abc seven news weather anchor spencer christian is here. just when we think we're done with the storm system, spencer. then we have another one. how is it looking tomorrow? >> well, you know, we were teased by this beautiful weekend we just had, but now clouds are thickening, as you just showed on that camera view. and rain is approaching. so here's a look at live doppler seven. you can see the storm sort of brewing right off shore. and the rainfall doesn't look very significant. but there will be some wet spots tomorrow on the exclusive abc seven storm impact scale. this is a level one storm, a storm of light intensity producing scattered showers under a 10th of an inch of rainfall, and it will be a little bit breezy tomorrow. his forecast animation showing that by about 5:00 tomorrow morning is the morning commute begins. we'll see a few scattered showers coming in uh- then by the end of the day, going into the early evening hours, we'll start to see some partial clearing. so i'll show you what will follow that in just a few minutes. j.r.

. >> abc seven news weather anchor spencer christian starts us off with more on that. spencer >> okay, dan, it's been quite a rainy day for some parts of the bay area. as you pointed out, the east bay has more recently been getting some downpours, but things are tapering off a little bit. here's a look at live doppler seven right now. and you can see that we've got just lightrillionain for most of the bay area. and a few showers down on the peninsula right now. some of the heaviest activity right now is just moving. where is that's right around palo alto and los altos hills right now. and of course the santa cruz mountains are getting a nice dose of rainfall. here's the looping image. you can see the movement of the system from northwest to southeast. so it's pushing out of the bay area right now, but it won't be completely out of here until later tonight. let's take a look at the exclusive abc seven storm impact scale. this is a level one storm through this evening. we expect more periods of scattered showers, maybe a couple of isolated downpours. winds are gusty right

weather anchor spencer christian spencer. >> okay, ama and dan.know we had a little bit of a storm here earlier, but look at it now on live doppler seven. it's pretty much out of the bay area, so let's move along and take a look at what else is coming our way, and we'll come on advance. now come on. graphics would be nice. there you go. the surface winds have diminished quite a bit. we had gusts over 35mph earlier. right now, the strongest wind speeds at the surface are 16mph. things have calmed down. it's getting chilly, though. temperatures in the upper 40s at san francisco, oakland, hayward, san jose, san mateo, 50 degrees at half moon bay, other temperature readings, even chilly, are down to 36 right now at petaluma, 42 at santa rosa, mid 40s at napa, fairfield, concord and livermore. we have a frost advisory in effect for the interior. north bay valleys until 9 a.m. frost will form in numerous locations. temperatures may drop as low tonight as 33 degrees. looking at our lows across the entire region, lots of inland locations will see lows ton

spencer christian is here with that. >> spencer. okay. >> ama and dan. i consider the calmer weather we have right now our pot of gold in that rainbow. here's a look at live doppler seven. after a day of drenching downpours and damaging wind gusts, we have relatively calm conditions now. just a few light scattered showers. there have been a couple of isolated downpours, but not much is going on right now in the way of active weather. the storm right now is a level one storm in the exclusive abc seven storm impact scale. through tomorrow, we expect more scattered showers. it will be breezy, some isolated downpours, possibly a thunderstorm or two tomorrow. but as you watch the forecast animation overnight, you can see this little pockets of isolated cells moving through the bay area overnight and into the daytime hours tomorrow when we get some stronger cells tomorrow . and that brings about the possibility, of course, of a thunderstorm or two. right now we're looking at dry conditions mainly, and temperature readings in the upper 50s in san francisco, oak

weather anchor spencer christian saying on top of it for us. of course, and whether we might be in the clear tonight. spencer we are indeed in the clear. >> i'm happy to say, dan and emma, we had, of course, as you know, a fierce level four storm yesterday. it was downgraded to level one today, but the rain continued. the showers into the evening hours before they tapered off. and now we look at live doppler seven. you can see that it is dry across the bay area. there's some moisture in the atmosphere, but we are not experiencing rainfall at the moment. so we are in the clear for a while. so here's your day planner for tomorrow. early tomorrow morning, 7 a.m. we'll have bright skies with just a few clouds around temperatures ranging from 43 inland to about 47 around the bay. then by noon, we'll see mostly sunny skies, 53 inland, 56 around the bay shoreline, 54 at the coast, 4 p.m. still bright, sunny skies, 57 degrees inland and at the bay, 54 at the coast and then going into the evening hours 7 p.m, mostly clear, but there will be a few clouds

>> we have abc seven news team coverage, but let's begin with abc seven news weather anchor spencer christian for the latest on conditions right now. spencer. >> okay, dan and i'm i probably don't have to remind you we had these powerful, dangerous, deadly wind gusts yesterday. i just want to show you a quick list of some of the peak gusts up to 102mph at pablo point, 80 98mph at loma prieta. but the most amazing one to me is 87mph at los gatos, which is down at the surface. not one of those high elevations. so you can see why so much damage has been done. right now, the wind is calm. we don't have any wind speeds over ten miles per hour right now, but we still have some showers as you can see on live doppler seven. so let's take a closer look. the heaviest activity right now is down in this area from the santa cruz mountains over to the morgan hill area northward up through the mount hamilton region and into livermore. so we've still got some downpours and we still have a storm that is ranked level one on our exclusive abc seven storm impact scale. so for the next few hours, we expect a few

we go abc seven weather anchor spencer christian is here to tell us what we can expect next. i was just about to put that umbrella far from the front door, but maybe not so fast. >> not yet jr not yet. tomorrow won't exactly be a parade day, let's put it that way. here's a look at what's happening on live doppler seven. you can see a storm forming off shore moving in our direction. a little bit of green showing up there, some precipitation developing in the system. not a lot though. it's only a level one storm on the exclusive abc seven storm impact scale, so it's not going to be a heavy rain maker. but for tomorrow, we expect scattered showers under a 10th of an inch of rain in most locations, and it will be breezy. so the forecast animation taking us into the overnight hours shows clouds increasing and by about 5 a.m. as the morning commute is getting underway for much of the bay area, we'll see some light scattered showers beginning to move onshore and throughout the day that will be the pattern. pockets of light scattered showers. there could be an isolated downpour or tw

weather anchor spencer christian spencer . >> okay, ama and dan. for most of the day, we've seen isolated pockets of stormy weather moving through the bay area. that's still the pattern we have right now, but you'll see here on live doppler seven that down in the east bay right now, we've got a more widespread area of rain moving out of the south bay. most of this activity is moving from our southwest up to the northeast. so right now we've got downpours near fremont, union city, hayward, easton, over to pleasanton and out toward san ramon. so some pretty steady rain fall at the moment, but of course is not very widespread. nonetheless, this is a level three storm on the exclusive abc seven storm impact scale through this evening. more pockets of severe stormy weather pockets of heavy rainfall, strong gusty wind, localized flooding all associated with this system. now here's the forecast animation showing that as we get later into the evening hours, although we'll still see some storm cells moving through isolated cells later in the evening, we'll

we've got team coverage, starting with spencer christian. hi spencer. hey, dionne. >> let's take a look. right now at live doppler seven, and you can see the first wave of lightrillionain and showers beginning to push onshore from the peninsula down to the santa cruz mountains and into the south bay. it's going to become a lot more widespread as we get later into the evening. as you pointed out, this is a level four storm that we haven't seen in a long time here on the exclusive abc seven storm impact scale, bringing overnight and tomorrow heavy rain, flooding, strong damaging winds, downed trees and power outages are likely. here's a forecast animation notice between 3630 and about 1230 tonight. we'll see rain becoming widespread. moderate even moderate to heavy. then overnight. notice these vivid colors of red and orange. that's heavy rain. that will continue right on through the morning hours into about midday tomorrow before the storm begins to break up. a little bit into pockets of heavy rain as opposed to widespread heavy rainfall. we have a flood

we have team coverage starting with spencer christian in the storm center and spencer thankfully today a little bit more calm. but tomorrow is a concern, right? >> you're right about that, karina. so we've got lightrillionain right now across the bay area. there may be a few isolated downpours. let's take a close up look. you can see that the rain is becoming more widespread now. we've got some little pockets of steadier rain surging onshore right now, mainly up in the north bay, down through the golden gate into san francisco and onto the northern part of the peninsula. but the storm is going to become more widespread as we get into the next couple of hours, but it's still a light storm. you can see the bigger, stronger storm still offshore, moving in our direction. that will be plowing into the bay area tomorrow. right now, though, we have gusty winds, wind gusts at the coast up to an and over 30mph. the wind will be tapering off a little bit later in the evening. so this is still a level one storm through tonight with continued periods of lightrillionainfall, maybe occasional downpo

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and other memorable parade pieces to the accuweather forecast, we go abc seven weather anchor spencer christian is here to tell us a little bit about what's up next with rain. no signs of any rain over the weekend so far. >> that's right j.r, beautiful weekend both days. nice and warm and almost spring like. but that's all coming to an end overnight. let me show you what's coming our way. here's live doppler seven, and you can see that there's nothing happening in terms of active weather right now. we're picking up some moisture on the radar, but no precipitation is here. now, as we pull back a little bit and show you the movement of our next system, you see lots of clouds, a big mass of clouds out there moving in our direction. a little bit of green, a little bit of precipitation showing up there as it approaches the coastline. so this storm on the exclusive abc seven storm impact scale is a level one storm. and overnight we'll see clouds increasing tomorrow scattered showers less than a 10th of an inch of rainfall. measurable rain expected from this storm. and we'll have breezy conditions sta

spencer christian has some important information on what we can expect. spencer. okay dion, let's start with live doppler seven. >> and there's your picture. we've got widespread rain still drenching the bay area. the heaviest rain right now is up in the north bay. and over the santa cruz mountains. so let's move along and take a look at our current wind gusts. because as you mentioned, the wind gusts have been damaging. we've got 47 mile per hour gusts at sfo right now, 48 over in oakland, 54 mile per hour winds at hayward and up in the hills. the gusts have been over 60 and up to 70mph in the last hour. this is still a level four storm on the exclusive abc seven storm impact scale. even though the storm, the heaviestrillionain fall is not quite so widespread as it was earlier. so for this evening , we expect more downpours, flooding, rain, strong damaging winds. there's a possibility of more downed trees and power outages. here's a forecast animation starting at 530. notice over the evening hours. going into the late night hours, we'll see more widespread pocket

we get to the rest of our team coverage, we want to start with abc seven news weather anchor spencer christian spencer. >> okay, dan and i just want to point out that severe thunderstorm warning that just popped up is for locations far outside the bay area over in the sierra. let's take a closer look at some of the storms here in our area, though. down in the santa cruz mountains right now moving through the south bay, we've got some pretty heavy downpours in the saratoga los gatos area and over towards campbell and cupertino and in the east bay between dublin and livermore. we've got some downpours that are sort of moving to our east now, pushing away from the bay area. nonetheless we still have a level three storm on the exclusive abc seven storm impact scale through this evening. more severe storms are likely to pop up, with pockets of heavy rain and strong, damaging winds. localized flooding is possible as well. here's the forecast animation, taking us later into the evening hours. we'll see the storm losing some of its intensity as we get past 8 or 9 p.m, but until then, these storms, the

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let's turn to abc seven weather anchor spencer christian, who is here with what we can expect next. spencer okay, chris. >> and it's easy to see how we get this kind of flooding just depicted by the video when we get these heavy rainfall rates of one inch per hour, that's a lot of rain. and again, i'll add on top of already saturated soil from recent rainfall. so here we go. here's a look. let me move that sign over a little bit okay. flash flood warning in san francisco until 4 p.m. looking at the bigger picture there you can see the areas of orange and yellow and red indicating where the heaviest rain has been falling continues to fall. but that's been there. it's been sort of stationary there almost for the last couple of hours with steady rainfall and periods of heavy downpours up and down the peninsula, up in parts of the north bay as just shown by the video of the flooding, there in the north bay. and of course, here in san francisco, where, as indicated by this warning, a flash flood warning is in effect has been for a while now until 4 p.m. so at least for another hour, we ca

abc seven weather anchor spencer christian is here with his full forecast in just a few minutes.he rest of california, particularly southern california, is being pummeled by this slow moving storm tonight. in total, 400 million people across the state are under flood alerts from redding down to san diego. here's abc news reporter brian clark with the emergency tonight . reporter california governor gavin newsom proclaimed a state of emergency for eight counties in southern california as a powerful storm made landfall. >> that storm bringing with it torrential rains, life threatening floods, damaging winds and mudslides. >> it's going to be very slow moving and there are some initial indications now that it may stall out monday into tuesday near la county, 40 million people in the state under flood alerts in los angeles county, numerous evacuation warnings, officials creating emergency shelters for people and animals. >> the la river has already started to rage, and this was coming from almost nothing an hour ago. the atmospheric river like a firehose into los angeles for the next

weather anchor spencer christian. >> all right. spencer, how much more wet weather will we get today? >> just a little bit because those peeks of sunshine are going to expand into extended gazes in just a couple of days. let's take a look at live doppler seven. you can see that the storm is really breaking up into scattered showers, but some of those showers are producing downpours, mainly in the santa cruz mountains, right now. in fact, in the la honda area, we've got some pretty heavy rain right now. again, it's isolated, but it's a heavy downpour. so let's bring in the exclusive abc seven storm impact scale. this is a level one storm through this evening. we expect more scattered showers, but they will become more widely scattered later. in the evening. maybe a couple of isolated downpours. winds gusting 15 to 35mph. as we look at the forecast animation, you can see that after about 9:00, there won't be much left to this storm, just a couple of little impulses moving through, producing some brief showers. and after midnight it sh

. >> let's check in with spencer christian to see what is happening. spencer. yeah. things are changing so fast this afternoon. >> so let's take a look at live doppler seven right now. you can see that we still have widespread rainfall and lots of green, indicating the relative light rain. and of course the yellows and oranges, indicating the heavier, steadier rainfall. and we have a lot of that right now, mainly in the east bay up in the antioch area. some heavy downpours down around livermore and eastward out towards altamont. but even in the other east bay locations, concord, san ramon, pleasanton, hayward, san leandro, we're still getting some steady lightrillionainfall adding, of course, to the flooding potential in those areas. just as the evening commute gets underway. so here's our satellite radar composite image showing th

but let us begin with spencer christian. >> a look at the forecast. and spencer, it seems to change every five minutes is changing every second. >> larry, we've got areas where obviously the sun is breaking through, but we've got areas where the storms, the storm cells are quite intense. let's take a look right now down in san mateo county, where a severe thunderstorm watch or warning is in effect, is moving through. well, there it is. it's a warning. now you can see it moving towards san mateo burlingame down towards redwood city. so that entire area is under this severe thunderstorm warning, while much of the remainder of the bay area right now is seeing little breaks of blue sky, this storm is a level three storm on the exclusive of abc seven storm impact scale. through this evening. we expect to see more pockets of severe storms developing with heavy rain, strong gusty wind. we've got strong gusty winds all across the entire region right now and localized flooding, of course, remains a possibility. here's our forecast animation starting right now.

. >> spencer christian is here with us with a look at the forecast. spencer >> yes, kristen and dan, the showers are still with us becoming more widespread. more more scattered. now, i should say here's a look at live doppler seven. they were more widespread earlier this afternoon, and right now the heaviest activity is in this area just south of livermore, down moving down to the mount hamilton area. and of course, we still have some downpours and scattered around the santa cruz mountains, the wettest region of the bay area today. these this is a level one storm on the exclusive abc seven storm impact scale. so for the rest of this afternoon and through the evening, we expect more scattered showers. there could be some occasional downpours as we're seeing right now in some spots, winds gusting 3015 to 35mph. but the wind gusts will be diminishing after about 10:00 tonight, and there's a possibility with the cold air aloft of some light snow on our peaks. here's the forecast animation taking us into the evening hours by 6 p.m. notice how scattered the

let's get our first look at the weather with spencer christian and how long it's going to last and how bad it's going to be. spencer well, it's going to be stronger. >> karina, than the one we have today. as you pointed out, it's going to be a level two storm on our exclusive abc seven storm impact scale. let's take a look at live doppler seven. you can see the storm that we had earlier this evening is just about over. we have just a few light scattered showers. and here comes storm number two. also a level two storm. it's going to be much stronger than the one we had today. it's going to bring us tomorrow. moderate heavy rainfall. in fact, this storm will continue into monday. uh- wind gusts 20 to 40mph or even higher. rough and dangerous surf and a flood watch is in effect. here's the forecast animation starting 10 a.m. tomorrow. notice that the storm doesn't really move onshore until around midday between noon and about 2 p.m. it'll spread across the entire bay area, bringing periods of very heavy downpours and strong, gusty winds. and it's going to continue through tomorrow night a

let's begin now with abc seven news weather anchor spencer christian. with what you are seeing right now, spencer. >> yes, beyond what we're seeing right now is widespread rainfall on live doppler seven now, not quite the widespread intensity, sustained intensity that we expected, but it's wet out there all across the region. and as we close in there, you can see some areas of yellows and oranges indicating some heavy downpours. but they are brief and they're isolated. this is a wider picture of the storm showing you the rotation that counterclockwise rotation sending wave after wave of showers and rain in our direction, along with generating gusty winds. so what was earlier a level two storm on the exclusive abc seven storm impact scale? it's now a level one. it's still a significant storm. we'll see showers and brief downpours overnight into tomorrow. winds still gusting 25 to 45mph at times and localized flooding is still possible. here's the forecast animation starting at midnight. notice the coverage of the storm is not quite so wide, but where it d

it behind us too, so if you have a special dinner to go out to tonight, let's check in with spencer christian to see how that forecast looks. >> spencer, take along two umbrellas, one for you and one for your date. >> let's take a look at live doppler seven right now, and you can see that well, before we get to live doppler seven, the satellite showing you the series of storms coming our way. we've been telling you about the lineup of storms, and right now the first one is here already producing lightrillionain and some showers and a few occasional downpours. now here's live doppler seven. you can see the rain is rather widespread with breaks here and there, so we don't really have an area of steady, heavy downpours. but it rain is fairly substantial on the peninsula right now. across the bay over in union city, fremont area, farther inland over san ramon. it's raining right now and we'll continue to see that pattern going into the evening hours. this is a level one storm on the exclusive abc seven storm impact scale through this evening. mainly light showers, briefly heavy downpours at times

we get to the rest of our team coverage, we want to start with abc seven news weather anchor spencer christian just want to point out that severe thunderstorm warning that just popped up is for locations far outside the bay area over in the sierra. let's take a closer look at some of the storms here in our area, though. down in the santa

. >> and spencer christian spencer okay, dan and christy, here's a look at live doppler seven. >> youoking at live doppler seven, you can see that the area that's being hardest hit right now in terms of steady rainfall and some of it pretty heavy. the santa cruz mountains from santa cruz up to scotts valley, then up north eastward through los gatos into san jose and continuing northeastward up into the lower part of alameda county. so that's a steady rainfall there. the storm has not yet ended, so we're still calling this a level one storm on the exclusive abc seven storm impact scale. going through the afternoon and into the evening hours, we expect more perds

but let's begin with abc seven news weather anchor spencer christian with a look at the forecast. spencer. >> okay, dan, i'll start with a look at that live doppler seven image you just commented on, which shows us widespread relief for much o of the bay area. and yet we still have a storm down here in the south bay, reaching from, well, the gilroy area up through morgan hill, across the mount hamilton area, up into livermore, out to tracy and antioch. we still have some rain and some heavy downpours, localized, isolated, but heavy downpours nonetheless. so this is still a storm ranking level one on the exclusive abc seven storm impact scale for the next few hours, we'll have periods of showers and maybe a thunderstorm or two isolated. of course, much lighter wind than yesterday, and watch for debris on the roadways if you're driving. here's the forecast animation. notice how quickly it all disappears. i'm talking next 2 to 3 hours. this storm should be all gone, giving way to at least partial clearing during the overnight hours going into the early morning. the wind is really calm

at stanford, spencer christian, abc seven news. so cute seeing the little guys go. >> marine scientists are already studying the turtles who've made it to mexico and southern california. now, if you want to follow along on the turtle tracker map, we have links at abc7 news.com. >> san francisco has apparently lost out to san diego when it comes to becoming the first american zoo to start hosting china's furry ambassadors again, we're talking about the giant pandas. china has long used, loaning pandas out to international zoos as a gesture of goodwill, and that restarted when china's president came here for apec back in november. the san diego zoo is expecting two pandas sometime this year. it is important to note san francisco is not necessarily out, but sources tell us the city has more requirements to meet, including securing funding and building a new enclosure. helping improve lives one stitch at a time. >> doesn't matter what you're doing in life. you have an idea. figure out how to make it happen. all you need is someone to s

and as spencer christian reports, their arrival may help solve an ocean going mystery. whoa >> when we first met these endangered loggerhead sea turtles last year, they were plunging into the pacific. outfitted with satellite tracking devices, researchers from stanford have been waiting anxiously, hoping to learn if a mysterious climate driven pathway is allowing some of the turtles to travel thousands of miles to the coast of california and mexico, crossing waters that are normally too cold for them. >> so the hypothesis is that under warm ocean conditions, we'll see more sea turtles make it to the north american coast. >> dana briscoe is a marine scientist with stanford's d'aw school of sustainability. she says the sea turtles seen here as colored lines in this animation, typically follow a food rich band of warm water known as the pacific transition zone, something like a floating buffet. but watch what happens in late october early november as more than half a dozen sea turtles peel off heading south, with three reaching the coastline of mexico and southern californ

. >> thankfully, spencer christian here with the first look at the forecast. blue skies and sun. >> yes, the skies are getting bluer, larry. and the sun is becoming more prominent, more visible in the sky. here's a look at live doppler seven. you can see little patches of light scattered showers around the bay area right now. pull back and give you a wider view and you can see how they are winding down so there's still enough left in this storm to give it a ranking on the exclusive abc seven storm impact scale. so going into this evening, it's a level one system widely scattered light showers, brief downpours are possible. minimal impacts. and the forecast animation shows you that as we get into about oh 6 or 7:00, you'll see almost nothing on the radar screen here. and what's to follow is, well, i'll tell you that good news a little bit later with the accuweather seven day forecast. kristen larry. >> all right. thank you. spencer well, part of niles canyon road near sunol is still closed. the road between old canyon road and main street was damaged during thi

but first, let's bring in weather anchor spencer christian with the latest. hey, spencer. >> hey, kristen. let's take a look at live doppler seven right now. but i'm going to switch and go back a little bit and show you some of the peak wind gusts we had from yesterday. store storm, which was, as you know, a very powerful storm. uh palpable point marin county, 102mph. loma prieta, 98 mile per hour winds. now here's what's unusual about the los gatos wind gusts of 87mph. that's down at the surface. you know, we're used to the higher peaks, higher elevations, getting these powerful gusts. but down at the surface, at 87 mile per hour, wind gust is really remarkable. and in the course, 61 to 62mph in san francisco, half moon bay and oakland hills. now let's move along and take a look at how common it is right now. we have wind speeds under 20mph. what a difference a day makes. and of course you can see the rainfall totals from the last 24 hours exceeding two inches in many locations. now back to live doppler seven. we have some showers still moving through the bay

weather anchor spencer christian. >> all right. >> just a little bit because those peeks of sunshine are going to expand into extended gazes in just a couple of days. let's take a look at live doppler seven. you can see that the storm is really breaking up into scattered showers, but some of those showers are producing downpours, mainly in the santa cruz mountains, right now. in fact, in the la honda area, we've got some pretty heavy rain right now. again, it's isolated, but it's a heavy downpour. so let's bring in the exclusive abc

abc seven weather anchor spencer christian is tracking this latest storm. spencer who's at most risk for tornado? >> well, if we do see tornadoes in northern california at all, christian, they're most likely to occur over the flat areas of the sacramento valley. however we have parts of the bay area that are right on the fringe there. places like rio vista and fairfield that are in that broader area where a tornado could possibly develop. but i want to make it clear that this there's a chance, but we're not predicting that one will occur now. right now, we're looking at live doppler seven. you can see we've got fairly widespread rainfall and some scattered heavy downpours, especially right down on the peninsula right now and onto the into the santa cruz mountains. we've got a line of stormy weather moving through montara and up towards a south san francisco and san mateo, and then farther southward down into the woodside and los altos hills area. so it's raining rather steadily there. but much of the bay area right now is not receiving rainfall because of th

the niners after dark and taking a look ahead to the super bowl sunday weather conditions with spencer christianand your accuweather forecast are next. everybody chris alvarez back out here live in las vegas at the nfl experience. >> big week in the bay area sports between the niners and the warriors. and you know what these two bay area unite teams their fans just like us steph and kittle haveppreciation for each other. we'll talk about the for the 49 ers. it's one of many landmarks around san francisco glowing in the team colors ahead of tomorrow's super bowl. we could say it's also for lunar new year to the red and the gold. >> yeah. >> and i feel like the weather is very auspicious to kick off the lunar new year is indeed a great start to the lunar new year. >> great start to the weekend. super bowl celebrations, great start to my day here. here's a look at what's happening. let's take a look at our satellite radar composite image. you can tell this is a big ridge of high pressure that is dominating our weather right now, bringing us clear skies. and it will be the dominant feature in our we

abc seven weather anchor spencer christian has the accuweather forecast. spencer aren't we done yet? >> no. i wish i could say yes. kristin not quite yet. you characterized the storm correctly. it's mainly a light storm, but there have been some pockets of heavy downpours and some places have gotten a drenching while others have not gotten much at all. here's a look at live doppler seven. you can see how widely scattered the system is in general, but there are some places right now, especially over in the east bay, where we have some pretty steady downpours. in fact, from, well, hayward right now down to milpitas and over out to livermore and then down into the east foothills there you can see it's some pretty steady downpours and isolated areas, but generally we're looking at lightrillionain now back up to the golden gate into san francisco. here you can see an area of rain offshore beginning to sweep eastward southeast with just a little bit. so san francisco had a nice break here just the last couple of hours. we even had sunshine. but right now clouds a

but let us begin with spencer christian. >> a look at the forecast. nge every five minutes is changing every second. >> larry, we've got areas where obviously the sun is breaking through, but we've got areas where the storms, the storm cells are quite intense. let's take a look right now down in san mateo county, where a severe thunderstorm watch or warning is in effect, is moving through. well, there it is. it's a warning. now you can see it moving towards san mateo burlingame down towards redwood city. so that entire area is under this severe thunderstorm warning, while much of the remainder of the bay area right now is seeing little breaks of blue sky, this storm is a level three storm on the exclusive of abc

it behind us too, so if you have a special dinner to go out to tonight, let's check in with spencer christiantwo umbrellas, one for you and one for your date. >> let's take a look at live doppler seven right now, and you can see that well, before we get to live doppler seven, the satellite showing you the series of storms coming our way. we've been telling you about the lineup of storms, and right now the first one is here already producing lightrillionain and some showers and a few occasional downpours. now here's live doppler seven. you can see the rain is rather widespread with breaks here and there, so we don't really have an area of steady, heavy downpours. but it rain is fairly substantial on the peninsula right now. across the bay over in union city, fremont area, farther inland over san ramon. it's raining right now and we'll continue to see that pattern going into the evening hours. this is a level one storm on the exclusive abc seven storm impact scale through this evening. mainly light showers, briefly heavy downpours at times. breezy with slick roadways. here's the forecast animat

. >> spencer christian is here with us with a look at the forecast. till with us becoming more widespread. more more scattered. now, i should say here's a look at live doppler seven. they were more widespread earlier this afternoon, and right now the heaviest activity is in this area just south of livermore, down moving down to the mount hamilton area. and of course, we still have some downpours and scattered around the santa cruz mountains, the wettest region of the bay area today. these this is a level one storm on the exclusive abc seven storm impact scale. so for the rest of this afternoon and through the evening, we expect more scattered showers. there could be some o

if you have plans tonight, abc seven spencer christian is here now to track the hour by hour forecast. hey spencer. >> hey, kristen, you may not love today's valentine's day weather, but get ready to embrace the rain because we have a lot of it coming our way. here's a look at live doppler seven. you can see we've been talking about this series of storms all week long. and of course, the first and the weakest in the series is hitting us right now with mainly lightrillionainfall and showers, but there will be some locally heavy downpours from time to time. a stronger storm comes in on saturday. you can see that's not too far away right now. then on monday, an even stronger storm yet so let's take a look at what we have right now. we have widespread light rain and showers at this moment. some heavier rain moved through earlier. that's over in the inland east bay. i mean well to our east right now, but we'll close in on the central part of the bay area from san rafael down to the golden gate into san francisco, and onto the tip of the peninsula and eastward over to richmond, berkeley and

. >> let's check in with spencer christian to see what is happening. spencer. yeah. christian and larry, i'm still pulling my graphics together because things are changing so fast this afternoon. >> so let's take a look at live doppler seven right now. you can see that we still have widespread rainfall and lots of green, indicating the relative light rain. and of course the yellows and oranges, indicating the heavier, steadier rainfall. and we have a lot of that right now, mainly in the east bay up in the antioch area. some heavy downpours down around livermore and eastward out towards altamont. but even in the other east bay locations, concord, san ramon, pleasanton, hayward, san leandro, we're still getting some steady lightrillionainfall adding, of course, to the flooding potential in those areas. just as the evening commute gets underway. so here's our satellite radar composite image showing the basically the pattern of this rainfall. it's been generally surging up from our south southwest throughout the afternoon and hasn't been very widespread until the last cou

but let's begin with abc seven news weather anchor spencer christian with a look at the forecast. the bay area. and yet we still have a storm down here in the south bay, reaching from, well, the gilroy area up through morgan hill, across the mount hamilton area, up into livermore, out to tracy and antioch. we still have some rain and some heavy downpours, localized, isolated, but heavy downpours nonetheless. so this is still a storm ranking level one on the exclusive abc seven storm impact scale for the next few hours, we'll have periods of showers and maybe a thunderstorm or two isolated. of course, much lighter wind than yesterday, and watch for debris on the roadways if you're driving. here's the forecast animation

. >> i'm spencer christian, that storm level four still with us.eavy rain, gusty wind, damaging wind. i'll have all the details in my accuweather forecast coming up when abc seven news at six continues. >> and we had some delays ourselves. start of the day at sfo. went to oakland. now we're here in las vegas. our week of super bowl 58 coverage returns here from las vegas. politicians... "he's bad. i'm good." blah, blah. let's shake things up. with katie porter. porter refuses corporate pac money. and leads the fight to ban congressional stock trading. katie porter. taking on big banks to make housing more affordable. and drug company ceos to stop their price gouging. most politicians just fight each other. while katie porter fights for you. for senate - democrat katie porter. i'm katie porter and i approve this message. (vo) with fargo, the new virtual assistant from wells fargo, you can pick up the tab even when you forget your wallet. (kaz) i got this. (ben) fargo, send kaz $145 dollars with zelle®. (kaz) smooth. (vo) want faster, easier banking?

. >> and spencer christian spencer okay, dan and christy, here's a look at live doppler seven. >> you can see that we still have something left from the storm. yesterday's storm, the big powerful level four storm. right now looking at live doppler seven, you can see that the area that's being hardest hit right now in terms of steady rainfall and some of it pretty heavy. the santa cruz mountains from santa cruz up to scotts valley, then up north eastward through los gatos into san jose and continuing northeastward up into the lower part of alameda county. so that's a steady rainfall there. the storm has not yet ended, so we're still calling this a level one storm on the exclusive abc seven storm impact scale. going through the afternoon and into the evening hours, we expect more periods of showers and possibly an isolated thunderstorm or two, a much lighter wind than we had yesterday. we don't have those gusts anymore. and of course, if you're driving, watch out for debris on the roadways. here's the forecast animation taking us into the later afternoon hours. it's going to wind down o

. >> spencer christian is here with a first look at the forecast. and, spencer, we got what, one day of a break, one day break. >> karina, a first look now. but we'll be taking many more looks at our weather over the next few days. here's a look at our live doppler seven with the satellite, and you can see we have a series of storms moving in our direction. the first one, a fairly light storm, will swing through tomorrow on the exclusive abc seven storm impact scale. this is a level one storm. it'll produce rain that will be light, moderate to heavy at times. slick roads for the commute, especially the evening commute, and it will be breezy at times. here's our forecast animation starting at midnight tonight. notice the rain arrives in the north bay tomorrow morning, and by midday to mid-afternoon it will spread to other parts of the bay area. but then on on friday, a stronger, much stronger storm starts to swing through and that will continue through saturday. so basically our friday saturday storm with just a tiny break before the next stronger, mo

spencer christian is here with the forecast. >> spencer okay, dan and kristen, we're all happy about the break, but now we're prepared for more rain and here it comes. take a look at the live doppler seven image. you can see things are dry right now. little green is showing up there. some moisture in the atmosphere not really hitting the ground here in the bay area, but there will be rain hitting the ground tomorrow. this is a level one storm on the exclusive abc seven storm impact scale. so for tomorrow we're expecting lightrillionain and showers and of course, slick roadways and breezy winds, not powerful wind gusts. here's the forecast animation starting at 11:00 tonight. during the overnight hours, we may see a couple of sprinkles moving through, but nothing really major until after about 8 a.m. that's when that first wave of steadier rain starts to swing down through the north bay, and continuing southward and eastward into the peninsula and to the east bay and south bay. so it's going to be wet tomorrow, and i'll show you what comes after that a little bit later. kristen. >> al

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spencer christian is tracking it for us. pencer >> dan and kristen, that image behind you pretty much tells the story. so let's take another look at that. that's live doppler seven showing that the rainfall, of course, has spread to all parts of the bay area. the more colorful parts of the image show where the heaviest rainfall is. it's pretty steady right now all through the central part of the bay area. from san rafael on the north bay, down through san francisco, onto the peninsula, san mateo getting a pretty good soaking right now across the bay to hayward, castro valley, san ramon. it's just wet everywhere, and the wind speeds are quite impressive. we've got gusts over 35mph at half moon bay, 38mph at oakland, and we will probably see even stronger gusts going into the late afternoon. and early evening hours. 54 degrees in san francisco right now, mid to upper 50s. also at oakland, hayward, san jose, san mateo and half moon bay. other temperature readings right now looking across the breezy, gusty embarcadero 54, in sant

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