a chance of showers and thunderstorms today and tomorrow for the sierra-nevada.now levels will be at pass level then lowering to about 6,000 feet later on today. kind of unusual but pretty interesting and welcome for may. 73 in fresno. a cool 61 and windy conditions along the coast. mid-70s in sacramento. a couple degrees warmer today locally, then a warmer weekend is on the way. >> thank you, lisa. >>> new at 6:00, an extra holiday in california has been denied. the proposal state lawmakers rejected. >>> san francisco is rolling back restrictions. the health department's new modifications to yellow tier rules. >>> plus, the in-flight service that is retu more people start th summe >>> and taking a live look outside as we head to break here. a gorgeous shot of the >>> flashing lights and crime scene tape in the east bay, the investigation into a deadly shooting. >>> it feels like a milestone, there are zero admissions at san francisco general. >> we are turning the corner on this pandemic with no covid-19 hospitalizations right now anschas lifted restrictions, so

so this area of low pressure rotating thought most the most would say over the sierra nevada. some of those actually backing into the bay area right now you're seeing that outside. this is walnut creek and you see the rain out there right now. some gusty winds out there to go along with that, too. and you see all the traffic out there. >> on the roadways as people get caught up in some of that. the rain you see right there, that big blob of green begin to bring that rain, especially in the east bay. although the said move through parts of the north bay. but now you see it in the renda walnut creek. alamo conquered continue to see some rain even oakland trying to squeeze out a couple of scattered light showers. and just to the north of that. we've got some more moisture coming down. you see that all rotating around that area of low pressure and some of that backing down into the bay area. again, some of that making its way into parts of north bay counties right now and some lightning strikes just a little bit further to the north. so kind of active out there right now as the su

all weekend long in the sierra nevada.ith that definitely some gusty winds and dangerous conditions here. looks pretty quiet right now. things will be changing as that area of low pressure starts to sink to the south. eventually moving in to southern california tomorrow. areas of drizzle this morning. below average over the weekend and temperatures next week will most of the week will be below average. gave ita which. the seven day outlook will feature temperatures with really cool conditions. here is a look at the san mateo coast. we can see that patchy drizzle. in to the afternso sun. it'll be breezy but the bigger picture show that system in the mountains allowing for a little bit of rain, trap a thunderstorm. a heavy dose of low clouds and fog as we get into sunday afternoon. in terms that rainfall potential it's just mist. it is drizzle. we are talk a couple hundredths from the coast and into the hiherwise we will look your sunday and really have the same situation from the morning through the afternoon. in terms of t

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we had a few pop-up showers today and snow in the sierra nevada.t's been coming down and very hard throughout parts of the day. that's starting to back off a little bit. now, the national weather service brought down the winter weather advisory out there, but they're still seeing some snow. >> this is a live shot right now from a donner summit. you can see the snow the roads. the cars going by kn or and if you're headed up there, be prepared. you're not going to see summer like weather. it's going to be more wintry tomorrow. kind of a mixture going to see a mix of snow and some rain showers continuing on friday saturday warm enough that probably all turns to rain and then by sunday be dry. the temperatures stay fairly cool in the 50's. don't plan on some summer-like temperatures in the 70's. you're just not going to find it so out there right now, things started to quiet down a bit. looks like we're going to see more changes coming our way, though, in the next couple days. highpressure is going to try to build a nice day for the weekend as it start

the low will move into nevada, pulling into the southern sierra nevada.re in the city was 49 degrees. breezy wednesday starting already in spots, 49 in mountain view, 46 in morgan hill. 50 in san jose, the golden gate bridge, very nice up there. a little cool in spots, and those winds from novato to sfo already getting doubling. if the two in novato, 55 by the delta, and to upper 40s in concord. is a look at what to expect later today. above 1000 feet right now. 25 to 30 mile winds, that is what is drawing down pretty cool air. clear start," winds, that a warmer week and as we go to the afternoon. it is going to be with us again for one last day, then again into your saturday. we are talking 60s and 70s today. there is your forecast for tomorrow. a little bit warmer. >>> it tracking your friday morning commute, we do have wind advisory for the bridges out there today for the san mateo bridge and the bay bridge, also the altamont pass. we were mentioning the snow in tahoe they had earlier, chain requirements has been lifted. safe travels up to the mountain

so this area of low pressure rotating thought most the most would say over the sierra nevada.e of those actually backing into the bay area right now you're seeing that outside. this is walnut creek and you see the rain out there right now. some gusty winds out there to go along with that, too. and you see all the traffic out there. >> on the roadways as people get caught up in some of that. the rain you see right there, that big blob

we'll see some thunderstorms popping up over the sierra nevada for tomorrow. so today they had highs in the 70's tomorrow. we're talking maybe the upper 50's, the warmest spots there about 65 degrees in reno. low clouds and fog moving inside the bay right now. we're going to see more of that tonight. it's going to really deep in overnight tonight. maybe as much as about 4,000 feet. that is a deep marine layer that is going to said that well, on shore across the bay area. the fog hugging the coastline right now. we've seen some drizzle out there already. and there's plenty more to come tonight. it is going to be a very wet night along the coastline. we'll see more in the form of drizzle, maybe along the coastline for all precipitation. we have in april, we may get more drizzle tonight along the coast. that's pretty impressive. tomorrow. we'll start out with some of those clouds and some drizzle early on, the partial clearing by the afternoon and then sunday, we'll see a little fog little sunshine and temperatures will be mild with some partial clearing in the a

dar un vistazo a la temporada el récord del año pasado donde el incendio forestal ardieron en la sierra nevadauitaron la vida a 36 personas las consecuencias dejaron escenarios únicos o por consecuencia de los incendios en varias partes del estado otra que propusieron para este año será invertir en reforzar en las casas que no fueron construidas usando métodos resistentes al fuego otro de los puntos señalados es aumentar la capacidad y aumentar el número de personal de hecho anunció la contratación de 8400 sombras la mayoría salió del presupuesto general de california >>> los incendios en la montaña y la alerta de bandera roja ha elevado la preocupación de los residentes donde la vegetación seca de las colinas y vientos podrían ser la combinación perfecta para iniciar el fuego por eso se preparan para una posible qué nos espera esta semana ? >>> muy buenas noches otro lindo día soleado para los vientos del norte pero así que iniciamos a lo largo de la costa procede espera otro día soleado un poco cálidas máximo para el día de mañana llega dominado son las temperaturas también este sistema de e

humedad que llega con algunas nevadas y si va este fin de semana especialmente mañana hacia la sierra nevadaos vti así que el vistazo hacia zona de montañas está despejado y pronóstico de lluvia , domingo y lunes hay buenas condiciones. >>> sistemas (en inglés) parecen ser lo que más se han tardado en regresar a la normalidad, el estudio comparó los dos sistemas del Área de la bahía con las 26 agencias del transporte y el (en inglés) ha retomado un 68 por ciento de sus actividades y parece que no todos están satisfechaso con la construcción de la calle 28 y es que hay residentes que criticaron que tendrán qque caminar más de 100 pies para llegar a las plataformas, dice que es menos complicado crear estaciones menso produndas . >>> 5 con 19 minutos estamos viendo el puejnte de la bahía con condiciones agradables en un viernes que tenemos que tener paicencia y cuidado , vamos a ver qué sucede en la 101 con palo alto, tráfico tranquilo y son condiciones agradables, vamos a la pregunta de la licencia para california, una de las licencias más exigentes y con más calidad, si se ve involucrado en u

. >> produjo lluvias a través de sierra nevada se ha retirado, comienza a disminuir tiene valores dezando en el orden de 80 hasta 85 grados. (información en pantalla) san josé con 80 grados para el día martes tendremos fresco con una máxima apenas alcanzando los 70 en el rango de los 60 a través de las zonas costeras y más cercanas a la zona. el sol aumenten las temperaturas, y para que esté mucho más fresco en nuestra área tendremos ese carrusel de temperaturas. para los próximos días y que podemos esperar. uno >> cálido aumentó con la máxima de 64, se perfila soleado para san francisco lunes y martes bastante ventoso. y mínimas en el rango de los 50 se va a mantener bastante fresco mientras que san josé más fresco. esta semana nuevamente caluroso >> hay que andar preparados con todas las herramientas no sabemos qué nos va a tocar >> mientras algunas compañías luchan por conseguir nuevos empleados un colectivo está creciendo sin parar, algunos te escribirían como delicioso. claudia de la fuente nos cuenta >> salsas y hasta pasteles son algunos de los justos pueden encontrar en oakla

. >> te lo tenemos nubosidad hasta sierra nevada, este sistema que los afecto ya se ha retirado e implica de los 80 grados inclusive san josé, así que va a hacer calor también el viento comenzará a aumentar con velocidades entre 16 hasta 18 millas por hora, hacia el norte y este de la bahía, aunque no tenemos advertencia por viento las condiciones se prestan para que se propaguen rápidamente hay que tener mucha cautela qué estará pasando? jonrones que estará despejado. sin embargo comenzará a incrementar la nubosidad a través del área de la bahía, y nos promete tiempo que estará mucho más fresco para ese entonces pero las acumulaciones serán escasas o nulas durante los próximos 10 días un lunes caluroso con temperatura en 80 temperaturas más frescas tiempo seco temperaturas calurosas mientras que para el área de san francisco tendemos condiciones ventajosas el viento aumentara a través de las costas del interior temperaturas máximas, no tenemos lluvias en el pronóstico para el área de la bahía, este ser se dan en algunos condados de la bahía. >> a vestir ligeros pero no olvidar el suéter.

adoptando esa humedad se esperan otras lluvias en zonas de montaña, también algunas nevadas en la sierra nevadaa los 65 grados se mantengan en gran parte de la región pero más hacia el norte. así que ese es el sistema que se viene acercando a dejar noches un poco más frescas con cielos nublados en especial en la tarde las posibilidades de lluvias que se podrían arrastrar desde la zona del norte sábado y domingo aumenta la temperatura que continuará hasta el próximo lunes de ahí de promedios de temperaturas hasta 79 grados pero se mantiene seco en la región. ya es de manera excepcional en el norte y este de la bahía. así que hay que seguir ahorrando agua. >> muchas gracias no sube y baja en las temperaturas. hay una escasez de trabajadores en todo el país, muchos de los restauranteros están utilizando robots. >> su nombre es astro, se encargan de llevar la bebida y comida son las mesas de clientes, muchos robots que son una buena alternativa para negocios que batallan para encontrar empleados. >> tenemos que pensar cómo podemos sobrevivir. de una manera que la tecnología puede ayudar al humano.

notice the circulation around an area of low pressure brought showers to the sierra nevada.t was welcome news. back home, we are looking at not only the cloud cover, but it will be slow clearing once again out there as numbers will struggle to make it into the 60s. that's due to the sun that will come into play later on. 3 mild visibility. half moon bay. numbers in the 50s, san jose. 54, 53 in san jose. redwood city, low 50s. there is a look outside where patchy morning drizzle will be the call with sunshine away from the coast. a little warmer monday and tuesday. a look at the cloud deck. we are seeing the low clouds pulled back by about noon time. then it is sunshine but numbers will be hard-pressed to warm up. the clouds combat quickly and we are looking at monday afternoon a breezy day as well. the clouds finally pushoff late monday and that begins a warm up.tu nds, anywhere from 15 to 25 miles per hour early this morning. then about 4:00, we are talking gusts over 30 miles per hour. it's a breezy and sunny day but it feels a little cool for the season. we will get a bri

estamos bajo condiciones muy secas el organismo la actividad de lluvias está prevaleciendo hasta sierra nevada un domingo con nubosidad a partir del lunes aumentan estas temperaturas para el área de san josé para san francisco va a prevalecer bastante estable y fresco mínimas en los 50sin actividad de lluvia continuamos con esta sequía. que cuáles son las consecuencias directas tiene el área de la bahía este en nivel excepcional? >> este nivel es el más alto de la sequía trae consecuencias para la flora, fauna y la economía pueden haber pérdidas en en el empleo a través de la agricultura los árboles están más propensos a plagas esto es muy peligroso traerá repercusiones no solo al ambiente también a la economía de nosotros en el área de la bahía >> es importante mencionar esto en el centro de california tenemos mucha agricultura. >> inclusive las rarezas necesitan estas flores y tenemos suelo seco no habrían flores. >> vamos a una pequeña pausa y ya volvemos. >> tenemos una noticia tremenda para los aficionados de los polín aires vamos a una pausa pero al regresar les cuento de qué se trata (♪

bringing the winds into an area of low pressure that is producing thunderstorms, bringing snow to sierra nevada even what weather down south. you will notice, as we show you the view right now the area of low pressure just spinning in this area, i'm going to get you in a little bit closer, because i want to show you how much this is a very active pattern in the mountains at this hour. and the snow showers will continue. if you have travel plans to tahoe, probably best to hold off until the snow showers are done, which will be a by tomorrow evening. i want to show you live doppler locally, it is quiet. but keeping an eye on what you are seeing here, little bit of moisture just around the upper lake county area. there is a possibility of an isolated shower or thunderstorm until the sun es down. look at san mateo right now, 30 miles an hour, onshore winds, 39 at sfo, 29 in nevada. not nearly as strong as they were the last couple of days, but still gusty. 7:00 today, we will keep the winds going. into tomorrow morning it is just going to be such a difference, with much lighter winds. then into the

another look at the sierra nevada and you can see the chair lives with a fog.some snow. good for them. we enjoy temperatures not too hot. we will have the afternoon sea breeze again. 51, livermore. 53, concord. santa rosa, 48. golden gate, partly cloudy and you can see the fog drifting over the bay. not making it too far inland. low clouds around the coast and be. sunny and breezy this afternoon. we warm up today and tomorrow a little bit then cool down on tuesday. low clouds and fog will hang tough at the coast. don't plan on much sun there. inland, it's sunny and mild. li you have to be far out though. this afternoon, 15 to 20 miles per hour winds. sfo event gustier than that. monday, the winds continue to pick up. out of the northwest. that will be cooler air at the coast. here's a look at temperatures with the low 80s to mid-80s arriving monday afternoon. 70s around the bay. tuesday, the numbers come down a little bit. still warm as we get for the delta and antioch. wednesday, another warm-up. minor fluctuations to 4 numbers around where they should be for

snow in may in the sierra nevada, i don't know see anything coming our way. and rainfall, it has not happened this year. look at the totals% of normal. 38% and 40% of average. critically dry fuels out there. fire danger will be elevated through the next couple of months going into the fall. you see that marine layer c s in today. that marine layer helps to drop some of our temperatures. warmer spots in the 80s today. and the fog right now, be aware of the fact that that fog could cause some delays. it's gonna be patchy tomorrow morning and drizzle. a front coming through to our north is what triggered the cool-down today. temperatures tonight up to the 50s, 60s. the wind, still a little gusty. 25 in san francisco. and the hour-by-hour forecast. tomorrow afternoon 35 to almost 50 mile an hour winds along the coast. gusty conditions will continue. saturday morning it's mainly focused around the hills and solano county. saturday morning a fire weather watch to monday evening. very dry conditions. any fires that do develop will quickly spread. so definitely be vi

that trough that brought the snow to the sierra nevada. the wind to the bay area. south and east but it's still making an impact with the high elevation snow and the flurries that continue to fall not only in nevada but in truckee. we go from summer to a winter scene in the mountains. 54 in san francisco and it'll feel spring like back home. 61 in mountain view. 54 morgan hill. some fog and haze there. this is walnut creek with the clouds, 56 santa rosa. 61 in nevado. 62 by the delta. livermore and concord. emoryville, haze out there and ia little bit of fog. we will clear that out for more sunshine and warmer day today. warmer on monday and then the numbers cooldown with the increase of the the flow. coming in to late in the day. westerly wind that is normal for this time of the year. into sunday. same deal from 20 to maybe miles an hour. we get toward your sunday. we should be about 64. two degrees. we are looking more like we should be. where we should be in san jose, santa rosa average. 78 in concord today. this afternoon the numbers get chilly after 4:00 with

the north spreading some showers and thunderstorms as far south as perhaps sonoma, napa and the sierra nevada over the weekend. there's a look at walnut creek with the clouds and the sun coming up right about now. 49 san francisco, 52 in mountain view and san jose and morgan hill. beautiful view of home wood. 41 degrees and you can see the partly cloudy skies getting set for perhaps a thunderstorm there throughout the weekend. 45 santa rosa. 51napa and looking at the surface winds right now it's breezy up to 25 miles an hour at the airport. there is fog, anywhere from two to six mile visibility and the golden gate. 60's and low 70's. >> all right. thank you. >>> its been two days since the cdc recommended vaccinated americans no longer need to wear masks indoors or outdoors with a few exceptions. several states have followed this recommendation and updated their guidelines. the lack of direction from california leaves bay area health officials in limbo. nine bay area counties are on stand by as the state's department of public health reviews the new cdc mask guidance. >> a county can be more

showers will fire, thunderstorms in the sierra nevada today and tomorrow.t's some good news all the way down into yosemite. rainfall has been very light. just a couple hundredths but if you are up early you certainly saw that in fremont and heyward, over into oakland as well. throughout the afternoon, 15 to 25-mile an hour winds. over the east bay the south bay, the coast, but then as we get into your sunday. we will see winds pick up for another breezy afternoon. this is a good map to show you how cool it'll be around santa clara, san jose for the week ahead. upper 60's to near 70 and then look what happens. we have one warm day and then really numbers go way down wednesday, thursday and friday. 66 today, in oakland look for a barely 70 degrees in parts of the east bay. north bay should see it. are you starting out with the sun earlier and we will see highs just in the upper 50's downtown. the accuweather seven day forecast. we will do it again tomorrow and below average numbers continue into monday. some of you will warm up a bit. especially into tuesday

que cuidarlo >> vamos a platicar de lo que sucede la atmósfera y a través de esta imagen con la sierra nevadaequía. vamos a ver lo que sucede a partir de esta noche, sabemos que la luna será súper luna, es decir, estaría más cerca de la tierra, se verá más grande y brillante, noes solo súper luna llena, también eclipse, esto que estamos viendo es precisamente la sombra de la tierra en lo que se llama pen hombres, el principio de lo que es la entrada de la sombra, cuando ya la sombra de la tierra está sobre la luna cambia de color rojizo por nuestra atmósfera terrestre, a partir de las 4:00 de la mañana con 11 minutos hasta las cuatro con 26 minutos, es el máximo total después se estaríaalejando, las 5:52 sale el sol y llega el amanecer a la costa este, se va a ver en el pacífico, costa oeste de los estados unidos, no se va a ver al este y pobremente se ve al centro del país, condiciones al sur, algunos poblados altas, mala racha hacia el norte, buena racha para nosotros, vamos a seguir con estas buenas condiciones del tiempo por cielos despejados, calor en la línea fronteriza, pero las condic

siente descenso en la temperatura regresamos hacia el interior especialmente hacia lo que es la sierra nevadaostera hay vientos por eso se mueve este sistema la cámara está moviéndose por esos vientos y vámonos entonces a las zonas altas donde se encuentra precisamente el caza tormentas de ellos se puede ver la presencia de algo de llovizna recuerde que se encuentre en el monte san bruno en la zona alta un lugar espectacular para poder verificar lo que estásucediendo de manera meteorológica con estos nublados que hay en la región pero que se mantienen exclusivamente en la costa esta es la imagen de satélite radar que indica dónde bien el banco de niebla y cómo asir interior se mantiene mayormente despejado algunas nubes ligeras que siguen presentándose en gran parte de la región vemos en estas toma lo que es la península de san francisco vemos san josé y está despejado vamos a ver las condiciones perfectamentebien aunque más fresco ayer estábamos cercano a los 80° ha bajado hasta los 66 a esta hora de la tarde algunos nublados que comienzan a llegar y se va mantener agradables temperaturas en

snow in may in the sierra nevada, i don't know see anything coming our way.as not happened this year. look at the totals% of normal. 38% and 40% of average. critically dry fuels out there. fire danger will be elevated through the next couple of months going into the fall. you see that marine layer comine in today. that marine layer helps to drop some of our temperatures. warmer spots in the 80s today. and the fog right now, be aware of the fact that that fog could cause some delays. it's gonna be patchy tomorrow morning and drizzle. a front coming through to our north is what triggered the cool-down today. temperatures tonight up to the 50s, 60s. the wind, still a little gusty. 25 in san francisco. and the hour-by-hour forecast. tomorrow afternoon 35 to almost 50 mile an hour winds along gustcoitionsonnue. it's mainly focused around the mning a fire weather watch to monday evening. very dry conditions. any fires that do develop will quickly spread. so definitely be vigilant. tomorrow morning, 1:00 am, we have a little bit of drizzle. primarily the south bay.

that's going to be dropping southward and as it does it is prompted winter weather advisory for the sierra nevadaginning 11:00 p.m. this is the northern portion of the sierra tomorrow night until thursday night. a few inches of snow is expected. take a look at the hour by hour forecast by thursday evening we're looking at snowfalling even below pass levels going into friday and possibly even into saturday. a mix of rain and snow. so if you're traveling slippery roads prepare for some delays up there. 50s and 60s on those temperatures right now thanks to the winds and a live look from our sutro tower camera as we look at san francisco tonight. windy pattern the next two days. cooler with temperatures well below average. lighter winds are coming your way. a couple of patches of fog and a few high clouds but for the most part it is clear tonight. tomorrow afternoon mid-50s to mid-70s. today we had 80s in our warmest locations we're going to be out of that. it is going to be noticeably cooler and windy. here's a look at the accu weather 7 day forecast. gusty and cooler tomorrow. brisk and cool day fo

unfortunately not going bring us any rain may eventually bring a little snow up in the sierra nevada. but for us it's really just going to be all about the winds and we've seen some gusty winds today. we have some gusts over 30 miles per hour. so blown to 23 into san francisco. 25 in fairfield. call now al gore not uncommon san ramon but otherwise 21 mile an hour winds on the west in the oakland at this hour. now overnight tonight, those winds may some side just a little bit as we head toward tomorrow morning and then ramp up again as soon as we get into about 2 to 30. look at the. the forecast model showing some gusts as high as 52 miles an hour in samara fell. that would be impressive 50 mile an hour gusts, possibly in san francisco. that's impressive as well. gusty winds mainly along the coastline and probably stronger as we get toward the afternoon hours and then as we head toward a thursday, those winds going to be really whip into so national weather see this and they've issued a high wind advisory across much of the bay area see the area shaded in brown here. those all under th

kind of looping around coming off on the sierra nevada and kind of swinging back over us.ecoming close. you could see those lightning bolts right around clear lake there right there, so they're getting that's some heavy rain right there. if you're in clear, lake, you know what i'm talking about our westar out towards middletown saying, alina, you're getting some of those scattered showers. they die down pretty quickly. as they get closer to us, but you see that flow. they're also dying down because the sun angles changing right, so we're seeing less ground warming so that fuel is not their the warmth that causes conductive itty. but fairfield right now, that looks like a pretty modern rainfall event. napa getting some showers as well. so just depends where you are. this should be dying down in the next hour or two. i feel like it already has died down except the clear lake areas, definitely having a little bit of activity. these were the highest from today. the idea that we're going to seymour, um, basically scattered showers tonight. probably not the case. i think tonight

we've got some thunderstorms are going to be popping up across the sierra nevada.f you're going that way, expect that especially in the afternoon hours. temperatures going to be much cooler than today. we topped out in the mid 70's tomorrow. almost 20 degrees cooler 57 in truckee 57 in south lake tahoe and 65 degrees or reno more rain expected on sunday too. all right out there right now. kind of a quiet night. so far except for that wind kind of whipping around a bit and the low clouds and fog already making its way inside the bay and more to come. in fact, that is going to be such a deep marine there. we're going to see a heavy drizzle event doesn't happen that often. but tonight will be one of those nights when get more in drizzle tonight and in some storms that moved through california. so yeah. expected overnight tonight to see as much as a quarter of an inch of drizzle along the coastline morning clouds drizzle early on tomorrow. the partial afternoon clearing sunday. a mixture of fog and sunshine but not as much in the way of that drizzle temperatures outsid

and i think over the mountain tops in the sierra nevada. what, they're dealing with a whole different thing. you go up there. he expected some nice weather this time of year. we're talking some snow. yeah, maybe a nice little snowfall up there you see south lake tahoe covered in the colors there that of some snow coming down all the way down lake level about 6 to 500 feet or so going to see some of that snow maybe 2, maybe 4 inches of snow. so be prepared. if you're headed up the high country, bring your warm weather gear. you're going to need it and be prepared likely going to see some snow that snow advisory go to the fec starting on thursday noon until midnight and that may be extended a little bit to that. low's going to slowly track out of the eastern part of the sierra nevada. so they may be to extend that as well. temperatures tomorrow will be cool. it's going to be windy, 50's and 60's for most of the bay area. maybe some low 70's inland and then the next few days, the winds subside a little bit into the weekend. we'll see some warm

you see the snow up in the sierra nevada.y continue to just see the patchy snow rolling on through. but in the bay area we've got this little cell that's moving by now. moving in to san francisco. this one is tracked all the way from the north bay moving southward. now you can see almost in the sunset. so the richmond right now bringing some light rain out there around the bay area and that's why it's going to play out. it looks like that will taper off winds. not a big deal. today we had a a breezy afternoon but not blustery like last couple days. tomorrow we get breezy again by the afternoon. but just a general on shore breeze by late in the day. temperatures. yeah, they're running little bit cooler than average 61 in the san francisco 66 in oakland. 70 in san jose 71 degrees lemore 74 in concord. and yet 76 degrees in santa rosa, as we look out toward tomorrow afternoon. we're expecting some sunshine, some warm weather plus on mid to upper 70's inland. you see 60's 70's around the bay of 50's up toward the coast. >> not ba

spinning around and it's going to slowly to roll its way even tomorrow, more showers over the sierra nevadaat is finally going to start to kick eastward as we head in toward monday and that leans the clouds going part replaced by another system swirling on through. i think behind that one we may see more gusty winds kick up as we head toward wednesday and then late next week, another system begins to drop in that very well could bring some more clouds and it looks like some fortunately to bring us any rain. but looks like it will bring us made us more wind as we head in toward the holiday weekend. all that being said, tomorrow looks like a nicer day. you've got some 70's in the valleys 60's in a few more 's inside the bay along the coastline. those numbers mainly in the 50's. and10 to 10. all the way in the holiday weekend. we are going to see nice weekend this weekend. warmer through monday. we cool down as that system comes through on tuesday as we look toward memorial day weekend. looks like a dry weekend. of course, those people got stuck up in the rain and snow showers in tall looks li

look at all the snow over the sierra nevada. yeah, it's going to get the stormy up there.fortunately, we're just going to see the winds and no rain and that low's going kind of spin around throughout the weekend. so it's going to be blustery at times, although it'll be warmer in the bay area that another weak cold front comes through the middle of the week and looks like we'll see another round of some gusty winds that as we get for the holiday weekend. well, we've got another system on the way. so that being said, temperatures tomorrow will be cool. it will be blustery and breezy temperatures in the 50's, in the 60's in most spots couple 70's. well, inland winds continuing on and off getting very windy by tomorrow afternoon. again. thank you, learn. so that's it for kron. 4 news at 10. thanks so much for spending time with us. we'll see you tomorrow. good night. sleep tight. ♪ ♪ >> announcer: the brave girl who fought off a would-be kidnapper. what you need to know to keep your kids safe. >> she starts to kick and wriggle her arms, drops down to the ground, she fights bac

that low is going to to the sierra nevada.about a few inches of snow and lake wind advisory for the tahoe area. locally we do have clear skies whatever fog we had this morning cleared away. here's a live look from our eastern hills camera. you can see how shaky it is right now. low to mid-70s from san jose to morgan hill. warmer than it was yesterday. that's for sure. and from our sutro tower camera you're looking at a sunny san francisco. 78 in santa rosa. it is currently 84 in vacaville and 77 in concord. bright skies in santa cruz where some people are out and about. gusty wind the next few days. cooler with temperatures well above average this time of year. then we have lighter winds and warmer weather coming your way next weekend. gusty pattern remains with us. the wind ease except at the coast tomorrow morning. only to ramp up again. 55 miles per hour tomorrow night. 46 at half-moon bay. 40 in san francisco. the gusty winds will spray to the inland areas as well. thursday once again afternoon evening expecting that secon

. >>> california's drought emergency being made worse by a falling sierra nevada now pack. the main source of water. new number from the state department of water resources show a worrying decline. the data shows the snow pack at it's a dramatic fall from when it registered 59% of normal back on april 1st. >>> let's get a check on our dry weather. no rain in the forecast. >> yeah. none in sight. we are looking at dry conditions over the next several days and likely over the next several months here. we are in an extreme drought across the entire bay area. everything is so dry and it's really sad to see the snow pack melting. here is a live look with the sales force tower camera. you can see that fog rolling in as we look east at the bay bridge and the east bay. that is at least some better news for us. we are starting to see that ocean breeze and higher humidity through the week. temperatures into the 40's and the 50's as we start off the day. concord at 53. 52 oakland. downtown san francisco in at 49, 46 san jose and 47 for santa rosa. we have that sea breeze picking up fo

saturday we will have a system come down that will bring a few sprinkles continue to pass the sierra nevada the action will be with showers and thunderstorms possibility. here's a look at the 7 day forecast. cooling spreads tomorrow. continues through friday with mist and drizzle. the possibility of sprinkles saturday and then we'll go back to the fog, sunshine pattern and drying out for you. any moisture we can get even if it's mist and drizzle will i'm greg, i'm 68 years old. i do motivational speaking in addition to the substitute teaching. i honestly feel that that's my calling-- to give back to younger people. i think most adults will start realizing that they don't recall things as quickly as they used to or they don't remember things as vividly as they once did. i've been taking prevagen for about three years now. people say to me periodically, "man, you've got a memory like an elephant." it's really, really helped me tremendously. prevagen. healthier brain. better life. >>> finally tonight the newest warrior fans and this one has a habit of biting people's heads off. >> that's marve

that's going to be dropping southward and as it does it is prompted winter weather advisory for the sierra nevadaeginning 11:00 p.m. this is the northern portion of the sierra tomorrow night until thursday night. a few inches of is exatby ho forecast by thursday eving we're lookg pass levels going into friday and possibly even into saturday. a mix of rain and snow. so if you're traveling slippery roads prepare for some delays up there. 50s and 60s on those temperatures right now thanks to the winds and a live look from our sutro tower camera as we look at san francisco tonight. windy pattern the next two days. cooler with temperatures well below average. lighter winds are coming your way. a couple of patches of fog and a few high clouds but for the most part it is clear tonight. tomorrow afternoon mid-50s to mid-70s. today we had 80s in our warmest locations we're going to be out of that. it is going to be noticeably cooler and windy. here's a look at the accu weather 7 day forecast. gusty and cooler tomorrow. brisk and cool day for your thursday. our warmest spots only in the low 70s. then we bu

tomorrow generating more gusty winds throughout the day in the afternoon tomorrow and up in the sierra nevada. they're going to get some snow. how about this? yeah, that's right. they're going to see some snow moving in dropping down to about 6500 feet. so there you go. as we get into thursday, we've got winter weather advisories that are going up in the high country looks like that is going to stick around to expect more of that snow on and off probably 2 to 4 inches the higher elevations during that period. guys, back to you. thank you, lawrence. >> still ahead, the drama over where the oakland a's could land next. that continues. one supporters are now trying to do to keep them here. and we are less than 30 minutes to go until tipoff of stuff and run and the. >> nba postseason winner take all going to the playoffs for strict reduce do moss breaking down the big game coming up. but first, a new crime trend is making waves the area that's seeing a jump in both this academic year has been, um, challenging. but i think there's so much success to celebrate. woman: it's been a year like no other

. >>> the drought emergency is being made worse by a dwindling sierra nevada snowpack, the state's mainnumbers from the state department of water resources show a worrying decline. the data shows the snowpack at just 6% of normal for may 11th. it's a dramatic fall from the 59% it was back on april 1st. >> we have seen these swings before. now we are into our second year. >> we will have to wait for the next rainy season. the problem with the snowpack is that not only has some of it melted, but a lot of it has not made it into the waterways. a lot of it has been sucked into the ground or just evaporated. the bottom line, bad news. this is good news, stroller onshore breeze reducing the fire danger over the next several days. it does not immediately drop to zero but it will gradually head down over the next week. temperatures will have a gradual drop in length, it will be cool around the bay and along the coast. there is the fog spreading out, we are looking to the west from the sales force tower. it is a shallow layer of fog meaning it will not take too long to back up toward the coast t

but over the sierra nevada, but a whole different event. that's right. we're getting back to some wintry weather up in the high country if you're headed in that direction, the snow level expected down to about 6500 feet. so yeah, be prepared up their expect another 2 to 4 inches of some of that snow coming down overnight tonight into early tomorrow morning. that's right. your plan of that nice spring trip up. there are some summer like weather don't expected into the weekend. guys, back to you. well, snow. all right. you. well, snow. all right. thank you, lawrence. movie hollywood will take a look at the. >> socially distanced celebration. as you get a sense that more and more things are reopening. certainly live entertainment and motion pictures. yeah. it's so great to see it in hollywood. just held. >> its first major movie premiere since the start of that and a lot of movies coming out. the red carpet was rolled out for disney's cruella. >> entertainment. tonight's nischelle turner has the story. >> i think the high grant grills premier was socially d

well, they've been rock'n'roll the earthquakes lately up in the sierra nevada. but the weather is looking good. this weekend. 66 degrees in trucking, 64 in south lake tahoe, 70 degrees reno on 71 in carson city. so some very nice weather there and not bad here either, although it's going to be blustery at times especially over the mountains hospital. look at these winds, 80's and 90's popping up inland. lot of 80's even inside the bay along the coastline 60's out toward the beaches. maybe 70's downtown san francisco. yeah, the forecast looks nice fire danger is elevated throughout this period. but we're going to see a nice mother's day, maybe the temperatures back off a little bit. we may see a smidgen of fog on sunday. we'll watch that closely fire danger continuing into monday with the offshore winds and that hot weather going to stick around until the middle of next week. all right. thank you, lawrence. will certainly people have already started preparing for this fire season. but fire officials haven't had much time since last fire season ended today we spok

might see a few spotty showers over the sierra nevada going into the weekend. if you have travel plans, keep that in mind, accuweather, seven-day forecast, sprinkles or drizzle saturday. keeping it on the cooler side of average and then those temperatures will come up y 7 is live in marin county. authorities are looking for a bear reported to be in someone's backyard, can you imagine that? these are live pictures from sky 7. we've reached out to the marin county sheriff's office. we'll bring you more details as soon as they come into the news room. but as you can tell, we are live over the story as they look for a bear that was spotted in someone's backyard. well, coming up, a farmer with a story to tell, how his family's history is putting a try our new scented oils for freshness that lasts. crafted to give you amazingly natural smelling fragrances, day after day... ...for up to 60 days. give us one plug for freshness that lasts. california's choice beauty? pretty boy. or a beast? john cox grew up with nothing; made himself a remarkable success. california's f

. >>> one person is confirmed dead and another missing after drowning in an sierra nevada swimming hole this. hand yesterday at god's bath swimming hole near yosemite national park. a man's body was pulled from the water. divers were still searching for a second victim today. >>> live look at san francisco. the city is planning to remove a growing homeless camp under interstate 80 near fifth street. the city says that crews will clear the camp on monday. advocates say the homeless have the right to stay. an s ahead on kpix 5in is news at 11:00, communities all n americans, but just how familiar are people with their contributions to our country. >>> and the hunt for a missing tiger finally comes to an end in texas. where police were able to capture the big cat. >>> and new video shows how a northern california police officer takes matters into his own hands to stop the spread of a forest fire. we made usaa insurance for members like martin. an air force veteran made of doing what's right, not what's easy. when a hailstorm hit, usaa reached out before he could even inspect the damage. th

we are seeing some thunderstorms in the sierra-nevada along with higher snow.he possibility remains in the forecast tonight for that vicinity. now here locally live doppler 7 showing you some lingering clouds around the bay shoreline and along the coastline, but it's nice and sunny from our san jose camera. gusty winds and below average for the next few days. low clouds, fog, patchy morning drizzle. a lot like this morning as we would have measurable drizzle across parts of the bay area and a warmer pattern is setting up for the weekend. but don't worry about any heat. it's not going to be a hot weather pattern that's for sure. tonight a little mist along the coastline with some drizzle going in tomorrow morning, you'll notice it around 6:00 a.m. you may need those wipers at times. just be careful out there and then that fogginess and the low cloudiness, it will really just disappear as the winds will ramp up tomorrow afternoon and evening. slippery spots for the morning commute looking at temperatures in the 40s and the 50s. for the afternoon, it is going to r

in the sierra nevada rate is him in the winds there, and when its northerly wind blows really hard downre, and it's blowing big time we're seeing wind gusts up there. 35 40 miles an hour. you know it's out on the bay. it's breezy, but because the bay is the way the choir fee is, it's not getting howling winds as much in the sailboats earlier out there, it's not like a classic westerly wind. it's a north wind. it gets sheltered or shaded by some of the coastal hills up to the north. s not noticing a bunch of wind tonight you'll notice a little bit, but most of the winds are going to be noticed when she get out towards vallejo and vaca bill, you know, you know the spots. right now. it's gusting to 24 nevado. that's pretty breezy for their santa rosa's gusting to 26 miles an hour. we've got winds. sfo was blowing pretty hard, right? yeah there's a 45 month. our west wind at sfo that's significant 25 in san jose, so we don't have a wind advisory. we don't have wind warnings. we have a red flag warning for the eastern part of the central bay area, but that could change. but right now it look

well, they've been rock'n'roll the earthquakes lately up in the sierra nevada.

maybe squeeze in a couple low 70's inland, but they're going to get some snow up in the sierra nevada the next couple days to. we'll have more on that a bit here. the bay area are not going get is lucky to see any rain. the winds whip tomorrow. then we dry things out and clear things out as we get into friday and saturday. still breezy over the weekend. but a little bit warmer. but these winds going to be off and on with us, i think for the next 5 to 7 days, guys. lawrence, thank you so much. more to come tonight here on kron. 4 news at 6. >> from the coastline. cities. the best vacation spots in america have been named where the bay area falls on that list. >> i'm going away. i'm not a promise. i'm not going like you. i'm gaining i'm not going to going away. i'm going away going away. i'm going away. >> i'm not going those were a pretty frightening moments. this was a a hiker in utah named jared smith that took this video last week. he was hiking in big cottonwood canyon utah and it was about a mile from the trailhead. when cougar began stocking him. clearly he was very shaken. hear

our viewers mitchell packed sending this picture in power went out for a lot of people up in sierra and nevada due to this quake. so if you felt that one well, that's exactly what it was right there. now we do have a qr for the latest on any of these quakes that we do often feel across the bay area or the sierra nevada just scan the qr code on your screen. it will take it directly to the quake page filled with resources. the image just scan this image on your phone's camera to get the link to our website. kron 4 dot com daria. >> thanks a lot. and still ahead on the kron 4 morning news calfire relying on a new set of hands to help them fight the fires that are ahead in this wildfire season, tickets can be bad. and the daly city police department. they're one step closer to getting body cameras. we'll tell you why the mayor says it took them so long. and after the break, the cost of lumber skyrocketing. it could force a lot of home buyers out of the market. we'll have that ahead. and i'm tracking a hot spot in sam, a tail and we're looking at your drive times across bridges this morning. we'll

and also they are running on wood, and they cannot haul much over the sierra nevada. this is not a very good technique for moving goods back and forth, but that does not make a whole lot of different because there is no goods to move back and forth. it is written it's a great country west of the rocky mountains, but very few people on the side, know how little business there is there. he's talking to the east. even california, from sacramento to the state line, it's the worst you can imagine in terms of traffic. there's not a lot to haul, this is not through a major agricultural area, there's a mining area, but mining does not generate a whole lot of traffic. and not enough for a railroad built like this. but the associates did not build for freight. the associates build for government land grants. and for guaranteed bomb bonds. and mostly subsidies from the federal government. the railroad in the early years was to sell bonds, and really not to carry freight. they originally sell, and it's important i emphasize they are selling bonds, because nobody will buy the stoc

newsom has expanded a drought emergency to 39 more counties after the spring snowpack in the sierra nevadaseasured well below historical averages. several other western states are also reporting drohts. this follows a record-shattering 2020 fire season along the west coast, fueled by the climate crisis. in louisiana, dozens of climate activists with the sunrise movement have begun a 400-mile march from new orleans to houston, texas, demanding lawmakers pass a civilian climate corps and provide millions of climate-friendly jobs as part of president biden's $2.3 trillion infrastructure plan. and in new york on the federal trial against environmental and human rights lawyer began monday. don zager has been on house arst for over 600 days in allegations of contempt of court. in 2013, he won a landmark $.5 billion judgment against oil giant chevron over the corporations dumping of 16 billion gallons of oil into the ecuadorian amazon. he has since been disbarred and says chevron's legal attacks on him are meant to silence critics and stop other lawsuits against the company for environmental damag