphia. still mild 60 degrees at 9:00 this morning for allentown, reading, pottstown, also in the low 60s. then as we go into the early afternoon hours, the rain will break at times and that's when we'll see the warmer temperatures up near 70 degrees in philadelphia. it's 2:00, look at dofrver right at the 70-degree mark. during the afternoon and evening commute, to start with the areas north and west will have the heavier rainfall. then it extends into delaware and south jersey. that's 8:00 this evening. we might have a rain delay at citizens bank park. today, temperatures will be mild near 70 degrees this afternoon in spite of wet weather. and there's cooler weather ahead for the weekend, especially on saturday with gusty winds and plenty of sunshine sunday. the seven-day when i'm back in ten. >

light rainfall for philadelphia. the steadier rain is farther to the south and east in parts of camden and gloucester county moving into burlington county and north and west where we've seen the steady rain since first thing this morning. rainfall just starting in cape may county. this is where we can see some heavier downpours later in the day. for today, clouds and rain. 8:00 this morning, 59 degrees in philadelphia. showers may be tapering off in philadelphia at 11:00 and 2:00 it will be dry, but there's a chance of some evening showers returning to philadelphia. steadier rain will push into delaware and south jersey later today. it's all out of here by tomorrow. look at that, sunshine, doesn't that look nice? 71 degrees. almost as warm as yesterday. 75 was the high yesterday. 65 on thursday. skies turning partly cloudy on thursday. chance of showers on friday. doesn't look like a big threat. near 70 with breaks of sunshine. into the 70s on saturday. sunshine is back sunday but rain showers arrive monday. >>> almo

still getting pretty good rainfall in the south bay. most areas will see on and off precipitation north of the south bay through 7 p.m. tonight. all this moisture heads out of here right where we need it to go, over tahoe because it is a cold storm system, we're expecting 1 to 2 feet of snowfall in the sierra nevadas. that's great news as well. tomorrow morning, like i said, you can probably ditch that umbrella by 7 a.m. as that residual activity starts to push out. we're talking about sunshine returning tomorrow afternoon. thursday into friday, a little warm-up for you. getting into this is weekend, our next chance for rain arrived only about 10 to 20%, it could get better. we'll watch that for you like a hawk. as promised, anthony slaughter with the latest on that traffic alert. >> 680 northbound we had a big rig jack knife earlier, about 4:42 this morning. 680 northbound at north mission boulevard. you can see only one lane is getting through. it looks like right now no lanes are actually getting through from this picture unless mayb

steadier rainfall at 9:00. showers in the area at noontime with temperatures in the lower 60s, but they will still be climbing at that hour. we'll look how far they go when i'm back in ten. let's go to traffic reporter katy zachry. >>> good morning, bill. i'm keeping my eye on the lehigh valley with a lane restriction along i-78. so i'm mapped this closure here for you between route 737 and 863. there's a lane restriction there on 78 eastbound. so just be aware of that. i just checked majors throughout the area. they are free and clear of issues. in new jersey, 295, the new jersey turnpike and the 42 freeway are all clear of any accidents. christine? >>> we're following breaking news this morning. two people shot at a house party in north philadelphia. that's not far from temple university. police have made arrests in that case. and nbc 10's matt delucia is live on the scene outside temple university hospital. or outside the hospital, not the scene, rather. matt, fill us in on the struggle during the arrest. >>

by midnight that rainfall, that intense band of rainfall pushing through the region. we'll talk more about this. how much rainfall you can expect and also we could have a dusting in the bay area hills. a lot more coming up in a little bit. >> thank you, mark. >>> the spring storms are a welcomed sight for the state's billion dollars ski industry. coming up a little bit later, we'll go to the sierra where struggling ski resorts finally finally have a reason to smile. >>> a strange trio of crimes in a normally quiet north bay neighborhood. a woman is in custody accused of arson, assault, and vandalism in millvalely. they rattled the nerves of those who lived there. debora villalon is live at panoramic highway after talking to a victim who said she was doused with lighter fluid. >> reporter: sprayed in her hair and face by a woman who had already lit a fire. and fortunately a fire fighter happened by and intervened. >> i said what are you doing, what are you doing and she wouldn't speak. >> reporter: it was a terrifying encounter for this homeowner. finding a woman spray

we are seeing steadier rainfall.n gloucester county camden county seeing moderate feign taul through eastern and kuchl we are cumberland county. we have downpours moving through the ohio valley and those could be here for the evening commute. this morning we'll have scattered light showers. by this evening, that's when the heavier downpours could be developing. that's when we'll see the rain totals really pick up. by noontime today, a couple hundredths of an inch of rain. very little with sprinkles around. it's late this afternoon and this evening where they could see heavier downpours by midnight tonight with a half inch of rainfall in philadelphia. keep the umbrella handy and the ball caps at home. on and off showers. occasional showers on wednesday. showers on thursday. showers and a chance for thunderstorms on friday. then the rain finally ends first thing saturday morning. sunshine saturday at 8:30 it looks good as well. >>> we have an overturned tractor-trailer at route 422 westbound at the ruperted are. one la

how much rainfall are we expecting?oks like higher totals at the coastline and san jose perhaps a quarter to half inch. the models are going all over the place with these totals. we had over a quarter inch expected in santa clara. now it's showing about a tenth of an inch. i think bottom line everybody will get tenth of an inch and there may be a few spots where we see that quarter to half-inch total, again near the median coast. as we get to that climate forecast for your saturday temperatures in the 60s. bring your jacket if you're headed anywhere. san jose 65 degrees, san francisco 50s here in foresthill and the marina. soma likely at 61. again, the rainfall in the morning and then we'll have sunshine by the afternoon. for napa 69 degrees. across the east bay, lafayette 63 and tri valley going to 65 in livermore. as we look at that extended forecast we have sunshine returning by sunday and then 73 and then it gets a lot hotter on monday with 81 degrees. then we'll see those 70s continue here tuesday and wednesday, ev

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>>james: dublin and pleasanton same moderate rainfall ride down the entire stretch of 580 and not to live a more in the altamont pass to haywood union city same story for you to north of the east bay the northern half of the east bay we have benicia it becomes a little bit lighter as it get into zero clear but not by much senses the beginning to taper off just a little bit and enough that we're saying it tipoff a pop-up sale of heavy rain ride and a bottle that is where we're sitting on radar at the moment we have team coverage and that in 15 minutes this is not the end of it we have more on the way. >>darya: will is in mountain view looking at the conditions there. >>will tran: went in very cold is serious business when i get the gloves were there is no choice because it's windy and wet puddling going on right behind me that south on 101 in the slot the cars are finally adjusting to the conditions because you can see all of the spaces in between the cars a little bit earlier it looks like the there are making room for each other to conceal all of it picking up from the water i can t

that's where the steadier rainfall is. not a lot of rain to start with but just enough to cause umbrellas to go up this morning. then heavier downpours are possible this afternoon. it's not going to be an all day rain there as you can see big breaks in the rainfall on the radar. and the temperatures get a break from the cold this morning, 62 in northeast philadelphia. nobody reporting cold temperatures. the lowest reading is 50 degrees in allentown. during the day today, yes, some showers will be on and off. 7:00 cloudy skies and 57. still a southwesterly wind that is steady for most of the day to keep temperatures on the warm side. 64 degrees at 1:00 this afternoon. your hour by hour future weather when i'm back in ten minutes to show you how warm it's going to get in your neighborhood but right now we'll check in with nbc 10 first alert traffic reporter katy zachry. >>> good morning, bill. things are slow on northbound southbound at girard. i have a picture here with an accident involving at least one, two, possibly thre

the rainfall does pick up. you can see here.rainfall that spreads across the region monday night, tuesday morning. we could have thunderstorms with this guy and then into tuesday morning, 7:00, can scattered showers out there. once the clouds break up, the sunshine destabilizes the atmosphere it could trigger isolated thunderstorms and hail, even tuesday. highs for tomorrow, in the upper 50s to 60s. 60 san jose and morgan hill. livermore 62. half moon bay, upper 50s. the five-day forecast, you can see here, a chance of a shower monday. better bet monday night in the north bay. rain tuesday morning, possibly thunderstorms. off and on rain showers tuesday. wednesday a sun-cloud mix and friday, another system, i will keep an eye on that. a lot to talk about here. this five-day forecast. april is a wildcard month in the bay area. could be sunny or have snow in the hills. >> thank you. >>> san francisco skelbrated easter sunday -- celebrated easter sunday with big costumes and big wheels. the 15th year of the race. people raced down

how much rainfall? about two-tenths to a half inch of rainfall for you in the north bay.rter mother nature watering your lawn tonight. tomorrow san jose livermore and oakland 60s. napa 68 degrees. the extended forecast, sunday closing to 80 inland. close to 70 near the bay. and the wind will decrease with mainly sunny skies. and once we hit the sunshine we will keep the sunshine all the way through next workweek and school week. the warmest days being monday and tuesday. but we will be mainly dry all week long after that rainfall tonight. tree is blowing around a bit this evening. it is windy in napa. it is cooling down in napa. all of this wind is rushing toward that low. we have a cold front coming. guys, it's going to be raining tonight. in april, that is a bonus. we'll take it. >> good news. >> thank you, paul. >>> how frustrating when you make an appointment but that serviceman doesn't show? how you can get paid for that inconvenience. just can't seem to escape... another sneeze attack... you may be muddling through allergies. don't get caught off guard. try zyrtec®

steady rainfall, the heavy rainfall associated with the main front is starting to push out of the areawe're still dealing with some heavy downpours all the way from san jose through morgan hill. prees travel cautiously this morning. what you will notice about your real-time doppler radar is showers are starting to let up extending up through san francisco and sonoma county. we do have more on the way as we get the main area of low pressure later today. that could also kick up some thunderstorms as we head throughout the second half of your day. we're counting on that mostly between about 12:00 and 6 p.m. we'll be here watching that for you in the nbc bay area weather center. what you'll notice over the past three hours is, a lot of rainfall has moved over the greater bay area, so even though it's not raining right now outside your do, likely still to encounter slick conditions out there. we have a chance of pop-up thunderstorms and that gusty wind will continue throughout the day. so, we're not done with the storm just yet. i'll time it out to your door step coming up in my next report

we need more rainfall. and simply put it is too late in the season to end this drought because now the rainy season is wrapping up. out here live, the lafayette reservoir, one of the reservoirs that is the most full of any in the bay area. if every reservoir looked like this we won't have a problem. but there is a problem. even though there's rain in the forecast, it's a problem that will be with us for months. we'll talk more about the chances of rain which may impact your holiday weekend coming up in a few minutes. >>> it is a problem because one northern california community is already in a dire situation. people having to cut back water use by 50% are on the verge of running out. that's coming up tonight at 6:00. >>> a very strange crime on the stanford campus where a grad student is accused of poisoning her classmates. kpix 5's len ramirez with details on the student who may have been motivated by a severe case of jealousy. len. >> reporter: you look around the stanford campus and just about every stud

a lot of rainfall for western oregon. of rainfall for western washington, even far northern california. that's where the rain stays. the strong april cold front will come through giving us just a few drops of rainfall tonight. tomorrow behind the front even windier than today and for many of us even colder. highs will only be in the mid 60s coming up tomorrow. forget about using the word cold for a while after that. starting wednesday here comes a ridge of high pressure. 80s by thursday. once you get there, you're going to stay there for a while. just a few showers tonight. a sunny but windy day tomorrow. warm stuff begins wednesday. mid to upper 60s. vallejo, 66. san francisco, 63 . look at wednesday. 10 degrees warmer. 80s in lnd -- inland starting thursday and it will be sunny warm, and dry all the way through the upcoming week. it's going to be warm. >>> a gallon here, a gallon there. but the state says you are still not saving enough water. coming up, how a major bay area water district plans to cut even more. >> plu

you can see concord and west goshen getting heavier rainfall. to the south we're seeing some pretty good rain as well. that rain is coming with some thunder and some lightning as well. stormy start this morning. flash flood is in effect until 5:00 this morning. just an hour left on that in northern new castle county. for other areas in the past that is a flood advisory. floods pushing off from the northeast into northern delaware. forecast, calling for showers. 6:00 in philadelphia the rain is over. we've got some breaks of sunshine by 9:00 and really clearing out as the wind picks up. at noontime we're in the low 60s. go through today hour by hour and now let's check in with jessica boyington. >> we're out on the schuylkill expressway. no volume obviously at this time. the roadways are particularly shiny. the drive times are up and running. westbound from the vine street expressway no problem. 12 minutes and 12 minutes heading eastbound. as we check on our majors in new jersey you can see rain in the distance. walt whitman bridge 55 only 5 minu

steady rainfall in new jersey. showers north and west that's a possibility later this afternoon. in between the rain showers that's when we'll get the warmup and look at the clearing. farther to the west into the midwest, that's our weekend weather. for today though, keep the umbrella handy. cloudy skies and occasional showers this morning and again later this afternoon. in between, that's when we'll see the temperatures warm up into the 70s. we'll be closer to 80 degrees saturday afternoon. a bit of a summer preview tomorrow. won't last though. cooler. partly cloudy on sunday. still a nice day sunday with rain holding off until monday. that's where we can see some showers and some thunderstorms to 63 degrees monday. storms they're out of here for tuesday and wednesday. 70 tuesday afternoon. breezy and cooler wednesday and thursday. >>> a major airline is now serving up free beer wine and a three course dinner. next how you can take advantage of that complementary food and drink and where you'll have to go to get t

we will get some breaks in the rainfall. not going to be an all day rainfall, but this evening, that's when we could see some of the heavier rain that right now is moving into kentucky. and the wind fairly light during the day today, and this evening, 11:00 tonight, 10-mile-an-hour wind in philadelphia. the stronger winds will be here into tomorrow morning. at 4:00 in the morning, winds of 11 miles an hour in philadelphia. look at millville, cape may, atlantic city, 20 to 22-mile-an-hour winds and higher gusts. the wins will be ramping up saturday morning. 16-mile-an-hour wind at 10:00 in the morning. stronger at the shore. and the gusts will be up to 34 miles an hour. and we could see peak gusts going higher millville, 10:00 in the morning. 37-mile-an-hour wind gusts. find that in reading as well. strong gusty winds on saturday will keep temperatures cooler through the day on saturday. but got to love the temperatures, in spite of the rain. showers and just a chance that we'll see some evening thunderstorms. high temperatur

one spot seeing heavier rainfall.s moving through upper bucks county right now just to the northwest of hill town. this is heading towards bedminister. it's moving at 40 miles an hour. it won't take long for the showers to move through the area and we're done. watching for more and more sunshine. clouds starting to thin out. look at how nice and clear it is to the west southwest. we're going to see that sunshine for today. that will lead to a decent warmup. clouds at 8:00. by 11:0061 degrees. the winds kicking in. 16-mile-an-hour winds by mid morning and staying with it. bright sunshine. 64 degrees at 2:00 topping out at 66 degrees today and again tomorrow. tomorrow umbrellas will be going up in the afternoon. a chance of showers and thunderstorms out of here for thursday and friday. look at the cooler weather. chilly in the morning. 30s thursday and friday morning. high temperatures in the upper 50s both days. we will see partly sunny skies this weekend. warmer into the low 60s. lots of sunshine. 64 on monday. >>> th

so it's going to be on and off rainfall. the temperatures, we're getting a break from the cold the upper 50s to lower 60s in dover. just warmed to 61 degrees. 61 in northeast philadelphia. so a mild day ahead. but occasional showers, 56 degrees at 7:00. by 10:00, back in the 60s. and climbing upper 60s and heading for the 70s is this afternoon. your hour by hour future weather when i'm back in ten. but right now christine maddela is watching the traffic. good morning christine. >>> good morning to you, bill. we are keeping an eye on the west oak lane section of philadelphia. this suv is involved in the crash to hit the utility pole out here. police crews are still on the scene with debris littering the roadway. so they have a lot of work to do but they have opened up a portion of stenton avenue. that's good news. if you want to avoid this altogether, take north 21st street to get around this in the west oak lane neighborhood. take a look at interstate 295, that's overnight construction that has been moved out of the way. so

. >> the disparity of the rainfall here.se we know we need it around the western united states. noaa says 15 to 18 inches of rainfall over southern california would replenish the drought. incredible thing is the moisture in place across the southern united states could bring that amount of rainfall over the next five days. tremendous rainfall. couple storm systems. the gulf of mexico, the month of april. put it together. everything in place for historic rainfall. alabama went from sunday into monday morning, picked up 8 inches, over 200 millimeters of rainfall doubling what the month of rainfall typically brings them. radar imagery shows scattered showers this morning across the southern u.s. look at the pockets of white just offshore. these are upwards of 10 inches. how about spring breakers out here this week or the masters in augusta. the rainfall going to be tremendous. three to 4 inches possible around atlanta. new orleans could pick up five to 6 inches over the next couple days. so moisture is prevalent in the southern

, another pocket of moderate to heavy rainfall is expected. thing. this will be a little more organized pushing into friday afternoon. and it could affect your evening commute. be very careful the next couple of days. we do expect to see this wet pattern continuing. temperatures are also down stepping out the door in the pocanos. 37 degrees. 47 in allentown. 47 in reading. temperatures will range between 43 and 47. breezy, much colder patchy light rain. i'll let you know when we dry out coming up in the seven-day forecast. >>> ten minutes after 4:00 and we'll get a check on the roads. first alert traffic reporter christine maddela is watching the roadways for us. what does it look like out there? >> on the map we are seeing a lot of green in the reel realtime-time traffic data. the blue route, there are pockets of slowdowns in our area but that's really just average speeds. and there's not a lot of volume on the road to slow you down or major accidents. watch out for construction on interstate 95 through northeast philadelphia. the normal stre

they only picked up roughlily one inch of rainfall will -- roughly one inch of rainfall, but that isrs' worth of rainfall for this part of the world. .07 inch is the average on the 26th of march, 20 millimeters came down in 24 hours. again, some areas had not seen rainfall since 1992 when it comes to populated regions. chile has narrow land, areas north to south. a lot of areas, if the moisture comes upstream it will flow downstream, making way down the valley to cities. that's precisely what we saw across regions of chile. and talking about rainfall in california, we have flooding across california. concern for localized flooding. and this is going to bring in much-needed rainfall and even snowfall. the high sierras have seen a foot by tomorrow night. >> thank goodness, everyone saying. >> help, but they'll take it. >> thank you very much. see you again soon. >>> in about two months, the u.s. congress will decide whether to renew the so-called patriot act. and with it, the mass surveillance of private emails. that doesn't sit well with edward snowden. if you don't know who he is, he

then by 7:00 8:00 and also 9:00 rainfall begins to spread across the bay area. whether you're doing the easter egg hunt or heading to church or having a quiet morning inside do expect some of this wet weather. now, as we head throughout the afternoon hours, it's not going to be a wet day all day long. we'll keep a few scattered showers in the forecast. and we'll probably pick up anywhere from .5 to a quarter inch. two sides to the easter weekend. saturday going to be dry for us. it will be the warmer day. by sunday we'll drop it another 5 to 10 degrees. 66 for the high in the south bay. east bay, 59 degrees. where is the jacket? i don't know where mine. i'm the weatherman. >> yeah thanks jeff. >>> well coming up it's making its way across the pacific toward us. what's powering a new wave of pollution here in the bay area. >>> and adrift at sea for 66 days. end this he was found. one man's story of survival and how he was ultimately discovered. stay with us. >>> bart construction is under way in the south bay, and emergency crews want to be ready. today milpitas

we're tracking rainfall headed your way. we'll have the full time line plus also coming up this hour details on how much rainfall or snowfall could bring this year. >>> a driver's best friend or driving with distractions. commuters are test driving a new smart phone app. critics say it's just another diversion behind the wheel. christy smith joins us live. i understand you took the app for a spin today. what did you think? >> reporter: well, it works most of the time. here's how it works. it chimes it talks it gives audio information to let you know just before the light changes from red to green. it might even let you know if you'll make the next signal well in advance. some drivers today admitted they need it. others say they're not so sure. >> at least 37 seconds remaining. >> reporter: walnut creek is offering drivers a little more information about the red light they are waiting on. smart phone technology that will let you know how long until the light changes and indicate the green light with a chime. it's called enlig

steady rainfall there. it's going to be rainy, mid afternoon for delaware and south jersey but that line will slowly push through the area. if it hasn't ended in your area just yet the end is near when it comes to the rain. we'll see light rain continue for next couple of hours and it should be tapering off. nothing heavy about the rain there could be some heavier downpours even later this afternoon at the shore. this is 3:00 this afternoon. continues to be dry and look at the temperatures bouncing back with thinning of the clouds there afternoon. then during the evening hours the rain slowly tapers off. 7:00 this evening coming to an end in dover and by 11:00 tonight the rain is done. still some clouds around but look what happens overnight. the clouds will clear out. that will set the stage for a chillier start but a warmer afternoon with lots of sunshine for tomorrow. mostly sunless skies today. clouds hanging in. cloudy skies persist north and west for allentown and redding. philadelphia you'll see the

we are expecting 100 millimeters of rainfall. high pressure system will be predominant making things pretty calm. we do have this summer-like heat revailing across this area. beijing hitting 30 degrees. the daytime heating could produce instability in the daytime and evening hours. generally speaking we're looking at shanghai pretty calm into friday at 25 degrees and showers across hong kong and in taipei. taipei, these are the areas where we have been seeing severe drought conditions. so this could actually be some welcoming rain. we see a build up of that rainy season already starting now. as for the rainfall into the southern areas, widely spread and also across here in western japan in an hour 76.5 millimeters was observed in kagoshima. that is still going to be likely with thunderstorms also associated with that. southern tip of korean and that's pulling into much of the western areas of japan. we're also likely to see the heat continue across northern locations. the northernmost island of this archipelago is seeing 25 agree

not looking at an all day rainfall and not a lot of rain for the area. by 8:00 in the morning, .1 of an inch on the ground. close to a quarter inch in philadelphia and wilmington. right around 1/4 inch. the heavier rain will happen during the afternoon and early evening hours. could see half an inch and more is possible in cape may. grab your rain gear. clouds in philadelphia. rain will be falling at 10:00. the last few showers around midday in the city but it will continue into delaware and south jersey. come town sunshine. it's back. look at the uppers. into the 70s like what we saw yesterday. thursday little bit cooler. partly cloudy skies 65 degrees. upper 60s. near 70 on friday. there's a chance we'll see showers on friday and a chance some will continue into saturday morning. breaks of sunshine on saturday and temperatures turning a bit cooler with cloudy skies sunday and monday. >>> struggling to breathe because his head was pressed into the sand. coming up in the next half hour we'll hear from the man who was beaten by sheriff's deputies in a cal

you have seen historic rainfall. rain, tokyo, points southward, keep in mind, tokyo metro has the highest population in the world when it comes to metropolitan cities. 37 million people. tremendous rainfall causing problems upwards two to four inches. the amount that came down to the south, 312 millimeters. that more than one foot of rainfall so far on monday. the first 2 hours of the day they picked -- 12 hours of the day, they picked in an excess of rainfall. we often talk about filling a sponge with water, putting it against the wall and pushing it in, that will squeeze all the moisture out. this is precisely what the clouds have to deal with with the terrain that rises sharply to high elevations. that squeezes out plenty of moisture. something we're watching when it comes to a major city being impacted by heavy rainfall. across the united states, pick your choice, 72 in detroit. upper 60s in and around chicago. some of the nicest weather all year in store at least initially for washington, d.c. look at that guy,

some moderate rainfall just north of trea si. this will pick up by this afternoon whsm it's all said and gone, we could see see up to an inch much rain. but here's the temperatures right now. definitely on the cool side. 49 in san francisco. 50 in oakland. 43 only in sunny vale. you'll see 59 for san francisco not even getting to 60. 62 for oakland. 58 in hayward so chilly, rainy. talk about when it'll clear up an l second system in just a little bit. >> thank you. hundreds of people have gathered on this east you are sunday for an early morning celebration. this happens every year. kron4 is live for thus morning. mike, it's a nondenominational service. good morning. >> yeah, good morning. the easter sunrise service. but organizers tell you the highest cross. 103 feet tall. back in 1934. now the easter sunrise service just got underway which offers spectacular view of san francisco. it is about a 10 minute hike up to the hill to get to the spot. today a few hundred people are attending. they call this meek but a tradition. i spok

rainfall. three straight days with the rain chance. i have not been able to say that since december. now it is going to happen in april. we are clear with gusty winds tonight. sunny and mild through friday, but the big changes come in on easter weekend with easter sunday having some rain in it. concord, 72 degrees. san jose, 72. we are talking 69 in san ramon, pittsburgh, in san francisco tomorrow, 69, petaluma, 70 with sunshine. less wind on friday. we increase the clouds on saturday. and check this out. three straight days with the rain chance. wonderful news because now we are being asked to cut 25% of our water use. wouldn't it be nice if all april long you didn't have to water your lawn? >> it would be great. >> can't remember the last time you had three days of rain. >> it was december, three months of rain. four months. >> no wonder i can't remember. it wasn't what i had for dinner tonight. [ laughter ] >>> coming up, girls on a high school softball team forced to eat dirt isn't hazing. we have the video. you decide. >> we have

they've not seen rainfall since the 1700s.s is an unusual area to get rainfall. 25 fatalities. 80 people missing. we want to show you a never before seen perspective. this is a google earth perspective as it looked before the flood. this was in 2002. as of the past several days, this is less than one inch of rainfall that has caused this damage. the before perspective in august of 2012. and then you look at what kurd last week with the tremendous amount of rainfall that came down for this region, causing the roads, literally the earth cannot take any of this moisture. think about chile. long and narrow, and it goes up the backbone of the andes mountains. it gets down into the valleys, and you talk about this town, the average rainfall, .07 inches a year. in march they picked up 25 millimeters in 24 hours. that's equivalent to 14 years of rainfall in one day. some areas seeing their first rainfall since 1992. if you're watching us from california, you know about death valley, one of the driest places in the world, that would be

and keep rainfall coming for your weekend forecast. we'll have details on how . >>> it was an all out hunt by two police departments but they weren't searching for anyone who broke the law, instead it was a search for a bay area woman who said thank you. a police officer returned his cruiser to find this letter and it said we lost an asetto an amazing team. thank you for risking your life every day for my safety. they went to social media to try to find her and thank her. they finally reached lorn talbert. she said she just wanted to let officers know their work and sacrifice is appreciated. >> i was about to drive away and you know when something prompts you and you can't explain it and you're overcome and you're like i should just say something a lot of people don't and i was just like i'm going to do it and say something and said a prayer for him and drove away. >> very sweet. we skyped with her earlier tonight. a friend showed her the denver police's facebook post about her letter. >>> a pilot make as snap decision to put a commute

and the rainfall up to 120 millimeters.ill have snow left on the mountain so the flooding could occur from the melting snow. avalanche risk is highly posted out across the northern areas including hokkaido but tokyo will be escaping from that mess. 23 degrees with cloudy skies. we may see a slight chance of light showers in the evening hours, though. here across the americas, i do want to mention that some winter precipitation will be taking place in northeast and the tail end of this cold front and the stationary front is creating severe thunderstorms. i'll talk about this more later on but hail storms is expected across these locations. as for the easter holidays, it's looking like this. where you want to be is in miami, looking pretty gorgeous. i'll leave you now for an extended forecast. ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> and that's all for this edition of "newsline." i'm catherine kobayashi in tokyo. thanks for staying with us. [ cheers and applause ] >> hello and welcome to global 3000, your weekly check on the global issues behind the headli

right now just a light rainfall at the shore. this is the live view from cape may with heavier showers offshore. 30s right now for pottstown, doylestown and trenton. while it is 42 in philadelphia international, wilmington is 41 degrees. and you can see 30s and 40s in lower montgomery county. 38 degrees in willow grove. this is where we were most of the day yesterday, but ahead of the storms will come a big warm up. scattered showers in the area right now. nothing too heavy except just to the north of allentown. heavy downpours and thunderstorm activity pushing through the pocano mountains right now. missing allentown, but this line that is to the west is likely not to miss us later this afternoon. that's the line that could potentially give us some severe weather later today. then look how clear it is behind that line of storms. that's our weekend. for today, keep an eye on the sky, especially later this afternoon during the evening commute. that's not only when we'll see the showers but the stronger thunderstorms could develop.

any rainfall anywhere in the state is good news.n though year going to miss out on the majority more rain up north. that's good news. they'll get rainfall tonight. we'll get a couple drips. we'll have a chilly night tonight. concord, you'll drop to 45. san francisco, below 50 degrees. and santa rosa, you may get a couple hundredths of an inch of rainfall. 42 will be your low. for the month of april, this is a pretty strong cold front. widespread rain and melting snowfall in washington state british columbia. notice the rain is building in our direction. we will once again get the tail end of the front and say nothing more than a few drops of rainfall overnight tonight. you'll notice the change tomorrow. it will be even cooler. it will be even windier. temperatures drop 10, 15 degrees today. down another 5 degrees tomorrow. winds gusting 30 to 35 miles per hour. we'll call tomorrow tuesday a blustery day. it lasts one day. after that it's all about a huge blocking ridge of high pressure. pretty typical for this time of year. we get o

most of that rainfall steadily pushing off shore. you see spotty showers now for delaware county and into philadelphia. steadier rain to the east and to the south has moved back into northern and central delaware. farther north and west the lines of showers will be with us this afternoon and the rain showers this morning, expected this afternoon. that's when we'll see temperatures climb into the 70s. clouds will hang in there today. look at the clearing in the midwest. that's our weekend. that will allow temperatures to really warm up for saturday. for today, not bad. clouds and occasional showers. afternoon temperatures in the lower 70s. the winds will be kicking in. that will help with the warmup. southwesterly winds. seven day forecast look at that. summer like on saturday. near 80 degrees saturday afternoon! sunshine will be peaking through some clouds on sunday. cooler, high of 65. then the clouds take over for monday with rain and possibly some thunderstorms later in the day on monday. those will be moving out. 70 degrees the t

now, we go where heavy rainfall took place. 100 millimeters of rainfall in just 24 hours breaking a record at 326 millimeters of rainfall in a 24-hour period. so yes, we do have these low-pressure systems still moving through japan. that's going to bring as we go into wednesday. but then a high moves in behind it on thursday. i think we'll see sunnier skies. temperatures will be moving up into the 20s as we head into the latter part of the workweek. still 20 for tokyo as we see the rain ending during the day on wednesday. 20s back down toward the southern portions of china as well. i hope you have a good day wherever you are. here's your extended outlook. >>> and that was the news and weather from our studios here in tokyo. don't go away. there's more to come here on nhk world. ♪ terms for the 2007 iraqi killings. these civilian deaths sparked international outcry and call into question the use of either defense contractors. remembering the missing. ceremonies are to be held around the world to mark one year cents a group of nigerian schoolgirls were abducted. authorities say they are no c