low 70s in the santa clara valley. 72 degrees in santa clara valley.peratures in the low frsco,d oakland and e upr 60s and w r thnogefarther north where temperatures will get a little bit more into the 70s. the cool down continues thursday and friday but about 10 degrees below average by the end of the week and a warm-up for saturday and sunday before we cool back off again monday and tuesday. the warmest day will be sunday with temperatures reaching from the 70s to around 80 degrees.>>> time now for look ahead to the cbs evening news.>>> the push is on to approve more booster shots from johnson & johnson. we will show you what you need to know and who the experts say should get that coming up tonight on the cbs evening news.>>> still ahead, they are about to make movie magic and space. why some >>> updates on breaking news. mountain view police are continuing their search of st. francis high school after a bomb threat was called in. all of the evacuated students have been reunited with her parents. in san jose people are doing a sweep of presentation

they are showing 2 to 3 inches of rain in the santa clara valley, 2 to 4 inches in the east bay, three to five in the -- east bay and that is a lot of rain. we will have more updates to the rest of this evening. >>> coming up all new at 5:00, a behind the scenes look at the alameda county fair canceled last year, delayed this year. the measures in place to assure a safe, fun experience. >>> finally here at 3:00, if you have nine months and $60,000 in your back pocket, does royal caribbean have the trip for you. a seven continent voyage they call the ultimate crews. if you need time to save for the trip, it doesn't set sail for another two years. i would need about that. that's it for kpix 5 news at 3:00. cbs evening news live from washington coming up next. we are streaming 24/7 on cbsn bay area . captioning sponsored by cbs >> breaking news, strengthening your immunity, the decision and new guidance tonight on boosters that could protect your health. the breaking news from the c.d.c., plus vaccine mandate fallout, could some fire houses in new york city close because of the big apple'

ruiz herrera of la raza historical society of santa clara valley and also carlos harrison, the authorook, "the ghosts of hero street." and, carlos, could you think of a better name for this street than hero street? carlos: you know, i mean, they did so much and, again, i think what's important to realize is that even though the monument that's there and it's very well deserved for the eight men who lost their lives in key battles and really making a difference during world war ii and korea, the reason it's hero street is because they sent so many of their children off to fight. these are 22 families. one family sent seven sons to fight, another sent six. and you think about that and the numbers of people who went out and risked their lives and, you know, luckily most of them came back. but even by the end of vietnam, the number had hit 110 that this little one-block-and-a-half-long stretch of road had sent people off to fight. and if you go out there today, you can see the memorial. but even more interesting is to walk along the street and you see what look like regular houses, regula

moderate to heavy rain covering the santa clara valley, and the santa cruz mountains.dy 7 1/2 inches of rain. moderate to heavy rain for much of the east bay, across the bay itself and south of san francisco. the rain picks up in intensity. there's another band of heavy rain making its way through the north bay but this is making its way to the southeast and the back edge of the steady rain is going to steadily make more progress southward through the rest of tonight. as we switch to future caste it looks like another area of moisture may take shape off the coast and that's going to head in as well. once we get rid of the heavy rain from today there will be more showers later tonight with some locally heavy downpour is adding insult to injury. we need the rain we just don't want it all at once. the heaviest rain pushes east as the sun comes up with more showers for the morning commute , plan on challenging conditions and allow as much extra time as you can. still some often on showers possible through midday but those will be fewer and further between. especially in th

still moderate, as well as santa clara valley. we have good air quality for the north bay, east bay as well as the south bay in the forecast for this afternoon. right now 72 degrees in livermore. 73 in brentwood. 73 in dublin. warmer spots. take a look at the rest of the bay area. still in the 50s and 60s.

across the board through tomorrow but we will see some smoke and leaned into the east bay, santa clara valleyate air-quality sunday and monday. a lot of it will remain elevated in the atmosphere here at ground level should not get worse in the moderate category. high temperatures today took a significant jump compared to yesterday. pacifica even made it up to 71 degrees. san francisco topped out at 83. fremont made it up to 80. above 90 degrees in santa rosa. temperatures tomorrow may be a few degrees cooler further inland, several degrees cooler for san francisco and pacifica. the marine there will reassert itself to some extent. 91 in fairfield right now. a lot of 80s inland with 70s and low 80s around the bay. 79 at sfo. downtown, lower 70s. futurecast shows visibility not an issue for most of the inland valleys, but spilling a bit into the santa clara valley. reduced visibility for san jose tomorrow morning. watch how fast these numbers improve. temperatures will start off pretty close to what is normal for the first morning of october. low to mid 50s but with high temperatures a few degr

i think mainly to the south in the bay area head toward the santa clara valley. santa cruz mountains in the monterey bay think that would be your best chance is not going to be much. then high pressure takes over this weekend and the temperatures start to warm up. and boy, it's going to be a nice weekend ahead. tomorrow will be cooled. a lot of clouds out there. those temperatures running only in the high and probably upper 60's. the warmest spots. then over the next couple days, things begin to change high pressure builds in temperatures soar well into the 70's on saturday and sunday. i think some gusty winds high fire danger going to be concerned starting late sunday night in the monday and tuesday of next week. thank you, lawrence. next, a number of restaurants facing worker shortages. well, take a look at one chain where workers are trading in a suit and tie for and a friend and as sports, it's orange october. the giants getting ready for world series run. but they got to get by the dodgers first, jason dumas breaks down the series and kylen mills is live at o

finally some measurable rain in the santa clara valley. rain chances will break right now. scattered showers saturday, best chance north of i-80, then it will rain saturday night into sunday night. scattered showers monday and tuesday. a flash flood watch in effect starting 5:00 a.m. sunday for much of the northbay and santa cruz mountains. this is where there is the potential for even heavier rain. that can cause problems with the burn scars. there is a wind advisory in effect with gusts of 45 to 50 miles per ever >>> by the time all is said and done, it will be a four punch of impressive rain and pg&e is putting up the best defense it can. it will somehow get ready for more than eight inches of rain in the mountains. justin andrews shows us what they are doing to get ready. >> reporter: i am standing at the fremont distribution center where pg&e crews will be coming as this rain is moving in to gather all the equipment and materials they may need if the power goes out. take a look at this video of the nearly 30 acre site stocked with cable, transformers come across arms a

yeah, the santa clara valley is in the rain shadow of the santa cruz mountains, so that rain squeezes to fall in the valley. eventually you'll see measurable rain. it just might take a little bit longer. but the majority of the bay area, we're seeing light rain right now. we'll see the rain continuing. in fact, our rain chances will remain off and on with us throughout the day

yeah, the santa clara valley is in the rain shadow of the santa cruz mountains, so that rain squeezes out and there's nothing to fall in the valley. eventually you'll see measurable rain. it just might take a little bit longer. but the majority of the bay area, we're seeing light rain right now. we'll see the rain continuing. in fact, our rain chances will remain off and on with us throughout the day tomorrow. a heavier band will move in tomorrow night into friday. break in the action friday night, but then chances ratch back up as eight the heavy e rain is headed our way for sunday and sunday night. that will bring a couple of inches of rain to much of the bay area, just by itself. we'll have more on the rain coming up in the full forecast. >>> the mandate for city workers to get vaccinated could impact commute times for anyone who relies on muni. kenny choi spoke to the mayor and the head of the sfmta to get some answers about this. kenny? >> reporter: the sfmta said there could be a noticeable impact on services because of the number of unvaccinated employees right now. it's not ex

mid to upper 60s in linden in the east bay and santa clara valley.peratures stay below average through the first half of next week. the wettest today is sunday, but lingering showers monday and into tuesday. then three straight dry days to finish off the last full week of october. near normal temperatures as well. at this point, it looks like the dry weather will continue into hollowing weekend, but that is a long way down the line. we are focused with sunday with the rain and wind causing problems for us. i will have another update at 11:00. >> i got the rain gauge installed this morning. >> i hope it's a big one. >>> still to come, the one thing you should be checking carefully ahead of the storm, besides the state of your gutters. >>> streaming tonight on cbsn bay area, the effects of climate change in the west. join our own tara peck and other california meteorologists for a townhall chat starting at 8:00. you can find us on kpix.com , or on the kpix app. we are also on the cbs news app. you can download it for free on your favorite streaming dev

further, low to mid 80s as you go inland in the santa clara valley, with temperatures in the tri-valleyr half of the 80s, until you get further east. the temperatures will reach up into the mid-80s and the usual warm spots, fairfield, antioch, and brentwood. averages around the bay mostly in the 70s .75 in separate san francisco. mid to upper 70s for oakland and east bay. lower half of most of the north bay. about five back above normal, t lake counties. about those rain chances. the first one arrives on sunday. it will be late after the sun goes down, and noticed we are not getting carried away with the percentage, leaving it lower than 50-50. we are also being cautious with the percentage, and another system has their way on friday. it's nice to see these lining up and indicating more unsettled weather patterns, and eventually one will deliver moisture to the bay area. we look at the potential amounts coming up at 5:30. temperatures will continue to be warm through the next couple of days, but in that sharp drop kicks in on sunday, and we will be bold and put a rain shower icon in the

even the santa clara valley in the shadow of the santa cruz mountains picked up a count of inches of rain. a couple showers out there right now. they are few and far between. they will disappear off the radar entirely within the next hour to 90 minutes. one storm warning in effect for sonoma county. it is an urban and small flood stream advisory goes until the top of the hour. we will take a look at future cast and check out a chance of showers in the forecast tomorrow. it won't be as substantial in a few minutes. >> paul, thanks. >>> if you are thinking of heading to tahoe to see the snow, it may not be a good idea. winter storm warning in effect until 10:00 tonight. heavy snowfall is making travel there a nightmare. >> a little bit heavier than the last two this early. >> reporter: paul strong is ready to head back to work bracing for the road conditions following this weekend's massive storm. the weather system still dumping snow in the early afternoon hours in the sierra. >> i've heard about the flooding. >> reporter: the rain in lower elevations was a big concern for the town of

low to mid 60s in the south bay and santa clara valley. low to mid 60s in the tri- valley. low to mid 60s in the east bay. right around 60 degrees for most of the north bay. he will be a little cooler and slightly cooler farther north. temperatures go up and down a little bit over the next few days, but no major changes. another good chance of rain early friday, then that heavier rainfall event with a full- fledged atmospheric river heading our way sunday and monday, which will bring the potential for an inch or two of rain just by itself. we will watch it carefully as we get closer to the weekend. >>> knew at 6:00, southern california is seeing a massive backlog of container ships. why isn't that the same story here in the bay area? a look at why companies are avoiding oakland. >>> i'm max darrow. as the bay area braces for rain, we explain what it means for some folks of the up in the santa cruz mountains, and why they say it could not have come at a better time. >> being born and raised appear, it has never been like this. >>> can offering cash be the solution to tacklin

70 degrees down the peninsula, and a little further into the 70s as you go inland into the santa clara valley. low 70s for most inland parts of the east bay. mid-70s were the warmest spots around fairfield. temperatures around the base of the upper 60s in san francisco, and close to 70 degrees for oakland in the east bay. further north, upper 60s around lakeport and clear lake. mild temperatures in store for the rest of the work week. dry weather anticipated for the halloween weekend for san francisco, oakland, in san jose, then a chance for showers for monday of next week, while the santa clara valley stays dry. the one chance of showers of the weekend looks like it will focus along the coast and north bay, but it is a 30% chance. you don't need to cancel any outdoor plans. you don't need to worry about weatherproofing costumes or anything like that. we expect dry weather for halloween itself on sunday. another update comes up at 11:00. >>> still to come, a lucky strike during the storm. the bay area lottery player with more than 100,000 reasons to be grateful for braving the rain to go out

not a spare the air alert today, still a bother to start the day for the east bay and santa clara valley but tomorrow afternoon we will see good quality across the board which will continue through the rest of the work week. temperatures will be significantly cooler. 80s and 90s inland today. 70s and 80s for high temperatures tomorrow, this is just the beginning of the cooling trend. tomorrow's hour by hour temperatures, we take a look at surface level temperatures but we will track them coming up in tomorrow's forecast. >> thanks. >>> oakland police say september alone has had more violence than the city has seen all year. just last month, 17 people were killed. chief armstrong says the city is seeing the most homicides since 2013. he also says 900 ghost guns have been recovered so far this year. >> we need your help. if there is information that you are able to share with us, please contact the oakland police department. if there is video that is available, anything that you think would help us solve these crimes. >> reporter: oakland police say just this past weekend, two people were

santa clara valley on southward in the monterey bay temperature wise numbers going to be cooler in the 60's inside the bay about 67 degrees in foster city and then a little warmer in the south bay 60's and some 70's there east bay where he had hot 90's just a couple days ago. those are going to be in the 70's. i think the warmer spots maybe on low, maybe mid 70's. well inland. but over the next couple of days. here we go. things are going to begin to change further cold front comes swinging through more clouds on the way. partly cloudy with a slight chance of showers on friday morning. then warming up over the weekend. i think we may see some offshore winds great time to get out there and see the blue angels. >> warren's preparing for the postseason. the giants are just a few days out from starting their run for the world series. what you can expect from this amazing team and you might want to take a close look at what you're using to keep your hands clean. a new warning out today from the fda. >> plus, someone in california is now worth more than a half bi [swords clashing] - had enou

temperatures warmer further inland in the santa clara valley. eaching up to around 80 degrees for campbell, los gatos, and morgan hill. gilmore reaching the low 80s. temperatures for the tri- valley, mid to upper 70s with the warmest spots inland just barely above 80 degrees compared to the mid-90s that we had today. mid-60s presented cisco, mid to upper 60s for oakland and the east bay. cooler with a thicker cloud cover for the northbay and then low to mid 70s for tuesday afternoons highs. slightly warmer further north, but the warm spots for inland, mendocino county and lake county only reaching up to around 80 degrees. this is just the beginning of the cooling trend, it is going to be down into a cooler than normal weather pattern through the rest of the work week. even into the weekend though our temperatures will rebound somewhat especially for the second half of the weekend? we will see more clouds by the end of the work week. that may obstruct visibility for the airshow on friday but more sunshine in store both saturday and sunday along wi

san jose returns to the low to mid 70s, along with the rest of the santa clara valley.oast, mostly upper 60s around the bay, with low to mid 70s further inland. these temperatures will back off more as we head into the weekend, with mark cloud cover on saturday. the best chance of showers stays north of the golden gate, and right along the coast for the first half of the weekend. better chances for everybody monday, then wednesday night into thursday. this is exactly what we want to see, with the rain chance, a couple days to dry out, another rain chance, another day to dry out, and another rain chance. we will keep this going as long as we possibly can. he will show you the chance of showers coming up on saturday at 6:00. >>> another bay area county on the verge of easing and/or mask rules. >>> the clock is ticking for law enforcement and transit workers to get the vaccine. if they don't, what happens to your commute, and public safety. plus -- >>> what in the world is a meta- verse, and what is this new corporate symbol? >> today, we are going to talk about the meta-v

low 70s around san jose and the santa clara valley.e bit more thursday and friday, but then there is that baby warm-up for saturday and sunday, before temperatures back down again early next week. the warmest day on sunday only brings us back up to near average temperatures for the middle of october, then it is back to the below average pattern that continues for most of next week. >>> "cbs evening news" is coming up. >> here is norah o'donnell with a preview. >>> we have a packed broadcast tonight after kpix 5 news at 6:00. the stunning number as more police officers are now dying from covid-19 then in the line of duty. why are so many officers rejecting covid shots? we have that and more news tonight as the kpix 5 , "cbs evening news" is now just minutes away. >>> straightahead in sports my welcome to the side of the national league division series, oracle park, where the field is going to get a makeover, and the team was working at recology is more than a job for jesus. it's a family tradition. jesus took over his dad's roue when he

later parts across the east bay and santa clara valley, and more rain off and on throughout the rest of the night, and still plenty of rain as we start the day on wednesday. it looks like the morning commute will be challenging. have the option to take public transit, i would utilize that. the roads will be a mess. scattered chowders are likely to continue wednesday morning through wednesday afternoon as well. you will need the rain jacket over the next few days. often on showers tomorrow and thursday. widespread rain thursday night into friday. a little break from the rain chances on friday and saturday, and that atmospheric river arrives on sunday. still for the moment in san francisco. temperatures are in the low to mid 60s across the board. still dry right now for morgan hill for cooper. the dog walking forecast looks pretty good in the santa clara valley for the next several valley hours. the rain there won't arrive until after midnight. temperatures tonight only dropped into the low to mid 50s. we don't warm-up lunch tomorrow. temperatures topping out in the low to mid 50s, a g

you rated rain wait a bit longer, but you should have some more when the sun comes up in the santa clara valley. >>> you mix rain with old trees, and look what can happen. a san francisco surveillance video catching the moment a huge tree came crashing down right on top of a car on sutter street and webster. in the neighborhood, if you weren't awakened by the sound of the tree coming down, you were by the chainsaws. it serves as an alarm clock early this morning as crews cleaned up the scene. the tree caused major damage to the sidewalks, as well as the nearby lines. long-term residents of the neighborhood say most of the ficus trees on the street are over 50 years old point >> it is sad to see the trigger down like this. we grew up with the tree. >> it lifted the sidewalk up, but that tree has been around for years. >> are you fearful maybe any other trees could? >> all of these trees are older around the same age, then we have a few other trees, and it has been dry for so long, so it gets a little rain, and it can take it, so it falls down. >> the same thing happened in santa cruz. a downed t

santa clara valley and east bay valley, not experiencing much of this. light rain now and switching to the futurecast, it stays that way through a good part of the morning. the focus will be north bay but plan on light showers wherever you are. none of today's rain is significant rain. it's not like it will be heavy downpours. we have two opportunities for that over the next few days. the first one is tomorrow morning. you see that well organized band for friday. we will look at friday morning's rain in the complete forecast. let's get you ready for thursday. it's warm, mid 60s. 63 oakland, 60 santa rosa. as you look at the rest of today, it will be in the mid 70s inland. temperatures are great. but showers are consistent across the day. there will be plenty times when you are not getting rained on. it's just that the possibility for rain sticks around for the day. with that said let's get a check on the drive. we'll check with gianna now to see how things are looking. >> even a little wet weather makes it busier on the freeways. we have trouble spots ou

that's the cut recommended by its supplier, santa clara valley water district which declared a drought emergency in june. >> we saw a 1% decrease in june, a 6% decrease in july and 8% decrease in august. so people are trying. but we need them to try harder. >> reporter: what happens it you don't make the cuts you get hit with a surcharge of $7.13 for each water unit you go over. the water company says the unit is 748 kbalens. for perspective the average shower uses about 10 gallons. the water district offers free water saving products. >> there are people out there who obviously have room for improvement. we ask those people to take advantage of rebates. think about their water use and ho watering. >> reporter: in fact the water district says half the local water use is outdoors. the this nursery specializing in drought resistant plants say the cooler fall and winter is the time to make changes. >> that way the roots can get more established before the heat comes next year. you won't have to use as much water to keep them alive. >> reporter: people at the nursery we talked to said the

all of the reservoirs and santa clara county are down to a combined 10% of capacity. the santa clara valley take a lot more than rain to help. >> we really need a good snow pack because that's 30% of the state's storage. and this year it all sunk into the soil and it did run off and it didn't go into the rivers. >> and of course, you know, they're still telling everybody to conserve water last month. the state recorded only a 5% water use cut to the governor is asking for a reduction of after burning for more than 2 months. the caldor fire is now fully contained and has burned nearly 222,000 acres. it forced the entire city of south lake tahoe to evacuate. crews say people might still see smoke because flames will continue to burn within the containment lines, probably well into winter. the cause of this fire is still being investigated today. millions of people across california stop for the great california shakeout san francisco mayor london breed was one of the dozens of people to participate in the drill at the san francisco main library today. >> everybody stop for a minute to drop, t

rain falling and then heavier rain is making more and more progress into the south bay and the santa clara valley and still light to moderate rain but coming down at a greater clip messing of the niners game and the heavier rain is making its way deeper into the santa cruz mountains potentially affecting the burn scar. we will zoom out for a wider look and put everything in motion and you can see the atmospheric river and the hose of moisture over the bay area with very little drift southward over the past few hours and this will be a very slow process for the rain to gradually wind down and if all of these flood advisories and some of these expired it 7 and some 8 and they are likely to be extended because the rain falls an already saturated ground. this is from twitter and you can share this using the hashtag kpix are you can hashtag me. this is from rob wiley and this is making its way into oak circle. that is a lot of rain and they shared this earlier from vallejo was found 37 and you want to be very careful making your way out and about in this is from 680 earlier in the day with multiple ac

you get to the east bay and also the santa clara valley right now we're drying out a bit in the north bay but still plenty more to come. the storm system just developing off the coastline. you see the red arrows on the back side. that's the jet stream carrying some very gusty winds. this is going to be pushing on shore late tonight, early tomorrow morning plan for a slow and stormy commute tomorrow. i think by the afternoon things will be drying out now we get ready for that major storm this weekend. we'll have more on that coming up in a few minutes. thank you, lawrence. >> and another what dave dangerous driving conditions. kron four's charles clifford has a look at road conditions in the north bay. >> we're in marin county on thursday, another wet rainy day was very wet. a lot of rain from wednesday evening into thursday morning throughout the day here on thursday. not quite as bad. but we've kind of had this light drizzle with off and on showers throughout the day. oh, one on thursday. very wet conditions. you can see the mist coming up off the road as these cars go by. there were

mainly santa clara valley on southward. the weekend looks great saturday and sunday.unshine and warmer temperatures back in the sun 70's. so yeah, fleet week looks really good. get out there and awesome. not too many clouds yeah. all right. it's not going to rain, then males will just dissipate just clear. now let's watch the ok. the classic hollywood story. we meet the hero, the all-new nissan frontier. hero faces seemingly impossible challenge. ♪ tension builds... ♪ the plot twist. ♪ the hero prevails. in hollywood, this would be the end. but our here, we are just getting started. introducing the all-new nissan frontier. but our here, we are just getting started. i was injured in a car crash. i had no idea how much my case was worth. i called the barnes firm. when a truck hit my son, i had so many questions about his case. i called the barnes firm. it was the best call i could've made. your case is often worth more than insurance offers. call the barnes firm to find out what your case could be worth. we will help get you the best result possible. ♪ the barnes firm,

to about 1 million customers in the south bay. >> 50% of the water supply is provided by the santa clara valleyt its wholesale provider. the other half comes from the santa clara groundwater basin and the santa cruz mountains as the region deals with another extreme drought. customers are asked to cut down on usage. how tell your nation we asked people to only water twice a week for only 15 minutes. >> you know, the evening 10:00pm to we asked people not to wash their cars in the driveway. harris's say they are not worried about extra water fees that. >> is not the reason we're trying to cut back its we need to do that, especially if we don't have a lot of >> year. >> san jose water will hold a public hearing on october 28. and if its proposed rules are approved by the state. they will take effect mid november here in los gatos. gayle ong kron 4 news. >> we need rain. we really, really do. we are in i mean, we're parched, obviously, as you just heard there way they're asking people to conserve their water kind of everywhere. i'm hoping that we do get a little bit of rain. this one i think we'll

we will be in the mid-70s in san francisco and the low 80s for the santa clara valley with mid-80s farther inland. it is warm and temperatures will be warmer than that on saturday with the above normal for the month of october. it is the best chance north of the golden gate sunday evening with the next chance on friday. they are all lower than a 50-50 chance at this point. it is a high enough chance to put this but it is far from it talking about pretty low amounts over all and it is going to happen for the entire bay area with the next shower chance wednesday and i hope one of them will deliver much needed moisture. >> if you are heading into the game i hope you have a game plan for that. gianna franco has your best traffic beds. >> reporter: first pitch is at 6:07 p.m., which is at the tail end of drive time with folks trying to get out of the city for work and it will be extra busy near king street and do not forget there is closures before and after the game and a lot of foot traffic and expect busy conditions as well. the ferry drops you off right next to the ballpark and you can also

. >> 50% of the water supply is provided by the santa clara valley water district its wholesale provider. the other half comes from the santa clara groundwater basin and the santa cruz mountains as the region deals with another extreme drought. customers are asked to cut down on usage. how tell your nation we asked people to only water twice a week for only 15 minutes. >> you know, in the evening, 10:00pm to we asked people not to wash their cars in the driveway. harris's say they are not worried about extra water fees that. >> is not the reason we're trying to cut back its we need to do that, especially if we don't have a lot of >> year. >> san jose water will hold a public hearing on october 28. and if its proposed rules are approved by the state. they will take effect mid november here in los gatos. gayle ong kron 4 news. >> fell high school's varsity football team is celebrating a win tonight. but they're doing that without their head coach earlier this week he tested positive for covid. he is now quarantining. we know one other member of the team tested positive. but meantime, coach

60s around the peninsula and south end of the bay and right around 70 degrees for most of the santa clara valleyhe tri-valley, upper 60s to around 70 degrees. the warmest spots, further inland in the east bay, only up to the low 70s. es n francisco, low 60s with low to mid 60s for oakland in the east bay and mid to upper 60s for the northbay, full 10 degrees below normal. further north, a couple degrees warmer but only low 70s for those warm spots on the map with similar temperatures again on friday . then we were map as we head to the weekend, but sunday is the warmest day in the seven- day forecast, only in the upper 60s, in san francisco, around 70. for oakland on the side of the bay, mid-70s and san jose before temperatures cool off again monday and tuesday. inland it will be slightly warmer, upper 70s for the northbay on sunday. then, backing down very quickly monday and tuesday before another warm-up starts to kick in on wednesday. no rain in the seven-day forecast. there is a chance of drizzle maybe friday night and there could be some snow in the high sierra for the first time this year.

the santa clara valley and north valleys have reduced visibility to start the day tomorrow.gh cloud cover which will be moving through the upper levels of the atmosphere. it is not going to block the sun but it will filter it and that will slow down the warm-up tomorrow. temperatures start off close to if not slightly above average tomorrow morning. the cool spot in the north bay valley, everyone else in the middle portion of the 50s. sentences go with a high of 73 today. only mid-60s for high temperatures tuesday afternoon. santa rosa made it into 93, today. only 73 degrees for a high temperature tomorrow. clouds over the north bay will be thicker than the rest of the bay area, keeping temperatures below normal and beginning tomorrow. concord reaches up to almost 80 degrees, but 79 for a high temperature, a few degrees below average. san jose exactly at the normal high temperature but the further south you go the clouds will not be quite as widespread, temperatures will warm into the upper 70s there. temperatures in the 60's around the bay, 60s near the coast with mostly 70

some of our inland areas, spots like the tri-valley, santa clara valley and napa valley and sonoma valley'll see the winds starting to calm down just a bit. our temperatures today feeling very nice. without the winds it would be comfortable but we've seen those winds making it feel even cooler out there. headed toward 71 degrees in los gatos. 70 in danville and hayward. low 70s for the east bay. the temperatures cooler than normal for the middle of october. we're looking at temperatures up to 68 in san mateo. outer sunset up to 63. nice and clear in san francisco and low 70s for santa rosa, napa today headed towards 70 degrees. as we look at the forecast, we go from windy and dry to a slight chance of showers by tomorrow morning. a lot of changes here. we'll see a very quick moving system passing by. once that moves out, though, we're looking at all dry conditions and then our temperatures head up. take a look at livermore. very chilly these next couple of days. by the weekend, 85 degrees on saturday. and that's when those temperatures peak and then we bring it down several more degrees f

also, into parts of santa clara valley. as you mentioned, that is all winding down. we have a few light rain showers on the roof, but over 60 pages, 22 our totals. the rainfall amounts range anywhere from up to 30 hours of rain from over 60 inches to about one or two inches in the santa clara valley. this is a system that is going to go down in the textbooks as we have a cyclone up in the gulf of alaska allowing for that strong, atmospheric river to give us more than a day and a half of rain we are going to look at rainfall totals in a moment, talk about brighter conditions. as you can see, we still have some light showers here in san francisco. the roads, certainly slick out there. >> the short straw on the roof this morning. we take a look at the vaped bridge toll plaza, there is a lot of standing water and some flooding. the lights happen to be out. just the regular roadway lights. that is along the san francisco side of the bay bridge as well. slick roads and some fog. the worst part of it is in the fremont area. we have a full freeway closure north and southboun

there's your rain shadow in the santa clara valley. in the north bay, 3 to 4 inches of rain. toward the diablo range and santa cruz mountains, it will be common in the mountains, but the higher peaks could go higher. so for the timing, it's going to be in the north bay from about 9:00 a.m., then into the afternoon pushing into the central bay. by the south bay around 7:00, you're beginning to see the rain fill in then toward the end service the monday -- we'll finally catch a break. as we move forward we'll sione going chances of showers tuesday into wednesday, but not with the same atmospheric river connection we are seeing right now. second half of the week things do start to dry out, as the rain chances keep the totals a bit farther north of the bay area. we're going to need it after tomorrow. san francisco a few lingering showers, and then we'll get the north bay showers into tuesday and wednesday. the second half of the week, things start to dry out. for the next 24 hours, a big punch of wind, rain and high turf, maybe 30-for a breaers. this is a powerful storm. >> rob, t

and some of that cooler air filtering down into the santa clara valley. mid to upper 50's for lows tonight expected for the far east bay on the east bay shoreline will be mid to upper 50's that that got a mixture of 50's 40's up in the north peninsula. 54 redwood city, san francisco at 55. let's put this all together here real quick here tonight. we've got clear and mild inland lows in the 50's. we talked about that this week scattered clouds cooling quickly breezy and a shower friday saturday question mark. that's going to be very, very spotty. we'll show you that the models later for the week and a possible shower saturday and then for sunday clearing and warm expected for again. your sunday. we'll take a look at those longer range forecast models for you in a bit. sots. thank you so much, dave. >> we go to the south bay now where a shortage of substitute teachers in san jose is forcing school counselors and other specialists to step in beginning this week. student services coaches, academic and child welfare counselors and intervention specialists amon

the santa clara valley water district has all but depleted aboveground storage. reservoirs are 11% of total capacity. san francisco is in much better shape, 67% of total capacity. east bay mud is currently at 55%. it allows both to take a wait- and-see approach. >> will we do our guidelines we do a lot of modeling and engineering analysis. we plan for multiyear droughts. >>> the san jose water company is expected to vote later this month and they go into effect in mid-november. there are no similar penalties being considered for east or san francisco puc customers. >>> an fda advisory panel recommendation of boosters for the moderna and johnson & johnson vaccines could be approved as soon as next week. yesterday the group voted to authorize a booster shot. it will be for americans 18 and older. it will be at least two months after the first shots. j&j says study showed boosting at two or six months can bring effectiveness up to 94%. >> it will increase efficacy against severe disease. it will increase efficacy against all symptomatic covid and the immune response

average, upper 50s along the coast and upper 60s around the peninsula and the temperatures in the santa clara valleyreaching 72 in san jose, six degrees below normal. temperatures in the tri-valley. reaching the middle 70s. a couple days ago you were well into the 90s. lower 60s for san francisco. middle to upper 60s for the east bay and a mix of upper 60s and 70s for the north bay. farther are north, temperatures climbing a bit farther in the 70s. temperatures getting cooler inland as we head through thursday and friday. not much change around the bay, though. temperatures warming up, saturday, sunday, warmest day of the seven-day forecast. normal temperatures, barely touching 80 degrees, inland, east bay on sunday. it is back to below average temperatures by monday and tuesday of next week. the one thing we don't have in the forecast is a rain chance. we will take the cooler temperatures while they are here. vern? >>> straight ahead in sports an epic yankees/red sox match up. here, guy agents first workout as mls is struggling to manage your type 2 diabetes knocking you out of your zone? lowering

> we are looking at cool conditions about five to ten degrees cooler than yesterday and the santa clara valley the clouds in the sky. all right. we do have with that strong on shore flow good air quality. we are looking all right for our air quality and as we go through the next few days, through the workweek we will cool it down more with that sea breeze kicking in. san francisco, oakland and san jose cooler thursday and for friday. then more sun as we look head to the weekend with temperatures rebounding for saturday and for sunday. inland east bay and for the north bay cooler thursday and on friday. down to the 60's, 70's to low 80's for a weekend for the inland east bay and for the north bay and looking at temperatures cool in the 50's for many locations along the coast, over the next several days. back to you. >> all right. grey poupon. it's selling a white wine. it's made with grapes from southern france and infused with mustard seed. >> it features hints of spice and citr us. they say it's a perfect pairing sandwhichs to spice up any lunch. i will give it a try. >> you may like it. >>>

reduced visibility for san francisco and santa clara valley to start the day, but those numbers improveidly, unobstructed visibility by 10:00 , and plenty of sunshine to he temperatures back up. from the start pretty close to normal for october, high temperatures tomorrow reach back up into the mid-70s for san francisco. that is several degrees below today's high of 83, but still above average for this time of year. the fog will slowdown the warm- up by a bit. santa rosa will reach right back up to around 90 degrees. concord reaches up to around 90 degrees for the 1st day of october. is not record-setting or anywhere close to record- setting. but it is just going to be a bit on the warm side. temperatures up to the mid-80s for san jose friday afternoon, with similar temperatures across the board as we head into the first week of october might even the next work week. 70s along the bay, 60s on the coast, with the warmest spots inland and the east bay reaching to the low 90s. big football weekend. college first. stanford taking on oregon saturday at 12:30. it will be warm in palo alto wit

a quarter inch to half-inch in the santa clara valley, half- inch to an inch in san francisco down the peninsula and inside the oakland hills. an inch or two of rain in the next seven days for parts of the north bay, very welcomed even in the wake of the atmospheric river last weekend. everybody in the mid to upper- 70s. unseasonably warm but not hot. dropping down to the low to mid- 50s tonight and we warm up tomorrow but not as much, near average high temperatures. upper-60s along the bay. low-70s inlet with the warmer spots into the mid-70s in san jose. mid--- near 60 by the bay on sunday with low-60s farther inland. below average once we drop this weekend and the best chances of rain are sunday night into monday and again wednesday night into thursday, and rain chances farther down the line in the forecast includes more of the bay area saturday. allen? >>> thank you. all new at 7:00, as a fix for san francisco's millennium tower starts up again, we hear more about the problems inside the luxury high-rise. >>> a former condo owner speaks out about leaks and cracks and how he felt de

santa clara valley, almost half an inch of rain for san jose, but like i said, no so farr just a trace. your turn is still coming. low 60s right now. we'll only drop few more degrees, down to the upper 50s by tomorrow morning. high temperatures tomorrow, as the rain gets pushed to the north, it will be a little warmer, mid-to-upper 60s around the bay, with low 70s around the san jose area. the heaviest raven moves in with a moderate to possibly strong atmospheric river sunday and monday, and then some lingering showers on tuesday with the atmosphere drying out a little bit by next week, but that's week from today is the next day we're willing to say is going to be a dry day across the entire bay area. a wet weather pattern that we're still at the beginning of right now. >> thank you, paul. >>> well, a week after shifting to 24/7 operations to help unkink the supply chain, the port of los angeles isn't actually moving cargo around the clock. why the port says, hey, don't look at us. >>> and streaming today on cbsn bay area at 8:15, we'll talk with a doctor at stanford children's health

here is a beautiful live look at the santa clara valley with the mix of sun and clouds out there. it's a cooler afternoon compared to yesterday and we will continue with that cooldown as we look ahead to the rest of the workweek with that stronger ocean breeze. could see a few sprinkles, maybe a little bit of drizzle for tomorrow and thursday and friday. the coolest days out of the weekend. the chance to see scattered showers as we look ahead to friday. that season, oakland and san jose. inland east bay and for the north bay down to the 60's for your friday and then warming up a little more sun as we look ahead to the weekend down to themid50's along the coast by the end of the workweek. back to you. >> thank you. >>> someone in california hit the jackpot last night's winning powerball ticket was sold just south of big sur at the albertsons in morrow bay. >> it climbed to a massive $700 million. it's the 5th largest in powerball history. the cash oposition is just shy of $500 million. >>> that point all of it sounds the same. >> all of it sounds the same. a lot ofmoney. >> i still

there forecast del runs out daand t oser trai ar lelkaboutlook shows 2-3 inches rain in the santa clara valleyuntains, 2-4 inches in the east bay, 2-5 for san francisco and the peninsula, 5-8 inches of rain in the santa cruz mountains, similar for the north bay. that is why we are concerned about the burn scars in those locations and it will be windy as l. winds picking up by sunday morning with gusts in the 30-45 mile-an-hour range by late sunday morning. high impact system. we will keep you updated as we get closer and closer. for now, clouds over san francisco. the temperatures are in the 60s, ending up in the middle to upper 50s as the rain cools things off a little bit. above average temperatures because of the layer of clouds over head. today, warmer, somewhat muggy. on the cool side of the system by tomorrow afternoon. temperatures a good 10 degrees below average in the 60s for highs with upper 50s along the coast. the temperatures stay below average as long as the pattern is here. the heaviest rain sunday and sunday night with lingering showers monday into tuesday. then we get a couple

mid to upper 60s around the south end of the bay and into the santa clara valley. 67 degrees for a high temperature in san jose. similar temperatures for the tri-valley, with the warmest spots further ease. 70 degrees for fairfield, antioch, and brentwood. low 60s for san francisco, mid 60s for oakland in the east bay, a mix of upper 60s in the 70s for the north bay, and slightly warmer for northern sonoma county and napa county. those clouds are going to rotate through, but they won't produce anything more than a couple of stray sprinkles. futurecast radar simulations show that blip in terms of rain chances, coastal drizzle, even the clouds will move through pretty quickly. they should be gone by midafternoon tomorrow. temperatures will warm-up thursday, friday, saturday. friday and saturday are the warmest days in the forecast with 70 around san francisco area and upper 70s to around 80 for saturday is a. temperatures shoot back down to closer to normal levels by monday and tuesday of next week. at the really long range forecast, that is when we could actually see a chance of measurab

we have quarter of an inch to the santa clara valley. east bay. half an inch to an inch. and an inch or two of additional rain for most of the north bay. even more than that in the higher terrain. we need the rain. this is last week's drought monitor map. exceptional drought? it shrinks that category. the rest of us are in the second worst category of extreme drought. so we definitely need more rain. it is nice to see there is more of that in the forecast. looking outside right now. a little bit of fog on the horizon. more of that by tomorrow morning, it will dissipate. temperatures in the upper 50s and 60s. dropping down to the lower 50s in most locations by tomorrow morning, the temperatures tomorrow, very close to normal for late october. today, we are well above normal. tomorrow, backing off a little bit. should be pleasant out there. upper 60s around the bay. lower 60s along the coast and mostly lower 70s farther inland and temperature drop on saturday. even though the best chance of a shower will be for the north bay and along the coast. everyone will see more cloud

once we add up everything through monday, they are saying to the 3 inches of rain even in the santa clara valley. 2 to 4 inches in the east bay. 3 to 5 inches for san francisco. 8 inches of rain possible in the santa cruz mountains. north of the golden gate, 428 or more inches of rain. we will have to watch the burn scars for debris flow issues as we head into the second half of the weekend. right now, temperatures are in the 60s. those will drop back down into we don't warm-up much tomorrow because we will be on the cool side of the system. high temperatures mostly in the 60s with upper 50s right along the coast. temperatures stay below average as long as the reigning pattern is here. once the heaviest rain drifts away monday morning, lingering showers monday and tuesday, with the next fridays in the forecast not arriving until wednesday and thursday of next week. again, we will have the updated look at futurecast, and able to look a little further into the future with that heavy rain event sunday coming up at 11:00. >> thank you. >>> still to come, a new study reveals the key piece of infrastr

the tri-valley and santa clara valley, you may get sprinkles and a trace of rainfall, but that's the extent of what we see out of the system. there are more chances down the line in the 7 day forecast. it will also be a snow maker in the high sierra. not enough to go skiing, but they will take whatever moisture wants to had their way, and several inches of snow qualifies. outside right now, a beautiful evening with clear skies of her head. temperatures tend to below 70 in concord. your cool spot now. other temperatures are in the low 70s, continuing to drop off to the lower half of the 50s by early tomorrow morning, with the coolest spots on the map dropping to below 50 degrees. high temperatures tomorrow, a good 7 to 9 degrees above average. 70s around the bay with 80s furthest inland, but even the hottest spots stay below 90 degrees. there is a big temperature drop from saturday to sunday, along with the rain chances from the golden gate northward. we dry out monday and tuesday, but the below average temperatures stick around, and that we have additional rain chances wednesday, and