and then and and then look at this, sierra nevada.ooking at some areas in the feet of snow, which is fantastic because our snowpack is not so impressive. we are below normal about two-thirds of where we ought to be january should have been our wettest month. it was very, very dry. so we get some catching up to do in february and march futurecast. oh, yeah, sierra nevada. they're going to get some rain and snow, but it's still pretty wet. so the high elevations over 7,000 feet, we'll see some snow. so i got a lot more details coming up right now. back to stephanie. all right, kathy, thank you so much. a 56 year-old man has pleaded guilty to recklessly operating a drone. >> after a crashed into and damaged a super scooper that was fighting the palisades wildfire earlier this month. peter trip at the men faces one federal misdemeanor count of unsafe operation of an unmanned aircraft, which carries a sentence of up to a year in prison. the crash caused the aircraft to be grounded for several days. and then a bay area sports. the warriors

yeah, you know, they're chained going over the sierra nevada now on 80 50.you got to watch out for that. the good news about the storm system that's coming through right now. yeah, it has of snow for a while and the high country, but the water content going to be much higher with this system that's coming through. it's left on some tropical moisture. so it could be that real wet snow coming in effect. you're seeing kind of a a snow rain mix right now. you're looking at diamond peak in tahoe right now. you see some of that snow there on tops of some of the benches there. but traveling up? they're going to be rough are going to see periods of heavy snow. i think especially tomorrow and some very gusty winds. a lot of part of the weekend into early next week. i think those winds really going to be with and maybe some 90 mile an hour winds across on the mountain tops. we're talking upwards of 2 feet of snow. so that's some good news across the higher peaks. in fact, between now in the middle of next week, some places maybe as much as 4 plus feet of snow, of cour

capitol correspondent eytan wallace has more from the sierra nevada. >> he's got a closer look there. >> well, there's good news and bad news. let's start with the good news here at the phillips station elevation. 6800 feet in the sierra nevada. it's snowing. it's been snowing since we got here this morning. but the bad news based on the snow survey just conducted here will need a lot more. where this came from. it's snow. it was a welcome sight for this california department of water resources team as they conducted the second snow survey of the season. the results show in california snowpack stands at 65% of average for this time of year and 40% of the historical statewide. april, first average, how you feeling about that? it's not good and you're icing as the california department of water resources, snow surveys and water supply forecast. a manager he helped facilitate the measurements here at the phillips station upper his results, the snow water content in this area stands at 8 inches and the snow depths down to 22 and a half inches. that's significant because the depth of the s

it's snowing up here in the sierra nevada, but don't let that fool you. the state's snowpack is well below average for this time of year. >> capitol correspondent eytan wallace a break down the data wallace a break down the data and all of reaction from the eg with the comcast business 5-year price lock guarantee. five years? -five years. and he's not alone. -high five. it's five years of reliable gig speed internet. five years of advanced securit. five years of a great rate that won't change. it's back. but only for a limited time. high five. five years? -nope. comcast business 5-year price lock guarantee. powering five years of savings. powering possibilities. comcast business. >> 2025 off to a poor. start for california's snowpack amid dry conditions statewide. new measurements from the department water resources show the state's snowpack is a well below average for this time of year. yeah. capitol correspondent eytan was though, reporting from the sierra nevada with a little bit closer. look. >> well, there's good news and bad news. let's start with t

in fact, 2 to 3 feet by the end of the week for a crest of the sierra nevada. more so around lake level at tahoe. expect anywhere up to a foot of snowfall. so definitely good news to see that snow. but it is definitely coming after a dry stretch that weekend need some more of it 60's for most of our highs today as we work ahead through this forecast. tomorrow is going to be similarly warm. we will see some gradual cooling towards wednesday and thursday as rainfall tomorrow is going to be one of the storm yust followed by thursday. wednesday, you'll get some brief sunshine during the afternoon. sunshine also comes back out friday afternoon, setting us up for some cool sunshine into the weekend. roadways right now are doing just fine. 7 minutes to 11 minutes actually now across the bay bridge. just got those back up at the metering lights right there. and that is because things are picking up this monday morning. good news is it is dry, though. so even as you are facing a lot of these commuters getting out there to get the work week started, you're doing so with

we also have winter storm warnings up in the sierra nevada through 10:00am on wednesday. feet of snowfall at the crest of the sierra. and that is excellent news because january did not bring it for us. so we got some catch-up work to do now anywhere between 2 to 3 feet at those very highest of elevations above 9,000 feet, while closer to a foot of snowfall. and most of our resort areas, which is still very good news, getting some extra snow 60's for your daytime highs for most of us today. and a look ahead. does show those temperatures remaining steady into tomorrow. tomorrow bringing rain and wind with it wednesday. a few morning sprinkles before afternoon sun rain kicks back up into thursday before a break into the weekend. >> it's not a trick of the roads this morning as starting off with the bay bridge toll plaza camera where we do have some high winds. there's a warning for that on the bay bridge this morning. you'll see that across a lot of the bridges right around that area as the golden gate bridge, the carquinez bridge youve got a lot of that wind activity kind o

now, more of that on the way and a whole lot of snow in the sierra nevada member.y had hardly any snow for much of january, but they picked up a couple of feet over the weekend and they're going to pick up a lot more with a series of storms headed their way now. so if you're headed up in that direction, winter storm warnings up as we head through 07:00am on wednesday. then likely get another one issues. we have another storm system moving in by wednesday night into thursday. so if you're planning on traveling the high country, tough going up there for tomorrow. think we dry things out least early on wednesday, wednesday night. that storm system moves in a much colder system that could drop that snow of all the way down to about 2500 feet. so yeah, we're gonna see a lot of snow coming our way again across the high country, up in the chest area to maybe 18 to 24 inches. there, maybe 2 to 3 feet the higher peaks of this year. so looking good out there for us. well, we've got that rain continuing to fall out there around the bay area, very slick out there on the roadwa

snow up in the sierra, nevada and yes spots. we've got some pretty decent downpour so far and just enough to get things going. but i think it's going to be the consistency of this rain as we head in toward late tonight and tomorrow morning, we're going to really start to pick up some pretty impressive totals. remember, this is a tapping some subtropical moisture you can see off the coastline. so the called the aloha glow sitting off the hawaiian islands. it's pumping all this moisture up and making that rain right toward the bay area where it's going to fix a and really dump a lot of rain over the next 24 hours. see a whole lot of that coming our way. in fact, you see on the models, you kind of see that trajectory giving that idea all that subtropical moisture just pouring into the bay area and it's going to keep going on and off throughout the day may be lifting a little bit by tomorrow afternoon, tons of snow in the sierra nevada to go along with that as well. but it could be one of those times where hunker down inside. enjoy

the sierra nevada bringing more showers, the bay area. the storm doesn't look to be a strong as one that's come through today. still more rain going to be rolling on through. and i think we have to watch parts of the north. they were going to see a pretty good band of some heavy rainfall moving to parts of the north bay. and of course, with things already so saturated, we could see some rapid rise of many. the creeks and streams once again. here's the forecast for you as we head out over the next couple days. we've been looking forward to getting that rain back in the bay area tomorrow. just a slight chance of a shower. you're going to see a mix of some clouds and some sunshine back to some rain as we head in toward thursday. by friday. i think maybe a shower early in the morning. then things begin to dry out. and by next weekend, what we're going to see all that cold or left behind that system that's coming in. that's going to settle down. i would be surprised. we saw some overnight lows start to drop maybe in the 20's. so yeah, we'll be

la sierra nevada es otra de las zonas afectadas por las condiciones inclementes del tiempo.e te encuentras exactamente y qué es lo que se espera para las próximas horas? cuéntanos. qué tal, flavio buenas tardes amigos en casa bueno, el panorama es de lluvia, una mezcla de lluvia y nieve y se pronostica que continúe así durante todo el día. estamos en este momento sobre la autopista 80, dirección este en dirección hacia la sierra nevada. y a esta hora aún podemos ver. quiero mostrarles un poco cómo los camiones todavía tienen acceso por esta. por este punto de la autopista. y digo, todavía tienen acceso porque ya sabemos que sobre la autopista 80 se ha restringido el paso. quiero comentarles. se ha restringido el paso por deslizamientos, reportes que se han dado sobre deslizamientos sobre la autopista, esto es a partir de truckee, donde realmente ya el paso de los autos está limitado. hace minutos conversábamos con las autoridades del caltrans. ellonos comentaban que los reportes han hecho que esta autopista esté cerrada. cuánto tiempo va a estar cerrada? es bastante difícil.

so it's been a really nice roll storms moving in across the sierra nevada. but right now, kind of a break you can see on the pacific storm clouds are well far away. and so that's why it's going to stay for now. long range forecast showing you as we get into saturday and sunday, you've got mostly clear skies and a dry pattern by monday. a few clouds begin to move in. so you don't have a real strong ridge building in the bay area. that means the doors open to more stormy weather. and as we get toward the middle of the week, here comes wednesday. things really begin to open up. the rain starts to move on shore. and again, this looks like a storm system that's going to tap some tropical moisture and possibly bring that into the bay area. much of the state this what i'm concerned about really the bay area, of course. but southern california. well, you are right going to be in that spot. we're expecting some of the heaviest rainfall from that storm system. the forecast long-range looking at above normal precipitation to that. her team and the 17th of the month. so

la sierra nevada.nuamos extendiendo este pronóstico para el jueves y el viernes de nuestra semana laboral, así que mucho cuidado en las autopistas. también los paraguas, tenerlos a la mano. creo que vamos a mirar aquí en san josé, con este sistema frío que les contaba. regresando a esas mañanas, entrando en los treintas. mientras tanto, en sacramento, las lluvias continúan en esta semana tambié. mirando a largo plazo, creo que para el próximo fin de semana es cuando miraremos un descanso de esas lluvias para hacer esos planes desde ahorita. es todo de mi parte. regreso contigo, fátima. bueno, febrero comenzó lluvioso, eso sí. gracias cinthia. hablemos ahora de los reportes que indican que hay menos mariposas monarcas en california y la población de estas mariposas ha caído drásticamente este año con solo 9119 ejemplares registrados. la segunda cifra más baja de los últimos 28 años. según expertos, las altas temperaturas y la sequía han afectado su ruta migratoria, sumándose a problemas como la pérdida

powdery snow across the sierra nevada skiers just love to enjoy all that. but getting up there has been tough looks like the roadways trying to clear out still active in the high country right now. looking up a live shot from a diamond peak in lake tahoe. right now, you can see things drying out at this time. there are a couple leftover snow showers in the high country. nothing too badly. that's going really discourage you from getting up there. but if you go up tomorrow, that will all be done on the temperatures, going to be very cold on the high country. it is 28 degrees right now in south lake tahoe. 29 incline and 30 degrees in truckee. the pattern begin to shift gears. that storm pattern has moved on out. you can see kind of rolling on in there over the last 24 hours. things settling down now. and so we're getting really ready for maybe one of the nicest weekend of skiing of the season. temperatures going to be chilly in the 30's. that's gonna hold that snow in place of the peaks is not to get slushy by the middle of the day. and by monday, a few cloud

a winter storm warnings for the southern part of the sierra nevada. some have very heavy snowfall expected until saturday night. and then again, going to be reissued as we get in toward this next week, too. so if you're i% planning on heading up there, boy, it's a rough, go getting up their plan really long drive up there. it's going to be rain and snow throughout the weekend. i think it's going ease up just slightly on sunday. then another round of some heavy snow moving in with much lower snow levels down to about 3500 feet by the middle of next week. all right. thank you, lawrence. now taking a look at road conditions. here is drivers are making their way to the sierra. >> chp officers say this weekend should be kind of rough to travel in. as you can see, there's some kind of issue right there. and it's a warm storm. so you might have rain on a lot of parts of your drive. but up in the highest elevations going over the summit, it figures to be snowing and quite a bit. so plan ahead. >> we are looking for kind of a light weekend. so it'll be good fo

this is a significant storm in the sierra nevada as well. but certainly the great skiing. once you get into the weekend, there's an avalanche warning in effect for the backcountry areas because, again, we have all that snow falling. it's fresh powder all falling on very icy conditions. so that's a real concern. forecast highs today, not a big rain shot upper 50's to low 60's. 57 degrees in vallejo, 60 in san francisco. and 61 degrees in san jose. a look ahead then shows that's the rainiest weather for today. and we could see in little bit of rain continuing tomorrow morning, but will be mostly morning clouds tomorrow and then we'll clear it out. look at your weekend. dry weather this year. return of sunshine. exactly what we need. we'll hold that dry conditions all the way through tuesday. and then wednesday looks like we've got more showers in the forecast. but but once we get through today, keep your rain coat handy. be careful when you drive with all that rain and the wind. it's a problem right all right. let's get you moving out there. looking at our ridges this mornin

winter weather advisories up winter storm warnings in the southern half of the sierra nevada. so no matter where you go, expecting a lot and the way of weather up there. so be prepared. traveling up there. yeah, rain and snow mix as we head through the weekend into following week, too. but i think as we get toward tuesday and wednesday of next week, some cold air going to drop in and that could be that snow level all the way down to about 3500 feet. but pretty impressive, though, as we look through the middle and end of next week, some of the snow totals up there. yeah, i think some of the higher peaks 4 plus feet of snow. they certainly need the guys. here here. all right. thank you, lawrence. 2025. off to kind of a poor start for california's snowpack. >> amid dry conditions statewide, new measurements from the department of water resources. it shows that the state's snowpack is actually below average for this time of year. there's a great end to 2024, but january hasn't done. it force capitol correspondent eytan wallace is in the wild. >> well, there's good news and bad new

just get a look at some of what we have ahead for us up in the sierra nevada feed upon feet of it donnermammoth lakes around 34 inches. this is great. got a lot of catch-up work we need to do in the sierra snowpack is below average. so this is what the doctor ordered. winter storm warning as of right now through 10:00am wednesday, likely very likely to be extended through that thursday system 50's 60's for your highs today on the warmer side of things tomorrow after the cold front passes a clear but colder day. as for thursday, rainfall and our coldest day of the forecast. that's the low elevation snow fall. the weekend dries out just in time. raid. >> bridges are impacted by this heavy storm today. not an accident or matteo bridge. now, while reports are saying it's on the eastbound side, the westbound side, you can see how slow things are there. so about 40 minutes, same both eastbound and westbound are impacted by the accident, although it's on the eastbound side. 28 min right on the bay bridge certainly was a really hard bridge to get across this morning. a lot of shaking back and fo

cuantos podemos acumular dos pulgadas en puntos de la sierra nevada, en reding no estamos acostumbradoslleno sÓlo lluvias, nieve. esperamos una situaciÓn compleja en la zona de la montaÑa y podrÍamos ver debido a esa parte del rÍo atmosfÉrico que va a caer con fuerza mÁs de nueve pulgadas. una nieve intensa acompaÑando a estas precipitaciones que van a seguir cayendo estas prÓximas horas. pero sobre todo en la tarde donde mÁs se va a complicar la situaciÓn. ya por la tarde mejor quedarnos en nuestras casas. la posibilidad de inundaciones es bastante alta. maribel: evitar el riesgo, evitar el peligro. gracias a antonio. hablemos de economÍa, tal vez es una conversaciÓn que ha compartido con familia o amigos. surgen las llamadas compras de pÁnico, algo que pueda resultar un riesgo para su bolsillo. josÉ arÁmbula me acompaÑa esta maÑana, muy buenos dÍas, hablemos de las llamadas compras de pÁnico y los riesgos. jose: muy buen dÍa a todos, estas compras compulsivas se basa en nuestras emociones por eso hay que tener mucho cuidado con nuestras emociones, estar muy bien informados. maribel:qu

como vemos los pies de la sierra nevada es la zona en la que se llevaron lo mayor, precipitaciones quelgadas acercÁndose al norte, hacia oroville, veÍamos en zonas cercanas cerca de placerville que se acercaban a esas cuatro pulgadas de precipitaciÓn. en sacramento, 0.8 a una pulgada. esto sÓlo cayo en unas 24 horas y por ello se produjeron estos lluvias tan fuertes. ahora, lo que estamos viendo es el radar porque claro, nuestro pregunta es si lloviendo. vemos algunas precipitaciones se desplacen en nuestro entorno pero nos tenemos que ir hacia el sur, es el Área de bakersfield donde estamos viendo algo de lluvia eso si, de carÁcter muy dÉbil y unas nevadas cerca de esta zona. esto puede ir evolucionando en las prÓximas horas, por hoy iba a ser una jornada de tregua aunque queda algo de precipitaciones. maribel: gracias antonio. pasemos a mÁs informaciÓn, el fiscal general de california emitiÓ una declaraciÓn sobre la orden ejecutiva del presidente donald trump dirigida a los estudiantes transgÉneros no binarios, intersexuales y no conformes con su gÉnero. california dijo seguirÉ crean

we have the avalanche alert for parts of the northern sierra and nevada there.his throughout the weekend, we could see copious amounts of rain coming down in a short time. 5 to 10 inches of rain. more of a warmer system so we will see rain even in high elevations close to lake tahoe. you look at the next six days, this ends up being up to 4-plus feet of snow in sierra navrat sierra nevada. they need it but >> somara: and that's a look at your local forecast. >> janai: gio, i hope you are staying nice and warm. >> gio: i'm trying to, somara. let's share happier news now. astronaut suni williams is making the most of her extended time at the international space station. williams breaking the record for the most total spacewalking time by a woman, making her ninth spacewalk on thursday. she was joined by fellow astronaut butch wilmore. williams and will more have been at the iss since june. you will remember they weren't able to come back on the boeing starliner after technical issues and they're now set to return with spacex in march. so quite the long saga for al

now for us in the sierra nevada, we need some snow. because about a 3rd of our water comes from snowpack in the sierra. well, 2 to 3 feet of snow coming up. but for today, the snow level so high is falling as precipitation for the most part. so all in all, we've got wet weather. it's a wet week. keep your umbrella handy. stephanie. thanks so much. kathy. the people of san francisco made a statement this past election season voting in a new mayor and members to its board of supervisors to tackle concerns over public safety, homelessness and fentanyl. among many other issues. >> joining us live now to discuss is for president rafael mandelman. good to have you back. good to be back, stephanie. so first of all, i think congratulations are in order. you are the 3rd lgbtq+ president of the board of supervisors. the first in over 20 years as a i mean, it's sort of amazing. it's the in middle of my last 2 years on the board of supervisors. >> a nice way to finish crazy times nationally. but locally, it seems like a lot of opportunity. i'm look

snowfall is going to be absolutely piling up in the sierra nevada from it before a weekend break. just take a look at how much snow we are expecting in the sierra from this next system right here. it is going to be feet upon feet up on feet of snowfall up there. so we might not have had a huge snow makers, at least at lower elevations from this system in the last one. but come thursday. this is what the doctor ordered as far as the sierra goes, some really heavy snowfall on its way up there. we are under winter storm warnings in the sierra as we speak. temperatures in the 60's for most of the day today. again, this is a mild system today. your typical atmospheric river dropping in subtropical moisture tomorrow. a few morning sprinkles. but some afternoon sun come thursday, a colder system. look at that temperature drop along with our rainfall and that heavy snow in the sierra right now. all right, john, thank for let's get you moving up here. >> conditions on the highway and 9 minute ride traveling into the city this morning or send it over it about 19. there you can see just how s

winter storm warning in effect for the sierra nevada. and we do have multiple feet of snowfall at those highest of elevations. that includes 2 to 3 feet of snow at the crest of the sierra and around a foot in some of our resorts are more than that. so that is definitely good news. some catch-up work being done here as we roll into february 60's for your highs today tomorrow. very similar to that with the rain and wind for your tuesday. a few peeks of sunshine wednesday before more rain into thursday. >> a check of traffic this morning beginning with the bay bridge where we can see the commute actually got a little better. 13 minutes now to get from oakland into san francisco. so all is well there. 19 minute ride. it's gone up a minute since our last update. 15 minutes ago. >> so hayward, mateo, 19 minutes to cross the san mateo bridge. 7 minutes to get across the richmond, sandra fell bridge. it's actually gone down a minute since our last update. and the golden gate bridge is improving. it was upwards of 40 plus minutes to get from nevad

first round in the sierra nevada. rain, so you have to be up pretty high in elevation above 7000ft to pick up that 11in at kirkwood. but as we get into all of next week, that colder system monday, tuesday into wednesday and thursday, look at the four, five and six feet of snow. boy, do we desperately need this in the mountains. so maybe next weekend. but we have to see if that's going to be wet, because we're going to see rainfall right on through thursday and friday, adding up to about a little less than six inches in santa rosa, over 3.5in in san francisco. and finally san jose getting maybe 2 to 3in. highs today 60 in oakland. look how mild. 61 palo alto. the accuweather seven day forecast featuring the rainy day today with our level two system. level one on sunday and monday. here comes the colder air and the heavy rain again on tuesday. a break on wednesday. more rain thursday. steph. >> all right lisa thank you. to sports. now we know the warriors haven't had many winning streaks this season. would they be able

you get over the crest of the sierra nevada.re talking maybe 100, maybe 110 mile an hour gusts up there. and of course, here's the forecast. a look at this friday. we've got more snow showers rolling on in. but the weekend. boy, i'll tell you what, what a weekend. it's going to be for skiers. yeah. things are going to calm down with the wind and boy, the weather is looking great. the temperatures staying chilly. i mean, just going to hold all that snow in places not going to be melting and it could be that beautiful powder to get out there ski on here in the bay area. you can see the winds kind of kicking around a bit even out toward the embarcadero right now. and we've seen that rain moving on through. still watching for the possibility of some flooding from flood advisory issued parts of the north bay. as we're still seeing some flooding along the mark west creek area. a flood watch posted for all north bay areas. we're seeing that heavy rainfall moving through this muck coming through throughout the day today. just kind of wa

winter storm yes, precipitation in the form of snow up in the sierra nevada. and that's great news. we certainly need to improve our snow pack. and that's exactly what we're going to do. high wind. that's what's going on here. we could see gusts to 55 miles per hour. in fact, let's take a look at the this afternoon. there it is. 52 and much of the bay area will see that really gusty winds continuing all the way through sunset past sunset, into about midnight before. finally, the winds start to relax. so we're in for quite a ride today, but not as impressive as we saw a couple of days ago. so again, it's the rain for us for a day and snow in the sierra. not a great day to be traveling. so let's toss it over now to rein. i've got more coming up in weather. >> is fairly light start to pick up along our bridges. so bay bridge in san mateo bridge. but our highways like 5 88 80, we for 1, 1, to 2.80, not seen major issues right now. a bridge right now meteorites are on this with slowing you down 14 minutes into the city. mateo bridge is at 22 the year. so again, things are picking up. we

so even more snow in the sierra nevada, we'll start to dry out early friday and by the weekend saturday and dry. getting a look at how much rain we'll see for the bay area. you can do expect anywhere between one to 2 inches for a few spots. we are definitely going to see that snow piling up in the sierra multiple feet of it. so could result in a few closures on thursday itself hoping to get things nice and cleared out by friday, though, we don't just have winter storm warnings that go back into effect, but also avalanche warning up around the lake tahoe region. temperatures today are going to be a bit cooler. sure, it's sunshine, but we've got that cold air mass in place and that means we are going to stay in the 50's cooler than yesterday was tomorrow 50's as well with rainfall making its return. am showers on friday before clearing out by saturday and sunday. things are looking nice and sunny. as for your roads, 8 minutes you're rolling at the limit on all of our spans. hopefully we can keep this up because it is looking good so far, definitely an easier commute this morning than yest

. >> it's snowing up here in the sierra nevada, but don't let that fool the state's snowpack is well below average for this time of year. capital correspondent, a tall was a break down the data and all of reaction from the california department. >> water resources and after some needed weekend snowfall this year is getting a break right now as we are as well in the bay area. but there plenty more about to work its way more about to work its way back into did you know using the grocery outlet app gives you the opportunity to win groceries for life? imagine never paying for groceries again. well, what if i can't decide? avocados or tomatoes? why choose? at grocery outlet, you can afford both. and not just the basics. with grocery outlet, you'll find all your favorite brands included. including gluten free pasta and my favorite cookies? um, huh, everything's included. so burgers and steaks for life?! you gotta win first. still worth it. now that's bargain bliss. ♪ grocery outlet bargain market >> 7.44, right now and given how dry it has been across the state. new measurements from the d

we have multiple feet of snow up at the crest of the sierra nevada. those purple areas there.se are areas with 2 to 3 feet of snowfall. snow level is at some pretty high elevations. as daria showed you at the start, it looked pretty dry there at lake tahoe. good news is snow level does fall especially towards the latter part of the forecast 60's for your highs today. tomorrow, more 60's, some rain and wind. as i mentioned, if you got to do some outside, don't for tomorrow. wednesday will be better. a few peeks of afternoon sunshine thursday, light rainfall and some areas of heavy rain friday starting to wave goodbye to it. and by the weekend, really nice forecast. thanks again, daria. oh, you're quite welcome. i probably messed it all up at you straight out 10. 47 is a time right now and look at this. san francisco police helping to escort. >> with honor the remains of basketball soldier who died in action in world war. 2. and they just now flew his body back in his remains. staff sergeant un hop. he was escorted to sfo. there was a ceremony on the tarmac for him and only livi

and in the on the west slope of the sierra nevada, the feather river watershed up in butte county areaen over a foot of rain there. they're having some slight over. water rises on butte creek and in parts of chico creek up in that area. so northern california really getting a lot of rain. marin county got a foot of rain over the last 3 or 4 days, and the rest of us anywhere from an inch to two inches of rain. and there's more to come, but not before we get a break. we're going to see a break tomorrow for the most part. and then it changes. let's run the model through and back it up. this is the long range model. here comes tomorrow. right here tomorrow night. this next system comes in and kind of loads up on tuesday. so basically i'm calling that the tuesday system. so there's tuesday you get a break. so we've had a break monday until the evening and then a break into wednesday. and then here comes thursday. so we've got two weather systems pretty much to contend with. and they're pretty distinct now. they're a little different because they're going to have cold fronts with them. they'

parts of the sierra nevada including lake tahoe.mospheric river continues to pump moisture. we've already seen 1 to 4 inches of rain so far. the grounds in northern california are completely saturated and we are in for an additional 3 to 5. now is where we start heading into that issue of flooding and in conjunction with that we have 2 to 4 feet of snow from lake tahoe down to mammoth. look farther south. southern california could also see some rain and while we are in a deficit and need that rain, keep in mind we still have those burn scars, and that could lead to more mud slides and debris flows. whit? >> whit: another concern in all of this. thank you. >>> now to the battle over tariffs. president trump announcing the 25% tax on goods coming into the u.s. from canada and mexico and 10% on chinese products. all three nations responding now this morning. abc's selina wang is in washington. selina, this raises questions about a possible trade war. >> reporter: hey, whit. yeah. good morning. exactly. fears are growing that this could

we do have winter storm warnings in effect for the sierra nevada likely to be extended, possibly into the start of the weekend. don't be surprised if you see closures up there on thursday. 50's to 60's for your highs today. and a look ahead. does show temperatures tomorrow sliding downwards. that's that cooling trend after today. thursday will be the coolest day of the forecast along wigh some chilly showers in the bay and snow in the sierra much earned dry weekend raid. >> most rain we're seeing right now coming down at richmond center fell bridge. just want to show you the camera there you can. so you can see the rain coming down. you can see everybody try to drive more cautiously this morning because of that. so >> depending on where you are, definitely want to take your time as you're traveling on some of these really slick and wet highways. so many reports of flooding out there long. >> 18, 80 in oakland, berkeley in reveal if you're traveling along 80, there 2.81, on one. we're seeing reports as well as you're traveling to the city along the peninsula and also a little further d

but look, it's already heading up toward the sierra nevada, bringing some snow there and the highest elevations, maybe 2 to 3 feet of snow. but the concern is not just the wind and the snow and the traveling, but also avalanche possibilities. there's avalanche watch across the greater lake tahoe basin because we've all this heavy rain heading down and it could cause avalanches, which can move really, really fast. so here's the storm tracker and we could see additional rain is coming in our direction and that here's the area of the wind of flood watches and that's across marin county in sonoma county. again, guerneville at johnson's beach. that's an area of c%ncern. also, green valley creek is an area of concern. martinelli road and also other areas such as mark west creek at near the heights that's in flooded its flood stage as well. so a lot of a small streams and creeks are concerns. ponding on the roadways are also concerns even a slight possibility of flash flooding across the bay area. so the amounts of rain are pretty good. half an inch maybe to over an inch, but he's hit. it's

for the chp and caltrans crews responding to a number of spinouts amid heavy snow tonight in our sierra nevada. the yuba gap area got some sleet today, and fresh snow fell further east around the boreal ski resort area at donner summit. big rigs filled the chain control checkpoint that's at blue canyon and in downtown truckee. it's been with mostly rain coming down today. it's been warm there. some businesses calling this a dry winter. chain controls are still in effect tonight. stretches of interstate 80 in both directions. and don't forget, you can monitor the very latest developments on the storm and any changes in the weather. all you got to do is download that fox local app to your phone and your smart tv. news now former oakland mayor shengtao appeared in federal court today along with three other defendants facing felony charges. prosecutors say tao and her partner, andre jones, took money from businessman david wong, who owns cal waste solutions in oakland. his son, andy wong, is also charged in alleged scheme to funnel money to tao and jones in exchange for city contracts. in court, p

and trucks got stuck on interstate 80 in a blizzard expected to dump several feet of snow on the sierra nevada blast of snow ice, and rain moved from the midwest to the northeast. parts of new england got more than 4 inches of snow. lonnie quinn is tracking the winter weather. lonnie? >> okay, guys, two different storms. and on one side, this is bowdoin, maine, picked up a fresh 4 inches of snow. but on the other side of the screen, you are looking at tahoe. lake tahoe, heavy ski area going to pick up a foot maybe a foot and a half. two different storms but they are following the same path. you watch across the country. so it comes into the sierra right now. that is where it is. than it is going to make its way to the northern plains with near blizzard conditions. it keeps marching on its way towards chicago, by the time we get to, say saturday, early early morning, and then saturday night it is making its way into the northeast. philadelphia could have an icing problem out there. anywhere north of philadelphia it is a more significant snowfall than the most recent storm here, but i'm telling

a powdery snow that is going to be developing in the sierra nevada, but not just this year, you've got all the way up to parts of the chest area continue. we've got winter storm warnings until noon tomorrow and then things are going to settle down. so after that, boy, it's going to get very nice this weekend. so if you traveled up there, if you can wait just a little bit, you might be able to sneak up there by tomorrow afternoon. make sure you have to change. what do expect? more snow showers but probably more breaks as we head toward the afternoon saturday and sunday. look fantastic for skiing in the high country. should be clear, sunny and bright with that fresh powder all across the mountains. all right. here's a look at some of the flood conditions we're dealing with right now. mark west creek currently under a flood advisory. you are seeing some moderate flooding there. the current stage is at just over 59 feet. the flood stage is that 55 feet. so be careful anywhere around that location. also, green valley creek experiencing some minor flooding just a little bit over flood stage

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esa lluvia va a estar en nuestro camino para la zona de la sierra nevada.an a ser más que 2 gotitas. la mayoría de la actividad va a ser al norte de la bahía y también para zonas como san josé. para mañana domingo miramos el día mayormente nublado, pero esas tormentas que regresan para el lunes y martes, unos sistemas más fríos, lo que va a hacer va a notar que esas temperaturas mínimas regresan a los 30. un descanso de esa lluvia creo que se aproxima para el próximo fin de semana. así que el paraguas. tener cuidado en las autopistas en san francisco, en la península, ya que esos sistemas de lluvias continúan de aquí hasta el jueves. es todo de mi parte. regreso contigo en los deportes. las chivas no pudieron sacar el resultado en casa. lo sacar el resultado en casa. lo más importante de si te gusta tener opciones, mi all day big deal meal por 6 dólares te va a encantar. elige entre 4 deliciosos platos principales y 5 acompañamientos, con una bebida. y nadie más incluye comida de desayuno todo el día. ¡solo yo! ¡en jack, cada bocado es lo máximo! ¡bienvenid

it slicing through the central valley now, and the snow is stacking up around the spine of the sierra nevada. a couple of showers in the east foothills, now the santa clara valley. otherwise to the north. we do have a flood watch in effect through friday afternoon with those isolated showers still in the offing. now, the winds are the second side of the story here. we've had wind gusts up to 85mph in throughout the santa cruz mountains earlier today, 37 in fairfield. so this is why the national weather service has kept this wind advisory still going through 4:00 tomorrow morning due to the gusty winds. our live weather camera right now, mostly cloudy skies. we have several decks of clouds out there, all with the passage of this system, and we still have those winds. look at the gusts right now. buchanan field in concord, 23mph and even higher at oakland international airport, and 23 mile per hour winds at sfo. we're going to clock the rain and tell you when it's going to be completely out of here. but, claudine, next time around, i'm going to tell you about an advisory watch or warning you w

so, yeah, i mean, that's going to be great for the sierra nevada. >> could be rough. and parts southern california course rushed for the bay area in some parts of experience of flooding already. thanks, lawrence. >> california edison says its equipment likely started the hurst wildfire in los last month. the utility made the claim in a filing this morning with state regulators. the hurst fire broke out january 7th. it did not cause any deaths or destroy any structures. the sun also told regulators it's looking into whether an idol transmission lines sparked the eaton fire, but says so far there is no evidence of that. meantime, governor newsom is issuing an executive order to help communities to be more resistant to wildfires in the future. after meeting with president trump yesterday. >> it's just been a and people are just coming to grips with the trauma of their lives being completely destroyed. memories memorabilia, generational homes. and so we're we're trying to do everything we can to distill a sense of well-being. and it's critical that the relationship betwee

we're talking about pretty significant snow event that's going to be loved of developing in the sierra nevada as we see some heavy snow moving in. it's a very gusty winds across the rim of this year. and that is we're going to those gusty winds maybe as high as 95 near 100 miles an hour. so heavy snow expected up there specially upwards of 7,000 feet. we're talking maybe 2 too3 feet. more of snow and they already had a couple of feet over the weekend. that snow level at about 6,000 feet. but it's some colder air begins to move in with another storm system. on the backside probably to be dropping down to about 2500, maybe 3,000 feet or so as we get toward wednesday and thursday traveling up there. yeah, it's going to just be rough. there's no getting around that. you're just beginning to see some of the rain and some of that snow begin to mix in there. it's only going to ramp up as we head throughout the night tonight. this a significant storm system now moving into the bay area and much of california going to see some heavy rainfall overnight tonight and tomorrow morning. winter storm warning

and you can see some of the snow piling up in the sierra nevada. they got winter storm warnings up there in a tough time to get up there watching this little swirl offer coastline. this is your next system that's going to factor into the bay area. no, it's not huge, but i'll keep some raindrops in the forecast is tomorrow morning. probably through about the middle of the day. the winds, though, the good news that's gonna start to subside overnight tonight. and it's tomorrow morning more that general breeze as we head toward tomorrow afternoon, the rain likely to pick up a little bit, though, as we head toward tomorrow morning when you know what, just in time for the commute, seeing a few showers begin pop up around the bay area, but not a widespread wall of rain. and then by about the middle of the day, some lingering showers before that moves out of town. we bring a little sunshine in by the afternoon and then we get ready for a pretty chilly night tomorrow night and into saturday morning. long range forecast shows we're not done with all the rain

couple lingering snow showers with some leftover clouds over the sierra nevada.ut overall, i think things so looking good weather-wise for the weekend. if you plan on traveling around this weekend, looks like a nice weekend to do the winds have backed off a bit. just a bit of a breeze out along the coastline right now. otherwise we're looking good overall. it looks like the pattern going to hold for the weekend. you're going to see one last week low system kind of slide on by and then that sunshine kind of checking in. so other than cold temperatures will start out your morning. little cool, brisk this weekend. we're going to dry off but that's next week. we've got a major storm out there again approaching the california coastline. we'll break that down. coming up here and a little bit wise. every storm major. well, this was largely this one's going to bring in this tap, some tropical moisture. and it's going to really pack a punch. i think where it's going to hit. that could be the biggest problem of all southern california with burn scar areas could be talking

so you get ready ski this weekend, he was keen on that fresh powder there in the sierra nevada up thereight now. you can see all that snow piling up in the high country. it's really coming down. they are chaining up on 80. if you're headed up their rough ride there tonight. some very gusty winds to go along with that. we do have some winter storm warnings in effect until 10 o'clock in the morning on wednesday. and that will likely only be a brief break before they get reissued again with that next storm system. and that next storm system, much colder that is going to drop the snow levels all the way down to about 3,000 feet. all right. in the meantime, though, temperatures, yeah, tomorrow, not a bad day to travel up there in the 40's. cooling down, though, as we get into friday with highs only in the mid 30's and that snow continuing to fall here in the bay area. tonight, we've got some drier conditions now compared to what we had earlier this afternoon. it was really just roaring across the bay area with a couple records set. in fact, 3 of them as far as rainfall for the state. san fra

winter storm warnings up for the sierra nevada all the way the chest area across the great lake tahoe area southward to expecting that heavy snow through at least 7 o'clock in the morning on wednesday. if you're traveling in the high country, yeah. you got to be careful. mix of rain and snow for tomorrow. a return to some dry weather on wednesday. then a much colder storm system moving snow expected again on thursday. stall amounts going to be impressive. remember, we went much of january with hardly anything in the high country. and now we've had a couple of feet of snow over the weekend. another 2 to 3 feet of snow the peaks as we head in toward the next few days. that is a good shot in the arm for the snow up there. that's for sure the bay area. yeah, we're going to see plenty of rain. we're looking at maybe 2 to 3 inches of rain in some of the urban areas. maybe 4 to 6 inches of rain across some of the coastal mountain ranges. so flooding a real possibility over the next few days. here we go. rain and wind tomorrow. going to be a very stormy day around the bay area. on tuesday. a

these are current conditions when, when the i'm quite a bit of smoke just coming in across the sierra, nevada is that will push this way further northwards across the rockies as we go through friday, quite a wintry makes it many places to use is that generally dry to and warming up for the south in depth analysis of today's headlines, what will this us determination of genocide do critical debate? this then side determination was not to me because of anything that was happening on the ground, but more to do with the fiscal dynamics in washington informed opinions centrally to european countries not directly affected by this whole. a korean transit inside storage of germany have the mo 14th request anything from the new city leadership on out just sierra in the humanitarian crisis in lebanon, calls for immediate and sustained action. okay, foundations loving an emergency response subs as a vital lifeline for many in desperate need. your donations can play a crucial role in alleviating suffering. promote and community wellbeing and contributing to the recovery. join ok, foundation and its missi

la patrulla de caminos de california insta a tener mucha paciencia y es para retrasos en la sierra nevadaso de una emergencia. nos vamos a fresno donde padres de familia de una escuela estÁn alarmados por los comentarios de un maestro sustituto sobre migrantes mexicanos ante sus hijos en pleno salÓn de clases. [habla en inglÉs] nicole: este es un segmento de audios donde se puede escuchar a un maestro sustituto en la preparatoria roosevelt diciendo que los mexicanos no son tan astutos. >> recibi un mensaje ayer, y dice que habÍa un maestro que le estaba siendo pregunta a los niÑos que si tenÍan papeles, no se pues. pero no estÁ bien que hagan eso. nicole: este serÍa el segundo caso en el valle central. >> yo me siento mal pues, de que digo, los maestros no deben de estar haciendo esas preguntas a los niÑos, porque los niÑos les agarran miedo. nicole: otra madre dice que le preocupa que esos comentarios incrementa, debido a la divisiÓn que existe a causa de las amenazas de deportaciones masivas del presidente donald trump. >> pienso que todos los niÑos estÁn con un cierto temor respecto a

queremos hablar sobre la situación en la sierra nevada tras el paso de la tormenta.ma más seguridad a los conductores. escuchemos al portavoz de esta entidad. tienen turnos de 12 horas. cada 1 de estos empleados están trabajando las 24 horas del día, los 7 días de la semana. también recomiendan que los conductores ayuden, que lleven cadenas, que reduzcan la velocidad y también tengan el tanque de gasolina lleno. porque 1 de los efectos secundarios de esta tormenta son los cortes de energía. indican también que si no tienen la necesidad de viajar, no lo haga hasta que mejoren las condiciones. si planea acudir precisamente a esa zona en las próximas horas o días, hay que tener en cuenta que hay que estar atento a las condiciones del tiempo y a los reportes que, como tú nos nos das en estos noticieros. así es. y de hecho, aunque hoy vimos una pequeña pausa entre sistemas, este segundo sistema que va a llegar mañana va a ser también con un frente frío que va a traer condiciones frías aquí en la zona, en la noche, pero también más nieve en la sierra. entonces espérense pa