we have the story from san rafel. >> you can see how it blinded me in any eyes. >> reporter: she said that this street light took her by surprise when one night last month, it lit up her street. >> i was upset. i was upset. because i love the night. >> reporter: she and 100 other residents have complained how bright and white the new l.e.d.s are compared to the yellow lights. >> the neighbors are noticing the different. >> reporter: this is the director of public works, he said that the city took out an $800,000 loan to pay for the street lights. so far, 2400 have been installed. he said that wherever neighbors have complained about the l.e.d.s, the city may install dimmers or light shields. >> if a light is shining back from the street light to someone's house, putting a shield behind the light will block it from going to the resident. >> reporter: while she is protecting her eyes at night with sunglasses her neighbor said he likes the new look. >> i think they are safe, i think this neighborhood is far too dark. we have had trouble with robberies and break-ins, in to the mailboxes,

we have the story from san rafel. >> you can see how it blinded me in any eyes. >> reporter: she said that this street light took her by surprise when one night last month, it lit up her street. >> i was upset. i was upset. because i love the night. >> reporter: she and 100 other residents have complained how bright and white the new l.e.d.s are compared to the yellow lights. >> the neighbors are noticing the different. >> reporter: this is the director of public works, he said that the city took out an $800,000 loan to pay for the street lights. so far, 2400 have been installed. he said that wherever neighbors have complained about the l.e.d.s, the city may install dimmers or light shields. >> if a light is shining back from the street light to someone's house, putting a shield behind the light will block it from going to the resident. >> reporter: while she is protecting her eyes at night with sunglasses her neighbor said he likes the new look. >> i think they are safe, i think this neighborhood is far too dark. we have had trouble with robberies and break-ins, in to the mailboxes,

heavily right now, between santa rosa on 101, heavy rain there, and, also, watching that richmond san rafel bridge, it's raining, moving to richmond. that continues to move east over towards concord. heavy rain now, get a break, and then the rain starts right back up again. walnut creek seeing the showers as well as mirinda. this is moving throughout the area the rest of the day. in san jose, the rain is closing in on downtown, and we've been seeing some of the dry conditions for the past few minutes, but let's talk about how much rain we've measured, even so far this month, with january normally the wettest month of the year, but we measured over 3 inches of rain in san jose, pretty much all across the board around the bay area. measuring a little bit more than we should for the whole month. normally, we're getting a little bit more than 2 inches of rain on this date, so looking at how much we've gotten for the water year, santa rosa issued over 12 inches of rain, but we still missing over 6.5 inches of rain. we are about 65% of average. san francisco close to 9 inches, but lacking about 4

will take the weekend with sunny skies and temperatures warming up for your afternoon today. 57 san rafelcord. upper 50s, san francisco, oakland, hayward, 57, in the south bay today, warmer temps, morgan hill and san jose, going to 61. warming to 62 in santa cruz. this warm up will continue as we get into sunday. i talked a bit about the cold weather in tahoe. here are the numbers. low 20s in the forecast for the over night hours this morning, tomorrow morning, but they're dry and the sun is shinning and temperatures for the afternoon, upper 40s to low 50s. so just what you would expect. and some great skiing weather for you there. and the extended forecast, here at home. temperatures warming a few degrees today from yesterday. tomorrow, we'll warm a few more degrees. it looks like we top out on monday. some of our warmer locations, south bay, inland cities, upper 60s in the forecast. haven't felt that in a little while. temperatures cool back down tuesday into wednesday. i'd love to see rain in the forecast but it looks dry. some extended models go farther out. two weeks. >> you can work