what we have right here on the napa river, we're talking about 9 feet in san helena.ge is 16. we're good there. napa at the napa river at napa. 22feet right now. forecast to go right to where it is. 22. and it stays under flood stage. just want to get those numbers straight. two feet above flood stage forecast for friday at noon when i come back we're going to have the forecast. there's more rain in the forecast. >>> across wine country people are dealing with flooded homes, businesses and roads tonight as ktvu's mike mibacl reports. some are still worried about the high river level. >> reporter: roadways flooded. tasting rooms closed, the ride to wine country is a wet one. >> rock slides and mud slides coming down on the roadway. >> it's going pretty good. >> reporter: bedaluchi lives where the water was slowly creeping up the road. >> with flood stage at 16. we know we can take 17, almost touching 18. >> reporter: holmes and his family live in the flood area. the worse flooding they've seen here was back new year's eve 2005-2006. i remember this storm because it was

. >>> we're getting reports of heavy rain up around santa rosa and san helena.in in the napa region right now. the oranges represent wiper on full. it's coming down pretty hard. you get a break out in sonoma. these showers are going to spin through the neighborhoods tonight between now and 4:00 and 5:00 in the morning. you're going to hear some on the rooftops. a few showers moving on through 92. the south bay has been left out of san jose nothing right now. but as we get into the next three hours or so, i expect the showers are going to light up there. so here's the computer model at 1:00 a.m. this is tonight. you see these oranges and red. this is some significant rainfall. that's what i showed you up in pa. that's at 1:00 a.m., then at 4:00 a.m. you see things start to clear out a little bit. by 8:00 a.m. most of the showers have moved south of the area. that's your saturday morning, saturday afternoon, doesn't look too bad. there's a few showers around but i think it's all morning stuff then it's gone. we get into sunday when cloudsic kraoez -- clouds increa

mount tam, san francisco, saint helena, oakland hills all had an additional inch of rainfall. half inch extra in san jose. downtown san francisco, we are a couple of drops away from double digit rainfall. 9.98 inches of rain. these percentages are just crazy. san jose is nearly eight times the normal rainfall for december. san francisco, four-and-a-half times as much. oakland, creeping up on 500% and there is more tomorrow. we will talk about that coming up. >> thanks paul. and mark kelly shows us parts of marin are a mess tonight. >> reporter: the marin county board of supervisors declared a state of emergency here today. many going to bed tonight with a muddy creek where they once had a front yard. mud, mud, everywhere, for this homeowner, a quick burst of rain gave her a houseboat. look at this. here is the water mark along the fence. samantha had to drive through it. >> there were signs on the roads and there was still water so driving didn't feel safe at all. >> typically, when water is sitting here on san rafael avenue, this storm drain will get it out. but not this morni

nearly 3 for orinda, more than 3 for san rafael. saint helenaanta rosa coming up on half a foot. vacaville and napa more than 2" of rainfall. river flooding joe mentioned this before, we'll see minor flooding at the russian river at guerneville cresting about 2.25 feet above flood stage and also as we said but it's worth saying again, there is a blizzard warning in effect for the western slopes of the sierra. we are talking up to 3 feet of additional snowfall above 7,000 feet. what's going on? there's a strong storm that develops just off to our west. that drew up the wind that gave us a front with that strong wind and also heavy rainfall but then what's happened is that storm is moving parallel to the front. so as it pulls away, it is not pulling the front with it. if anything, it's kind of intensifying that band of moisture and notice, this is a six-hour loop here. it's not moving and i don't see anything off to the west for the next several hours that will give it a good push to get it out of here so we are stuck with this additional rainfall

san ramon to concord and pleasant hill. it will be below freezing for you in and around the napa valley. saint helena. n francisco down to 42 degrees. we haven't seen any rainfall the past couple of days. we a little bit on christmas eve but that's it for the past week. there are storms out there. there are plenty of storms like in early december but mother nature put up a wall, a ridge of high pressure. it's blocking the rainfall, it's being shoved up to the north, but up and over this ridge our air is coming down from canada. a lot of you said, really, canada, california? how does that happen. our air is coming from the arctic. it's modified by the it makes it here but it makes it chilly and it will continue. if anything, next week we get an extra shove a ridge off to our west, but also a building area of low pressure off to our east. caught right in between a stronger push of air coming down from canada. so temperatures will be falling to the low to mid-50s for highs and for many of you away from the water overnight lows will be in the upper 20s coming up next week. for tonight and tomorrow, chilly.

san francisco counties. not as much rain tonight. saint helena, a third of an inch. things are adding up. in san jose, the rainfall has hit nearly 7.5 inches for the month making it the second wettest december on record in san jose and we are not completely done with the rain yet. we have one more rain chance to talk about. find out when and how much coming up. >> thanks paul. you can get the forecast any time on your smartphone. download our bay area weather app. >>> breaking news out of southern california. one person is dead after a car plowed through a crowd in rodondo beach. they had just left a church service christmas program. 12 pedestrians were hit. some of them children. police say many, if not all are in critical condition. the driver has been arrested and police think she was drunk. >>> meanwhile in san francisco, someone has been running around torching cars. andria borba talked to a man who's car was burnt to a crisp. >> reporter: these fires have been gathered around delores park all in the early morning hours leading some to believe there is a serial arsonist running around

san francisco. right now, showers out been st. helena. we've got over a half inch of rain reported in roaner park, heavy at times. as we back it out, look at the computer mod. here is 6:00 a.m. tomorrow morning. note how much rain is falling on the north bay. it's been raining on the north bay at this point for about five hours. so north bay is going to have drainage problems. this is 6:00 a.m. heavy showers starting to move into san mateo. push it ford. the strong line of showers moves into san francisco about 7:30, or 7:00. the model has sped this up a bit. orangely it had san francisco more like 8:30, 9:00. now it's got san francisco 7:00, 7:30. fremont, san mateo at 9:00 a.m. 10:00, with more heavy showers. the rainfall accumulations and rainfall rates are going to be extreme. we're going to see rainfall rates of over an inch an hour easy. there's no question, your ebs on your iphone you're going to be hearing it tomorrow morning especially if you're in the north bay. one good thing, it's a one and done. after this we get a bit of a b

between 6 and 7 inches of rain recorded at santa rosa and saint helena. 3.skoyv inches san francisco over 4 inches in oakland. 3 and a half or more in good soaking from the storm now here's the forecast animation beginning 11:00 o'clock tonight. everything dries out tomorrow morning indicating at least off to sunny start this weekend. amma. >> all right. >> thank you spencer. >> one of the big concerns today has been the situation along the russian river in guerneville the river overflowed the bank. could you see there was an awful lot of flooding. it crested around 11 this morning. water is expected to drop throughout the evening. 7 news report are cornell with more now from guerneville. >> the only way across this road is by boat or very big truck. at least half dozen roads around guerneville are under water. after the swollen russian river crested at 33 feet. one foot above flood stage. many homes are cut off. >> right now they are pretty much stuck. one road in. one road out. >> most house on his drake road cut off by high world trade center unless you have a big truck. like vinc

helena. close to 7 inches in san rafae rafael. if napa over 2 and half inches in hayward.livermore which was lagging way hand earlier in the rainfall total now up to about inch and a half so it's wet all around the bay area. live view from the roof top camera looking across the embarcadero rate now quite wet and raining here where we are. these are the forecast feature rain gives way to showers later tonight and early morning hours. slight chance of isolated thunderstorms tonight and to. much-needed break with drying out on saturday. hears the cold front brought with it all the storm swinging through the bay area pushing slowly eastward and south ward beyond the central part of bay area rain will ease up later tonight as the front moves through. still the storm watch continues flash flood watch in effect through the late night hours for virtually all of the bay area rapid rise of creek and stream are possible and ponding on of water in your ban areas and important drainage area and possibility with this continuing rain fall. on we good to our high surf advisory. wave heigh

helena. almost half foot in santa rosa. just over three inches san francisco. oakland redwood city 4 inches. san jose almost three inches of rape. life more concord over 2 inches of rain here and has it made a difference absolutely. we are well above average from 2 22 percent at move it field. 195 san jose. 155 percent of average in san francisco. i'll be back with a look at the morning commute and what is ahead for the weekend coming right up. >> thank you so much sandhya. >> some creek in that written county look like river tonight in some streets look like creek. 7 news advertise live in fairfax on the new report of a tree down. is. >> we have seen a lot of damage tonight and look at this. at the top of tall driveway on shadow creek court. look at this gorgeous hooem home and giant throw that came crashing down on top of it. only an hour ago. that's about an 80 to 90 foot oak tree. i talked with the homeowner. he was inside with the dog at the time. he says it sounded like an earthquake but he's just glad that he was not hurt and his dog is okay. of course t

helena. almost half foot in santa rosa. just over three inches san francisco. oakland redwood city 4 inches. san jose almost three inches of rape. life more concord over 2 inches of rain here and has it made a difference absolutely. we are well above average from 2 22 percent at move it field. 195 san jose. 155 percent of average in san francisco. i'll be back with a look at the morning commute and what is ahead for the weekend coming right up. >> thank you so much sandhya. >> some creek in that written county look like river tonight in some streets look like creek. 7 news advertise live in fairfax on the new report of a tree down. is. >> we have seen a lot of damage tonight and look at this. at the top of tall driveway on shadow creek court. look at this gorgeous hooem home and giant throw that came crashing down on top of it. only an hour ago. that's about an 80 to 90 foot oak tree. i talked with the homeowner. he was inside with the dog at the time. he says it sounded like an earthquake but he's just glad that he was not hurt and his dog is okay. of course t

san mateo to oakland down to fremont and points south ward. rainfall totals are very impressive. 5.6 inches of rain, up in st. helena. santa rosa over five inches of rain. two and a half inches at napa. nearly two and a third inches in oakland. nearly 2.2 inches in san francisco. three inches in redwood city. total at livermore coming up to nearly an inch it will be wet area wide. large massive rain beginning to push east and in the wee hours of the morning rainfall breaking up into showers. but that still means we have lots of active weather coming our way. >> because of the storm, in san jose, a roof partially collapsed this afternoon. chris nguyen is live with the story. chris? >> dozens of firefighters still remain on the scene here in east san jose. police officers have secured a parking lot area, making sure that no one comes in. if you take a look behind me, you can see the personnel. this is a partial roof collapse before 4:00 p.m here and crews believe all have been accounted for. we're told one person injured their leg, but firefighters are relieved, they say it would have been worse and tell me the size of

san mateo to oakland down to fremont and points south ward. rainfall totals are very impressive. 5.6 inches of rain, up in st. helena. santa rosa over five inches of rain. two and a half inches at napa. nearly two and a third inches in oakland. nearly 2.2 inches in san francisco. three inches in redwood city. total at livermore coming up to nearly an inch it will be w area wide. large massive rain beginning to push east and in the wee hours of the morning rainfall breaking up into showers. but that still means we have lots of active weather coming our way. >> because of the storm, in jose, a roof partially collapsed this afternoon. chris nguyen is live with the story. chris? >> dozens of firefighters still remain on the scene here in east san jose. police officers have secured a parking lot area, making sure that no one comes in. that no one comes in. if you take a look behind you can see the personnel. this is a partial roof collapse before 4:00 p.m here and crews believe all have been accounted for. we're told one person injured their leg, but firefighters are relieved, they say it would have been worse and tell me

helena. almost half foot in santa rosa. just over three inches san francisco.land redwood city 4 inches. san jose almost three inches of rape. life more concord over 2 inches of rain here and has it made a difference absolutely. we are well above average from 2 22 percent at move it field. 195 san jose. 155 percent of average in san francisco. i'll be back with a look at the morning commute and what is ahead for the weekend coming right up. >> thank you so much sandhya. >> some creek in that written county look like river tonight in some streets look like creek. 7 news advertise live in fairfax on the new report of a tree down. is. >> we have seen a lot of damage tonight and look at this. at the top of tall driveway on shadow creek court. look at this gorgeous hooem home and giant throw that came crashing down on top of it. only an hour ago. that's about an 80 to 90 foot oak tree. i talked with the homeowner. he was inside with the dog at the time. he says it sounded like an earthquake but he's just glad that he was not hurt and his dog is okay. of course this

stretching over san pablo bay. saint st. helena. the system is proving through. in on the back side. that will enhance that. a couple of systems out of the northwest. that reinforces. 40s and 50s on the tell mtionles -- temps. it's a cold, raw day. many locations up in the sierra will get some snow. no warnings and watches but it will stack up over the next three, five days. snow level down to 3500 feet. you can see some of that, nothing too heavy but it will be consistent just like here. there's so much coming in that's lifting into the area. if the rain lets up. >> it will pick up. rainy, cloudy, chilly temperatures, moderate rainfall, then it turns light. 40s and 50s on the temps. some areas into napa county, and santa cruz mountains will not get above 49 degrees. this will be a rainy week. it won't be a stormy week. but it will be a rainy week. after friday, there are hints that we see taking us into early comeks week, christmas week. >> will it be seasonal temps? >> it might be foggy and then sunny in san francisco. >>> well, the director of the movie "froze

helena, nearly 4 3/4 inches in san rafael, over 3 1/2 in san francisco, nearly 4 inches in oakland. we have lots of rainfall. we have had lots of rainfall last couple of days. our animation shows we will just have widely scattered weakening showers during the late night hours and that means some sunshine tomorrow. larry and ama? >> we can all use a little sunshine. that would be nice. abc 7 news reporter tiffany wilson live in sonoma county with a look at the flooding and cleanup from yesterday's storm. >> reporter: well, yesterday this parking lot i'm standing in looked more like a pond and the restaurant's owner combatted all the water with simple spray foam and wood boards. >> we could have taken a boat from here to oakland and not hit one thing. >> reporter: he embraces an optimistic attitude towards flooding. >> we are in sonoma the only waterfront dining restaurant when it rains and floods. >> reporter: he considers this bridge an entry but it's hard for matt megan to hold on to romance when he looks at the parking lot. for 30 hours, the intersection of highway 121 and broadwa

helena, we have light-to-moderate rain and from daly city, colma, south san francisco, brisbane, pacificawn the peninsula to san mateo you can see around crystal springs road, beep part boulevard, foster city headed down to redwood city and now starting to push into portola valley, palo alto and east palo alto, look for an uptick with moderate rain around half moon bay sliding your way. emeryville, the bay bridge toll plaza, berkeley, oakland, alameda, piedmont, san lenadro, heavy rain headed into castro valley through the dublin grade and to livermore and the sunol grade. from san ramon and walnut creek to pleasanton hill and concord, also, all moving to the north with more developing on the west side of the scene. that is going to be another push of heavier weather. we have gusts at 25 at sfo and 21 at half moon bay. because of that we could see a few trees downed but right now there is not much in the way of watches or advisories. steady rain today. scattered showers. we will have scattered showers to steady rain on tuesday and possible extended period of dry weather. here is a look at

we have a live picture take you back up to saint helena now where the rainfall is steady. you saw betty's live shot in sane. that's about 90 to 100 miles of real estate, everywhere in between is dealing with the same thing. a steady soaking rainfall that will not go away. now, joe is along the napa river. the russian river will likely crest above flood stage minor flooding expected around 11 a.m., 2.3 feet above flood stage. the beach has been rough surf and it will be through tomorrow morning. that big pacific storm causing dangerous surf. you combine the waves and surf together, 15- to 20-foot seas. we had a big storm. we had the wind. we had heavy rainfall. but the storm is moving parallel to this plume of tropical moisture kind of stretching things out but not moving it out of the way. so it's sitting over top of us. it has been for the past six hours. likely will be for the next six hours until this moves out. the heavy rainfall will stay. the steady soaking rainfall is going to be with us likely until midnight. it will move east. we will see unstable air tomorrow and scattered showers but nothing li

mount helena also, you want to watch out there. san francisco, you could see strong thunderstorms develop later on this afternoon as well. stronger storms are capable of producing pea-sized hail, gusty winds and brief downpours. best chance of 12 to 5 we're expecting thunderstorms in the bay area for today. tomorrow we'll see another round of heavy rain but most of this rain will stay to the north of highway 9. on-and-off showers continue through wednesday afternoon and maybe a few thunderstorms tomorrow. the chance looking okay but i think this afternoon is actually looking better with all that instability, all that moisture and atmospheric river coming onshore. for us that means high rainfall totals but it could make for a really, really difficult drive. bad day for the bike, i would definitely say that much, mike. >> not a good day for driving. look at these conditions. here's oakland. the camera trembling a bit as the breeze is coming in here. that will pick up and with the rain-soaked hills, we're worried about trees and branches

background, san jose which had nearly 4" of rain yesterday, i picked one city from each county to show you and highlight how much rain actually fell. look at guerneville. 9" of rain yesterday. st. helena almost 7.5. marin county, fairfax, 5 1/2 inches of rainfall. sunnyvale, yes, sunnyvale with more than 4" of rain. danville 4.11." oakland 3.93." it was the wettest day officially in san francisco in 19 years. and it was the wettest day in san jose since 1958. it was the wettest day in more than half a century. flood advisory until 9:00. i don't expect any new flooding. there is some flooding out there that will be sticking around into the weekend thankfully is looking dry. there's more rain coming. we'll talk about when next. >> oh, boy. all right, paul, thanks. >>> well, check this out. chopper 5 above a sort of a bucket brigade happening in redwood city. the folks flooded out of their mobile home park. they took matters into their own hands trying to use first trash bins to haul away the water. kpix 5's christian hartnett live with more on this massive clean-up. christian. >> reporter: here at the rc mobile park management has been helping out with this situation. they have had a co

helena, glen ellen. union city, hayward, san leandro, kind of a little respite here in the break. line coming along the san mateo coast. highway 1, half moon bay to pacifica. that's been the very, very heaviest but it does look like things are lightening up a little bit. there's so much more that has to swing in here. 50s and 60s on the temperatures. we'll get a few sunbreaks. windy to downright howling. overall, an active pattern. rain, a lot of clouds. possible waterspouts or funnel clouds and morning thunderstorms. we'll get rainbows today of the 60s on the temperatures. sal, i'm dancing as fast as i can. >> one of these morning where there's so much information. trying to give you the hot spots. we can't give you everything. let's go to the eastshore freeway. i understand that alex savidge and his news truck is somewhere along the stretch. i don't see where he is. i'm trying to look for him. no. it's clearing up now. but it's going to rain more later today. you better make sure you have good windshield wipers and tread on the tires. alex savidge is live in the news van right n

san francisco, 41. more cold numbers overnight up in the north bay. st. helena in the short-term, clear and cool for this evening. high pressure is building in offshore. it's pushing the storm track up to the north. no rain clouds this weekend. in fact, the rest of the year could be dry as well. you can see here the forecast model keeping all of the significant clouds and the rain showers to the north of the bay area. that could be changing. that's the way it's shaping up right now. looking at the lake tahoe forecast, overnight lows, 7 degrees to start out saturday morning. then sunday, partly cloudy skies, pit of a breeze out there and temperatures near 40. definitely a chill here in the bay area, but especially toward the sierra. forecast highs for tomorrow, lots of 50s for afternoon highs. san jose, 57. with the cooler start, tomorrow afternoon will be cooler than today. here is a look ahead at your five-day forecast. no rain clouds to talk about. you'll see temperatures for afternoon highs mainly in the 50s to right around 60 degrees. on wednesday, for new y

san jose. 54 in livermore. but it's already 45 in clayton, already 45 in st. helena. we are down to 48 in los altos.will be cold tomorrow morning. nothing on the radar. we are dry. and overnight tonight with clear skies and light winds livermore drops down to 33. that will be the coldest morning since february 5. not the coldest of the year. but we'll get close tonight. napa 32. santa rosa 33. redwood city 37. fremont 37. and san jose 36 degrees. so we're cold because our wind direction changes. around here it's all about the wind direction. if we get a northwest wind or west wind or southwest wind, we are not going to be cold because the pacific ocean almost year round is sitting in the 50s to low 60s. when the wind comes out of the north, forget the ocean, we're talking canada, we're talking whistler, british columbia, where our air is coming from now and we'll be that way for a while because the next several days feature this ridge offshore, winds coming down from the north, chilly afternoons and cold nights but then the top of next week we get another cold push dropping temperatures below freezi

helena. >>> kids all over the bay area going to bed tonight knowing they don't have to go to school tomorrow. many schools in sonoma, marin, san francisco, alameda and contra costa counties will be closed tomorrow. mark kelly on the unprecedented rain day for hundreds of thousands of students. >> reporter: jeanette hails from the gulf coast. for her, this storm is not anything to get worked up about. >> i have made it through a lot of hurricanes in the south. this will not bother me. >> reporter: but she is worried for the grand kids and relieved the schools will be closed. >> to the people saying oh, this is way overblown closing school for the day because of rain and wind, what would you say to them? >> they must not have kids. they definitely must not have any kids that they really love. >> reporter: moms we talk to thrilled they don't have to walk in tomorrow's downpour. >> i think it's a good idea so we can be safe. at the house. >> trees, power lines, it will hit right when students are coming or going from school. >> do you want school closed tomorrow? >> yeah, because i'm really scared something could happen. >> what a

helena and napa. heavy rain invading you headed out to vacaville, fairfield, vallejo. you are getting heavy rain as well. also american canyon. still pouring in and around san rafael.mill valley, novato, two more lightning strikes. winter weather alert, we have a winter storm warning still in effect for the sierra. this is good news all around. we need the heavy rainfall. we want the heavy snowfall. we are getting both. 25 inches or more of new snowfall in the high e elevations of the sierra. so why all of this stormy weather? because we have been dry for so long, things have turned on a dime. we have a ridge of high pressure which has moved out and is now stuck in the perfect spot allowing the jet stream so sit right over the bay area. everything out there is headed toward us. often stuff misses us. in this case, it is headed toward us. we are more unstable tomorrow as the storm that gave us the rainfall today will now be closer to us. rain, wind, lightning possible overnight tonight, a second day of widespread rainfall coming overnight tonight and during the day tomorrow. even on thursday, as the low begins to move out, we have showers even on friday, a new low m

helena tracking light to moderate returns just northeast of santa rosa there, montgomery drive, calestoga road. we will continue to see scattered showers as you look from san francisco to san bruno. very light there. down towards the south bay, morgan hill, gilroy, santa cruz mountains, scattered showers. just offshore, over 100 miles away, our radar is detecting multiple lightning strikes there so the area of low pressure associated with this system still has to come through and that's the second part of this storm that's coming in. we are still watching for some snow in the sierra nevada. it's been snowing lightly, state route 88 requiring chains. we have seen rain mixing in there. south lake tahoe currently raining. it has been snowing, though. temperatures in the 50s, 60s. here's a gloomy wet picture. a welcome sight from the kgo roof camera. waves of showers tonight and wednesday. looking at a chance of thunderstorms, unsettled pattern into next week. we still have a couple more systems coming but nowhere near the intensity of this one. cold front came through, heavy rain as you all recall. now we're waiting for that second round of waves of showers a

helena, just north of fairfield, some light, moderate cells for this part of the region. as far as current numbers, it's mild. look at all of the 60s. as a result, mild temperatures. san jose, 65. santa rosa, 62. fairfield in the 60s as well. next system, scheduled to move onshore tomorrow. rainfall expectations about .25 to possibly an inch. heaviest for the afternoon and evening commute. more rain and snow up in the sierra with snow levels up above 7500 feet. next system you pick out the satellite perspective. it will be approaching the coastline. for today, sun/cloud mix. the possibility of a few isolated showers. as the cold front moves onshore form we'll bring in more rain chances. heaviest in the north bay. the showers could linger into saturday primary -- primarily for the morning hours. tomorrow morning's commute there's a chance of rainfall but a better bet into the afternoon hours at 4:00 into friday night as well. that chance will linger into saturday morning. there is a chance slight chance of a shower sunday afternoon. your weekend will not be a washout. forecast highs for this afternoon, a lot of 60s. mid- to upper 60s. a few spots right around 70 degree

san francisco, more rain has fallen over the past week than all of 2013. that's crazy. pacifica, nearly 4" of rainfall. burlingame more than 4" of rainfall. novato you had five inches of rain. and st. helena 3.94 inches of rain. it poured everywhere. i know you're wondering is the drought over? the answer is absolutely not but we did take a very big chunk out of our rainfall deficit. talking about three years of rain that we did not receive over the past week, we have erased up to 10% of our long- term drought. that's amazing considering we are talking about 7 days. we still have more to talk about in the seven-day forecast coming up. >>> one san francisco street was not ready to handle this much rain giving way to a giant sinkhole. take a look. it's massive. more than 20 feet wide. it's in the lake street neighborhood and with more rain on the way, it could be a while before it's fixed. kpix 5's mike sugerman with how an aging pipe system is to blame. mike. >> reporter: liz, you're looking at the sinkhole that ate sixth avenue. could you stand on my shoulders and your head would barely pop up out of the ground. and crews are working as hard as they can to fix this thing because they know

helena and yountville and up to angwin. that was the strongest cell, it has collapsed a little bit. a little around the east bay and a little line stretching from berkeley, emeryville to san francisco. just been a train of systems coming through. but that is the main focus right now. we're looking at the system coming in later on. 40s and 50s. another chill in that morning air. 48 napa and fairfield. there is your morning super tech that. we will get scattered showers. scattered snow showers as well. our system will roll in tonight. it will slow down a little bit. it's not expected until later this evening. and over night into tomorrow but still projections of an inch of rain. that one looks weaker. after that we will dry out. sun, clouds, showers. a chilly morning. 50s and 60s on the temps. sal, i know some of the showers say it's pouring and then you get clearing and stars. so it's not too bad. >> yeah. and it doesn't take much. you don't have to have the kind of day we had last thursday to mess things up. even just a little drizzle can mess things up. we have a lot of standing water out there. we also do have traffic that is normal. expect for something in the south ba

san rafael at .33. there's the system, look how it lights up. clearlake is very heavy rain as it extends back to napa county, angwin. st. helenaen ellen, that's pouring. sonoma, rohnert park, windsor. no wonder you are getting some of the heavy rain rates. it will be there pretty soon as this line moves south. there's one line stretching from about petaluma right back towards western marin county. that line extends offshore. that's beginning to move in. you can see there over to novato, san rafael. it's a matter of time. it's moving in. 50s on the temps to near 60 degrees for some. that strong breeze 23-mile-an- hour gusts. a cloudy, blustery day to the south but that rain is moving in. it will be a gray day. some of these will be moderate to heavy. it looks like an intense line. 50s and 60s the ground is so saturated but today's rain will give way to one more system. it won't be as strong. then we get a break. it looks like mild temps. >> getting more excited. >> more reports are coming in saying it's pouring. >> a little delayed. it's coming in. >> most of the morning commute is okay. north bay not. >> okay. >>> nasa makes a