we check back in with spencer christian. spencer: there's a lot more.rm concerns, looking at live doppler seven the leading edge of the storm is getting closer to the coast. we are concerned about roadway flooding. trees being blown down. power outages. river flooding. take a look at this exclusive scale, it is a level three. a strong storm. tomorrow morning through the commute and into the midday hours, moderate to heavy rainfall. potentially damaging wind gusts, flooding and mudslides. by 10:00 tonight, the storm will be already moving on shore but the more forceful element of the storm will arrive after midnight through the morning commute with drenching downpours and strong, gusty wind and flooding, ponding on roadways. there that in mind. the wind will be strong. we have a high wind warning in effect from 11:00 tonight till 5:00 a.m. wednesday. gusts will range from 50 to 70 miles an hour. the forecast shows a couple days of basin a break wednesday and thursday, but we need to be prepared for tomorrow. kristen: and rescues from severe flooding with

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spencer, how do you feel?t: it's not my preferred way to eat, if someone wants to taste what's on my plate, of course i'm going to say go right ahead, but i would prefer to say -- if you want the spaghetti, you should've r] krteis i know. he wd i sa grit ahead. what was i going to say, no? kristen: now i know the truth. [laughter] larry: that she bully you, spencer? meteorologist: she was being sweet. she was being very polite, saying i'd like to try some of that, i said go right ahead. but it's not my preferred way of dining. larry: wow. spencer. have you ever heard sharing is caring, spencer? maybe think about that. [laughter] i tell you, there's a new top dog in america's homes. the american kennel club's annual survey shows the french bulldog is america's most popular brute for the first time -- breed for the first time. the labrador retriever is a second after a 31 year run at the top of the list. the golden retriever ranks third followed by the german shepherd and then the poodle. i kind of like cocker s

kumasi: spencer -- dion: spencer, thanks. warming centers are open in santa clara county. several county libraries, including the one in cupertino, are now open for shelter. volunteers handed out information about the centers for people who need a place to stay. they also handed out blankets, ponchos, and even tarps to house people in encampments. sonoma county is also opening several warming centers. people looking to avoid freezing temperatures can go to the west county community services building. long exposure to freezing temperatures can lead to hypothermia. always a reminder to keep up with the changing weather, you can access the same live doppler 7 already is is on demand on the -- already uses on demand on the abc 7 bay area news app. storm damage from tuesday's epic bomb cyclone is still being tallied. in the east bay, a massive cleanup is planned after several ancient trees and dozens of plants were destroyed at the uc botanical garden. cornell barnard spoke with the garden's director about what was lost. >> the people on this se ound. reer: lthe st lt inse both

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liz: but we begin right here with spencer christian. spencer: yesterday, we talked about the terrible tuesdays. today is wacky wednesday. we have a variety of weather conditions, as you just showed. thunderstorms up and down the doppler image. numerous thunder strikes, that's where the severe weather is now. in the bay area, the storm is winding down. a few isolated downpours. the wettest region is this area from marin county san rafael eastward across the bay down to richmond, emeryville, but this is mainly light rainfall. just a few isolated downpours, but again, just light rainfall. this storm is now a level 1 storm through tonight, basically through the evening hours. we can expect some periods of showers, brief downpours, small hail still possible, occasional lightning storm possible and snow over the higher peaks. forecast shows the storm winding down as we approach late-night hours. i will show you what is coming our way next. maybe a little drying out in my forecast. larry: dare you say sunshine perhaps? well, not yet. what weat

, as well as a full size spencer. full size spencer. yes, here i am, thank you for— a full size spencer. yes, here i am, thank you for watching! _ hello there. it's a much milder day today thanks to south—westerly winds. those winds have brought a big jump in temperatures. yesterday, for example, just three degrees in balmoral. there will be a bit of froth and if you icy patches are run from monday morning. the rest of the rain clears to end it will be followed by a day of sunny spells in blustery showers. gusts running into the 50s. temperatures for the most part still into double figures, but getting colder in scotland and here we will see more hill is now developing through monday. some accumulating snow above 200 metres elevation and 510 centimetres on higher hills. monday night, as colder air pitches is southwards, the risk of seeing some snow across some of the higher hills in northern ireland, england and wales. this is bbc news. i'm lukwesa burak with the headlines. bbc sports programme is impacted again in th

spencer: i am spencer christian. light wind across the area but the rain will get heavier, steadier, and more widespread tonight. i will have the accuweather forecast c ( ♪ ) (chiming) ( ♪ ) ( ♪ ) ( ♪ ) affordable design. endless possibilities. ikea. empress of: you'rerime acan. endless possibilities. maanne:mpress of: totally relate to that. it's like a double personality kind of thing. ♪ ♪ sunday. you can see onr screen, the t sce yteth mscuyare y on tomor, --alk. ore a ndiot g a yto t celwhebriti do to ppa f torheig welcome to hol. rere as visitors descend from all over the globe -- : media like a construction square feet of carpet and putting all those final touches. dreiffent a hollywood gifting source, think of it as a market for the stars. >> you will have a little picture with a celebrity, a nominee, and he will be able to use that on social media. >> it is a win-win for everybody. dion: total value for these gifts, fm trips t luxy la drfruny omte tide. [laughter] >> it sure is. dion: up to $50,000. actor jak

spencer: the wind is still strong. potentially damaging, and want to diminish significantly until the evening. the heaviest rain has ended. here's a look at our peak wind gusts. so far today, 88 miles per hour. 79 miles per hour at mount diablo. 74 at sfo. you can see how incredibly strong the gusts have been. rainfall totals over the past 24 hours, just under an inch in san francisco. nearly two inches in canfield north. north bay receiving the highest total so far. you can see the heaviest and most concentrated widespread rain has moved out of the bay area. however, there are patches of rain following the main body of the storm. there is rain right now moving into the santa cruz mountains and onto the peninsula. this was a category 3 storm on the exclusive storm impact scale earlier today. into the evening, it will be a level 1 with scattered showers, isolated downpours, gusts will diminish. starting at 5:00, the scattered nature of precipitation until 9:00 will be basically all over with clouds left over. we will ge

spencer prepares us for a stormy weather pattern ahead. stay with us. >> and from san francisco to here in l.a., coming up in sports, the warriors take their five-game winning streak on the road. first up, not so sunny southern california, but steph curry could be on the way. we will have more on his potential returns and a p alex! mateo, hey how's business? great. you know that loan has really worked wonders. that's what u.s. bank is for. and you're growing in california? nch enra? ah and you're growing in california? atms in fresno? fres-yes. encinitas? yes, indeed-us. anaheim? big time. more guacamole? i'm on a roll-ay. how about you? i'm just visiting. u.s. bank. ranked #1 in customer satisfaction with retail banking in california by j.d. power. howie: man, it's lonely. ranked #1 in customer satisfaction with going through life, it's lonely. kamauu: there is the therapeutic aspect of music. ♪ ♪ dion: take a look at this. people in san bernardino county in southern california are running out of supplies and patience because of condition

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he spencer larry more snow is definitely on the way to the sierra. he was a look at the winter storm warning in effect from 10 am tomorrow to 10 am monday for the sierra. we're talking about one to five feet of additional snow. above 3,000 feet on top of what they already have so we may very well approach the braking of that 40 year record for pack and for snow accumulation right now. we're looking at the breeze before the storm here in the bay area as coastal winds are picking up to about 20-22 miles per hour and here's a view from sutro tower looking out over san francisco under partly cloudy skies 50 degrees here in the city low 50s at oakland and palo alto mid 50, san jose and santa clara 48 at half moon bay beautiful view of the pre sunset sky from the east bay hills camera of the temperature readings right now low to mid 50s at santa rosa novato napa fairfield livermore concrete is above that 58 degrees and one more live view of the pre sunset guy from emeryville looking across the golden gate. these are our forecast headlines. it'll be a wet a

all right spencer.w you talked a lot about the weather, but we want to talk about the after the weather podcast is a new episode just dropped right the episode just dropped in. it's basically an honor of black history month, which has now ended but it's still something important to talk about my guest is noah griffin local bay area resident in marine county. this guy's such a renaissance man. here. he is with the late john lewis civil rights leader and congressman. noah and i are both from that generation that grew up under jim crow segregation in the south. so we have vivid memories because that was for the first 20 years or so of our lives. this is thurgood marshall the first black supreme court justice appointed by lynden johnson. so noah, and i talk it on podcast about the civil rights movement the struggles about the atrocities, but we also talk about the contributions and the in the history of black people in america and why you can't really talk about american history without talking about black

let's check in with spencer. spencer: actually there may be a lot more to come.e's a look at what is happening in the bay area. we've got rainfall scattered all across the region. the heaviest rain right now is concentrated in the east bay where all the major freeways are getting a drenching. antioch over to san leandro all shifting eastward at the moment and it may not last much longer. gusty outside with gusts miles an hour to 31 miles an hour. no sign yet of those gusts easing up much. here's the view from the rooftop camera where we had a damp downpour. temperature readings in the 50's. the view at the golden gate where we are seeing some blue sky right now. the pavement is wet from rain that fell moments ago. other temperature readings, 45 degrees. concord at 49. the view at emeryville looks pretty dark. traffic was heavy before the recent downpour and it is still moving rather slowly. these are our forecast headlines -- clear and cold overnight. mainly sunny and mild or through friday. the storm we had earlier today was a bit more intense, a level two now.

thank you spencer. all right now to the new developments out of san jose tonight tying the man accused of having explosive materials in his home to two separate transformer blasts the first explosion damage to transformer on thornwood drive on december 8th. not far from oak ridge mall the second nearly a month later on snell avenue at santa teresa boulevard peter caroussev made his first appearance in court today where he was denied bail abc 7 news reporter amanda del castillo has the new details. 36 year old peter karasov the san jose man accused of having explosives and his family home on potomac court making his first court appearance friday police now linking him to explosions at two pg&e transformers. not far from where he lived this 21-page criminal complaint bringing to light a december 8th blast that damaged or transformer on thornwood drive outside, oakridge mall, the second happened january 5th on snell avenue in santa teresa boulevard. we're detectives noted damage to a nearby building includ

spencer, take it away. spencer: i will say the same thing. here's a look at live doppler 7. you can see that there is some moisture in the north bay, in the northernmost part of sonoma county. while no one is reporting rain flat the moment, it is likely that some isolated sprinkles are adding the ground. the changing scenery in the last hour is the increasing wind. we do not have powerful gusts yet. just an hour ago, we had wind speeds at the surface under 15 miles an hour and here's a live view from sutro tower looking out over san francisco. so far mainly clear skies. mid 60's at palo alto, san jose, santa clara, and 52 at half moon bay. at the golden gate earlier, we saw almost all blue sky right now. 62 degrees right now, low 60's and all these locations. livermore around 62, 60 three degrees p here is a view around emeryville, looking toward the golden gate. overnight, we ca rain and strong wind gust, so the morning commute will be quite challenging. expect a sunnier, drier pattern later in the week. the storm on the specific abc 7 storm impact scale is a level 2. once

spencer: dr. chin-hong: -- spencer: yeah. kristen: in the meantime, they will get more snow in yosemite to yosemite remains close. it has been 2.5 weeks as workers clear roadways and work to make it safe. joining us live now to talk about the historic conditions from one of the top efforts in yosemite history, longtime park spokesperson scott ranger scott, thanks for being on our show. how many years now have you been in that role? scott: 27 years now. kristen: that beats the amount of time i've been here at abc 7. you have that perspective. you've had closures in the park, of course, right? i remember the fergus fe in 20, 18rty. w long is this one, dilosu, relative to others? his is a significant closure pit as you mentioned, we tonmoverenutsh gin 1990 seven,r about two months. but the longest closure was due to covid, from march to june, so these types of closures do happen. kristen: so this one, look, you are as factual as they come, so what are the facts with regards to when the park might open? i know people get scared w

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ama: spencer? spencer: it is not going to last very long. let's take a look at live doppler 7. dry conditions across the bay area right now. patches of green showing up, moisture in the atmosphere, but we have no reports of rain hitting the ground right now. none the less, we are under a flood watch for the entire bay until sunday because of the saturated ground and because of the oncoming rain this weekend and into next week. the approaching storm, the next one for this weekend, on the exclusive abc 7 storm impact scale is a level 1. we can expect scattered showers, maybe an occasional isolated downpour here or there. rainfall totals about 1/4 to 3/4. flood advisory in effect for some areas. notice much of the day tomorrow will be relatively calm, especially going into the late afternoon hours. we get a little bit of a break, a calm break, before the next surge of more widespread and steady rain arrives late tomorrow night. . that will continue into sunday. it will be a wet weekend, wetter tomorrow than on sunday, but there will be periods of wet rain. rainfall estimates for t

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thank you spencer. right now to the new developments out of san jose tonight tying the man accused of having explosive materials in his home to two separate transformer blasts the first explosion damage to transformer on thornwood drive on december 8th. not far from oak ridge mall the second nearly a month later on snell avenue at santa teresa boulevard peter caroussev made his first appearance in court today where he was denied bail abc 7 news reporter amanda del castillo has the new details. 36 year old peter karasov the san jose man accused of having explosives and his family home on potomac court making his first court appearance friday police now linking him to explosions at two pg&e transformers. not far from where he lived this 21-page criminal complaint bringing to light a december 8th blast that damaged or transformer on thornwood drive outside, oakridge mall, the second happened january 5th on snell avenue in santa teresa boulevard. we're detectives noted damage to a nearby building including

spencer: the therapeutic value of music. a sunny day is therapeutic also.ion: oh, we will not get any therapy this coming week. spencer: we have a storm coming our way but not for quite a while. we have, conditions. wind speeds are quite low. nice, clear view of san francisco. current temperature readings, 47 degrees in the city and oakland and san jose. mid 40's at santa clara and half moon bay. looking out over the bay, looking westward. 40 degrees in santa rosa. low to mid 40's at napa, concord and livermore. 39 degrees at fairfield. one more live look at the rooftop camera. these are our forecast headlines. clear and cold overnight. mild tomorrow afternoon under hazy sunshine. level two thunderstorm into tuesday morning and it will we get on thursday followed by drier weather at the end of the week. tonight, mainly clear with a few high clouds moving in overnight and the early morning hours. we will have the high clouds filtering the sunshine. late tomorrow night, the sunshine develops. overnight lows under mainly clear skies. low to mid 30's and most o

ama: let's get a look with spencer christian. spencer: briefer and briefer by the moment. a lot of green moisture showing up in the atmosphere right. -- right now. we still have a flood watch in effect until 10:00 sunday morning as the ground is so saturated. any additional rain could produce more flooding. let's take a look at the approaching storm on the exclusive abc 7 storm impact scale. level 1. we can expect showers, even downpours. the wettest area will be in the north bay. it will be breezy at times. bay event until midday. scattered showers in other parts of the bay area. the steadiest rain will remain up in the north bay. tomorrow night, the rain becomes more widespread, reaching all parts of the bay area going into sunday and even into monday. i give you a look at the forecast beyond monday in just a few minutes. dan: thanks. here we go again. in the south bay, the heavy rain caused more flooding, swamping roads and major highways. that had drivers looking for creative waves -- ways to get around the closures. we spoke with some of them as they dealt with the de

spencer: i feel the same way.the inside stateroom where you do not have a window. mike: that is brutal. is there something between the $30,000 and 100 thousand dollars? larry: probably. still, three years. if you are retired? kristen: you can only eat so much at the buffet. larry: see you at midnight. [laughter] >> how many times can you go to the bahamas? larry: if you find yourself sigh ing a lot, it could be a good sign. sighs are great for stress release. researchers tried meditating on box breathing for a month and found that sighing made the biggest difference in improving mood and anxiety. my family members tell me i am constantly siding, and away will tell them i am setting the trend. i am doing it right. spencer: i do the same thing. every once in a while my wife will say what's wrong? i will say, i just feel relieved. if it is the end of a busy day it is like, it is done it i am relaxing. >> now you can say, i am working on my health. larry: there you go. larry: i hear, i am working with spencer today,[s

ama: let's get a look with spencer christian. spencer: briefer and briefer by the moment.een moisture showing up in the atmosphere right. -- right now. we still have a flood watch in effect until 10:00 sunday morning as the ground is so saturated. any additional rain could produce more flooding. let's take a look at the approaching storm on the exclusive abc 7 storm impact scale. level 1. we can expect showers, even downpours. the wettest area will be in the north bay. it will be breezy at times. bay event until midday. scattered showers in other parts of the bay area. the steadiest rain will remain up in the north bay. tomorrow night, the rain becomes more widespread, reaching all parts of the bay area going into sunday and even into monday. i give you a look at the forecast beyond monday in just a few minutes. dan: thanks. here we go again. in the south bay, the heavy rain caused more flooding, swamping roads and major highways. that had drivers looking for creative waves -- ways to get around the closures. we spoke with some of them as they dealt with the delays. report

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joining us live is spencer christian to talk about the latest storm. the good news, it is tapering off. spencer: it is. it helps our forecasting that we can predict every tuesday, we get a storm. it is remarkable that three consecutive tuesdays have produced similar weather. you can see we still have relatively widespread rainfall, but notice this really late -- or, not really raining at all in the bay. there's some widespread light rainfall from san francisco across the bay to the east bay. the heaviest and steadiest activity right now has shifted to the north bay and continues to move southeast. san jose, sunnyvale, all of those locations moving southward from the peninsula, are getting a good dose of rainfall. we still have occasional gusts, but the system is weakening. we are keeping this, for the moment, on the storm impact scale at a level two because it's impacts are going to be felt through the afternoon and the commute. the intensity of the storm is far lower than it was earlier in the day. this will shortly be a level one storm. for the after

spencer laughs. i love anything with liquid.sic subject — it's what everyone does first — but i still find it fascinating that you pop a water balloon, the rubber whips out of there almost immediately, even in slow—mo, and then, you'rejust left with the shape — you're left with a big glob of water. i think the most important thing for shooting slow—mo, especially when you're getting towards 1000, is you need the right light and you need lots of it. so, for example, undera regular incandescent light bulb orjust like a lamp that you might find at home, chances are you're gonna see the flickering of the electrical grid and it looks really unattractive in slow—mo, it's really distracting to see all the lights doing this. yeah. so, shoot outdoors under the sun — the sun doesn't flicker — or get massive lights like i've got, which is the more expensive option. laughs. right then. time to make my own slow—mo. and in order to get some precision moves at high speed, we're attaching the 2000 frames per second phantom camera to one another

all right, not a walsh out spencer. thanks. well, it was a soggy saturday in the bay area just about everywhere. you looked the day started out with some heavy downpours making for some dangerous driving conditions things actually cleared up for a bit and we did see pockets of sunshine throughout the day. we also saw some snow from this latest storm it fell in napa county on highway 29 at robert louis stevenson park near calistoga. it started just after 10 am and continued for a couple of hours. i have never really seen anything like it. i mean i've heard this happening up here before but that's way up at the peak. i've never seen snow this slow and elevation. caltrans had several snow plows ready to go and started clearing the highway once the snow started falling highway 29 got hit pretty hard during last week's storm and a stretch had to close for several days. and check this out. it is a mess up in the sierra tonight because of all the snow interstate 80 is shut down. once again westbound at the state line and eastbound at

spencer: only hours away. you can see right now, little patches of green are showing up, we are not experiencing measurable rain at the moment but we are under a flood watch until sunday morning for the entire bay area because the ground is so saturated. let's take a look at the forecast information. the remainder of this evening, we expect to be generally dry with small patches of showers moving in late tonight and early tomorrow morning, the next storm arriving. it will be a level one on the storm impact scale. this weekend, we expect periods of scattered showers, rainfall totals relatively light. the flood watch remains in effect. 6:00 tomorrow morning, morn showers, break in the early evening and then we are concentrated and more widespread rainfall tomorrow into sunday. it will be a decent soaking for us. there's more after that, even stronger storms. that's in the accuweather 7-day forecast a little later. ama: as expected, the atmospheric river hammered santa cruz county and now hundreds of homes in the

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spencer: yes, we are.r storm warning in effect this week and for the sierra. 10:00 a.m. saturday until 10:00 monday. here in the bay area we are expecting rain. this weekend it will be with gusty winds from time to time. snow over the highest peaks. a chance of thunder. 6:00 a.m. tomorrow we get a wave of rain. a break in the afternoon. more rain sunday night into monday. a period of wet weather's coming our way. we have periods of through tuesday, a break on wednesday and more rain at the end of the week. diablo has this season. there is more on the way. dan: snow there. ama: the >> have warriors finally shown up? steph curry's return only days away. away. we will show you that's why i take osteo bi-flex every day. it's clinically shown to improve joint comfort in 7 days, and continues to improve over time. kinda like us. osteo bi-flex. because i'm made to move. warriors are finally gelling, riding a four game win streak. the possible return of steph curry may be this sunday. the warriors ended up winning

spencer: the storm that won't go away. we have downpours over in the east bay inland valleys peered widespread downpours although the storm seems so weak just a couple of hours ago. it is still level one on the storm impact scale peered through tomorrow we expect more rain, scattered showers, and isolated hail. it will calm down in the early morning but more pockets of showers will come tomorrow afternoon. meanwhile, the focus right now is also on the atmospheric river development that is aimed at the central coast beginning late thursday. the low pressure system will drop down, tap into the moisture, eat energized and fueled by the moisture and produce rainfall that is likely to be flooding rain bringing warmer air, melting snow and globalize -- localized adding peered i will have the details later. dan? dan: mother killed by a falling tree while on the hike with her son and a boy scout troop. the tree came morning at rancho san antonio county park in cupertino. abc7 news reporter has the story. reporter: described by fam