and that was our spencer christian reporting. more reaction now to the news of president carter's death. vice president kamala harris tweeted her condolences and a statement that says, in part, our world is a better place because of president carter. his life and legacy continue to inspire me and will inspire generations to come. >> house speaker nancy pelosi also issued a statement saying as president, his work to restore integrity to the political arena during a difficult chapter in our history was a testament to his firm faith in the sanctity of the public good, which he always placed above his own. people around the bay area. also remembering carter this morning. abc sen news reporter lena howland joining us here in the studio with the impact that was felt here at home. lena. >> well, jimmy carter, supporters here in the bay area say there was so much more to his legacy, and a lot of it was built after his time in office here in san francisco. a photo of former president carter has been up above the host stand at john's grill

for details, let's go to abc seven news weather anchor spencer christian spencer. here we go again. >> you're right about that, dan. we've got wet roadways, slippery roadways all over the bay area. although the rain isn't very heavy right now, but it continues to fall with periodic showers and light rain and scattered showers is what i'm trying to say. this storm on the exclusive abc seven storm impact scale is a level one light storm. so for the remainder of tonight into tomorrow morning, we expect more periods of light rain and scattered showers. it will be breezy at times and we have rough surf. here's the forecast animation starting at 6 p.m. notice later tonight it will start to taper off to just widely scattered, very light showers, and then a few more showers will move through the bay area early tomorrow morning, mainly in the north bay ahead of a stronger, more intense storm that will run run through the bay area tomorrow night and into saturday morning. rainfall totals from our current storm by 11:00 tomorrow night will generally be under a quarter of an i

spencer christian is here to talk. a little bit of weather.e also saw sunshine. >> yes. and that sunshine is going to be with us for a few days. so we're getting a break from the rain for a while. here's a look at overnight conditions. we have a frost advisory in effect until 4 a.m. 9 a.m. tomorrow, actually, for all of the bay area except the city of san francisco and the peninsula coastline. and temperatures will drop down to about freezing even below in some spots. and tomorrow, even the highs won't be very high. mid 50s is about as high as temperatures will get in most bay area locations tomorrow under mostly sunny skies. then tomorrow evening it's monday night football right here on abc seven. the 40 niners at levi's stadium taking on the detroit lions. it's going to be chilly. clear skies, but by fourth quarter, temperature will be about 45 degrees. here's the accuweather seven day forecast. mainly clear skies tuesday for new year's eve and going into new year's night. new year's eve night, i should say new year's day. bright and brisk.

. >> abc seven weather anchor spencer christian has known jimmy carter since the late 1980s. spencer, our condolences go out to you tonight. >> thank you. >> jerry, you first met him on good morning america. describe how you met jimmy carter. >> it was during the 1988 democratic national convention. gma sent me there to interview the former president on the grounds of the carter presidential library. so i'm out there setting up with the cameraman early in the morning, and he was an avid runner in those days. he was out there running around the grounds with the secret service guy, and he comes right up to where we're setting up, and he goes, hi, spencer. i'm jimmy carter. as if i needed an introduction. and then the next words out of his mouth were, the carter family really appreciates how kind you were to billy when you interviewed him years ago. billy carter, being jimmy carter's younger brother, whom i interviewed eight years before i met the former president and had made a lot of headlines. he had made a lot of headlines for his naughty behavior, which some people thought e

spencer christian joins us now with your accuweather forecast. >> okay j.r. about potentially dangerously high surf. rough surf. here's a look at the high surf advisory in effect until 4:00 tomorrow morning. we're talking about wave heights that may reach 15 to about 25ft which is very very high. obviously these are dangerous swimming and surfing conditions. and there may be some beach erosion as well. now there's more stormy weather coming our way as well. a level one storm today on the exclusive abc seven storm impact scale, and tomorrow it will be a level one as well during the overnight hours. we're talking about just spotty light showers, but going into the early morning, we'll see this system ramp up to more widespread rain. steadier rain and some gusty wind from time to time. and that, of course, complicates the possibility of flooding. we have a flood watch in effect for all of the north bay counties until late tomorrow morning. and we're talking about saturated soil, rapid runoff and the possibility of flooding, and creeks and small streams and low l

that's the center of the tradition. >> i'm spencer christian.ing, the clouds are clearing, and the temperatures are plummeting. i'll have the accuweather forecast coming up when abc seven news at make the most of your season during the kia season of new traditions sales event. gift yourself some savings and visit your local kia dealer today. look out for these stickers to find great deals on vehicles backed by a 10-year, 100,000-mile limited powertrain warranty so you can start new traditions for years to come. get 1.9% apr for up to 60 months, plus $1,000 retail bonus cash on specially tagged 2025 sportage and sorento vehicles. ringing a historic bronze bell to celebrate japanese new year's. and comes from a temple in japan to san francisco's asian art museum. thousands join this event every year. a zen buddhist priest conducted a blessing and purification ritual before attendees joined in, sounding the bell 108 times. it's meant to suppress the mortal desires that torment humanity. we're joined right now by spencer christian. you know, we talk

spencer christian is here with tonight's freeze warning and what we can expect. how low is it going to go, spencer? oh, it's going to go quite low. >> the brr will be an all uppercase letters tonight. here's a look at the frost advisory. first because we have both frost advisory and a freeze warning. a frost advisory in effect from 8:00 this evening to 10:00 tomorrow morning for the north bay coastal range, the san francisco bay shoreline, the east bay hills and valleys to the peninsula and santa cruz mountains and the santa clara valley. temperatures as low as 34 degrees can produce frost, and of course, frost will likely damage sensitive plants. now let's overlay the freeze warning, also in effect from 8:00 tonight to 10:00 tomorrow morning. and that covers the north bay interior valleys and mountains and the east bay hills. the. i'm sorry, the santa clara, eastern santa clara hills. temperatures in those locations may drop as low as 29 or 28 degrees. we're looking at lows projecting right now 29 in santa rosa, 34 livermore. many locations, both inland and aroun

weather anchor spencer christian is here with the forecast. spencer. >> dan, we've got patches of fog out there and still some damp pavement. you probably saw it glistening there in that camera shot because of the rain that we have had. but as you can see on live doppler seven, it is not raining at the moment, but it's foggy enough out there, misty enough in some spots that it feels kind of damp if you're out walking around. here's the satellite radar composite image showing that all that rain from earlier today has moved well to our east. so here's our forecast animation. going into the overnight hours, we'll see patches of clearing even with the development of patchy fog during the overnight hours. and by 9:00 tomorrow morning there will be some bright sunny spots. as well as that, whatever fog is left over starts to burn off. right now we're looking at temperature readings in the upper 40s to low 50s, so it's relatively mild. we don't expect it to get very chilly overnight. and these are our forecast headlines overnight. once again patchy fo

weather anchor spencer christian is here with the forecast. spencer. >> dan, we've got patches of fog out there and still some damp pavement. you probably saw it glistening there in that camera shot because of the rain that we have had. but as you can see on live doppler seven, it is not raining at the moment, but it's foggy enough out there, misty enough in some spots that it feels kind of damp if you're out walking around. here's the satellite radar composite image showing that all that rain from earlier today has moved well to our east. so here's our forecast animation. going into the overnight hours, we'll see patches of clearing even with the development of patchy fog during the overnight hours. and by 9:00 tomorrow morning there will be some bright sunny spots. as well as that, whatever fog is left over starts to burn off. right now we're looking at temperature readings in the upper 40s to low 50s, so it's relatively mild. we don't expect it to get very chilly overnight. and these are our forecast headlines overnight. once again patchy fo

spencer christian with me.i don't have my chalkboard here, but do you have any good riddance items? >> i like the idea of starting with a clean slate, because it's going to get messy again in about two months, right? yeah, exactly. >> exactly. going to fill it up again. >> that's it. let's take a look at this slate. we've got the exclusive abc seven storm impact scale. storm building overnight will bring. it's a level one storm through midday tomorrow. it will bring a scattered showers during the early overnight hours just after midnight. rainy and gusty conditions through much of the morning. and rough, dangerous surf. here's the forecast animation showing by £0.02 2 a.m. rather, we'll see showers moving through the north bay by 4 a.m. widespread heavier showers that will then swing through the remainder of the bay area, giving all of us a little bit of a drenching and it will be accompanied by strong, gusty winds, by the way, but we'll get clearing at least partial clearing by mid-afternoon tomorrow. rainfall

. >> our very own weather anchor, spencer christian, sharing his memories with the former president. >> drying out. taking a live look outside this morning. the rain is finally moving on, but colder temps are moving in. drew is tracking the forecast and has more on how the weather will be for your new year's eve festivities. plus two one. >> happy new year testing out the confetti. times square getting in. last minute preparations to ring in the new year. >> planet fitness has a hold on times square new year's eve like i've never seen before. like you could see that purple logo you could see a million miles away. good morning. on this monday, december 30th, including. if you're working out at a planet fitness right now, we're going to check in with drew for a look at the weather. >> yeah, so chilly out there this morning. live look outside from the exploratorium camera. embarcadero center lit up for the holidays. nice and bright. we have clear skies up above. we're done with the rain for the time being. was a pretty wet weekend. now cold air has descended across the region, so frost

abc seven news weather anchor spencer christian is back with what we can expect tomorrow and beyond. not been boring here in the bay area the last few days. we have foggy spots all around the bay area right now behind that level one storm that has moved out of the area. so things are quiet as you can see on live doppler seven, but there's still quite a bit of mist left in the air and patches of fog forming, and we'll have some clouds swinging through during the overnight hours, although they'll all be away. excuse me, i'm losing my voice again. also, be some patches of clearing. here's our forecast animation starting at 1130 tonight. notice the patches of clearing i mentioned. it's not going to be a completely clear night, and there will be patches of fog to greet early morning commuters, maybe even some damp spots on the roadways because of the rain we've had earlier. but it's all over now and you can see how calm the wind is. wind speeds are under ten miles per hour all across the bay area right now, and it's a bit milder than at this time last night by about three, four, six degree

. >> i'm spencer christian. the bay area is enjoying a clear weather pattern for now, but the week ahead may bring some changes. i'll have the accuweather forecast in just a mome guests? ikea? ikea! shop a more convenient ikea with click & collect and more. (father & mother) ikea mom? (♪) this, trump appeared on nbc's meet the press today, and here's what he said about the 4 million families with mixed immigration status. that's when kids may be citizens, but their parents are not. >> i don't want to be breaking up families. so the only way you don't break up the family is you keep them together and you have to send them all back. >> even kids who are here legally. >> well, well, what are you going to do if they want to stay with the father? look, we have to have rules and regulations. >> trump also said he would take executive action to end birthright citizenship. he also said he would work with democrats to come up with an amnesty plan for dreamers. the thousands of immigrants who came to the country as childr

let's bring in abc seven news weather anchor spencer christian for a look at the conditions where you live. >> spencer, the big chill okay, you're right about that, dan. the big chill indeed is going to be very cold tonight. we have a frost advisory and a freeze warning in effect. we'll start with the frost advisory. they're both in effect until 10:00 tomorrow morning. the frost advisory indicated in blue here covers the areas of the north bay coastal range right around the bay shoreline, the peninsula and the santa cruz mountains. the eastern all of the santa clara valley and the east bay hills and interior valleys. now we'll add to that the freeze warning and that covers the north bay interior valleys and interior mountains and the east santa clara valley. so you can see it's going to be terribly cold. plants are at risk here. and uncovered outdoor pipes as well. temperatures will drop down to about 29in santa rosa. we'll see lots of low to mid 30s all around the inland areas, around the bay area and even around the bay shoreline. we'll see lows of 35 at fremont, 38 at san mateo. bu

spencer christian is here with the forecast.. >> yeah, it looks like they'll be glowing under dry conditions for at least the next five days after that. we're not so certain. here's a look at the satellite radar composite image. you can see a disturbance moving in, moving onshore rather up to our north in the pacific northwest. some of the clouds extending southwestward from that system may swing through the bay area tomorrow. they won't bring us any rainfall, but it may be partly cloudy for part of the day. right now we're looking at really calm wind. wind speeds under five miles per hour all across the region. under clear skies. it's a 56 here in san francisco and also mid 50s at oakland, hayward and san jose. we have upper 40s right now at redwood city and half moon bay. nice clear view from emeryville looking along the bay bridge, 43 degrees right now. petaluma and fairfield. we have mid 40s at santa rosa, napa and livermore. 48 right now at concord and lester. let's take a look across the embarcadero briefly and then take a

abc seven news weather anchor spencer christian is tracking all of that for us. but first, let's get to abc seven news reporter cornell bernard in humboldt county and talked with those cleaning up today. cornell. reporter. >> well, 24 hours after that 7.0 quake rocked the north coast, a lot of damage is now coming to light like this large crack which opened up here on blue slide road in the community of rio del. crews are working to fix it. lots of other cleanup is happening around here, too. the largest quake to strike northern california in decades, hitting residents with dozens of aftershocks. cabinets jolting open, pools overflowing and roads cracking. this public works crew in rio del were trying to fix this crack, which opened on blue slide road. it's about 20ft long, caused by the big shaker. and i was stocking these pumpkin pies, and i had a cart right here, and i thought somebody was messing with me. >> and shaking the cooler. >> april says the quake was no joke. she works at toby's market in scotia, where employees were told to evacuate when the rocking

abc seven news weather anchor spencer christian is here tracking this storm tonight with another one morrow. spencer, j.r. a stronger one tomorrow. but right now we're looking at a fairly light storm that's actually winding down. >> here's live doppler seven, and you can see that we have some light scattered showers, but widely scattered as uh. there's not much happening right now. this still, though, is a level one storm on the exclusive abc seven storm impact scale. so through tomorrow morning, we expect more periods of light rain and showers. breezy at times and we have rough surf. here's the forecast animation starting at midnight and you can see overnight not much will be happening, but by 5 a.m. we'll see showers redeveloping in the north bay and more widespread showers swinging through the north bay during the mid morning hours. and then things will calm down until late tomorrow night when that stronger level two storms storm moves in. now the rainfall totals from the current system by 11:00. tomorrow night will generally be under a third of an inch. in fact, generally under a

abc seven news weather anchor spencer christian is here tracking this storm tonight with another one rrow. spencer, j.r. a stronger one tomorrow. but right now we're looking at a fairly light storm that's actually winding down. >> here's live doppler seven, and you can see that we have some light scattered showers, but widely scattered as uh. there's not much happening right now. this still, though, is a level one storm on the exclusive abc seven storm impact scale. so through tomorrow morning, we expect more periods of light rain and showers. breezy at times and we have rough surf. here's the forecast animation starting at midnight and you can see overnight not much will be happening, but by 5 a.m. we'll see showers redeveloping in the north bay and more widespread showers swinging through the north bay during the mid morning hours. and then things will calm down until late tomorrow night when that stronger level two storms storm moves in. now the rainfall totals from the current system by 11:00. tomorrow night will generally be under a third of an inch. in fact, generally under a qu

that's a moderate storm. >> let's bring in abc seven news weather anchor spencer christian, who has beente image. we still have some light showers and light rain sweeping through the bay area right now. that pattern will continue into the late night hours with this light level one storm on the exclusive abc seven storm impact scale. some of this rain will continue into tomorrow morning. light rain showers. breezy at times we have rough surf. here's a forecast animation starting at 7 p.m. notice how it eases up and

. >> let's bring in abc seven news weather anchor spencer christian, who has been tracking all of this. spencer. okay j.r. dan here's a look at our satellite radar composite image. we still have some light showers and light rain sweeping through the bay area right now. that pattern will continue into the late night hours with this light level one storm on the exclusive abc seven storm impact scale. some of this rain will continue into tomorrow morning. light rain showers. breezy at times we have rough surf. here's a forecast animation starting at 7 p.m. notice how it eases up and tapers off a bit going into the late night hours, but then we get another round of light rain moving through the north bay tomorrow morning, which will probably complicate the morning commute. that will be followed by a much stronger storm tomorrow night, but from the current storm. rainfall totals will generally be under a quarter of an inch across the bay area, a little higher in the northernmost part of the bay area, and that rough surf advisory is in effect until 4 a.m. tomorrow, breaking waves up to about

let's get to abc seven news weather anchor spencer christian with your 24 hour accuweather forecast. >> spencer, we've got some clear and breezy weather coming our way. well, it's clear already and the breezes are yet to develop. but here's our 24 hour forecast 7:00 tomorrow morning. bright skies, bright and breezy. i might add temperatures ranging from 42 inland, where it will be chilly to mid 40s around the bay and upper 40s on the coast. then by midday we'll be looking at breezy sunshine about 60 inland, 62 around the bay, 60 on the coast. getting into the peak of our warming in the mid afternoon. late afternoon, 4 p.m. sunny and seasonable range of temperatures. still quite breezy, 64 degrees inland, 62 around the bay, 60 on the coast and it starts to cool down under. of course, after sunset. sunset under clear skies. 7 p.m, 50 degrees inland and dropping 56 around the bay, 54 on the coast. it's going to be a chilly night tomorrow night. probably frost advisories for tuesday morning. i'll have the complete accuweather seven day forecast in a few minutes. dion all right. >> looking

spencer christian joins us now with your 24 hour accuweather forecast. spencer. okay. >> karina. well, things are going to be sort of mild tomorrow. temperatures well above average for this time of the year. so let's start with our day planner 7 a.m. we'll see mainly bright skies as overnight clouds will have disappeared for the most part, 46 degrees inland, 50 around the bay, 59 on the coast. then by noon we'll see mostly sunny skies. in fact, the skies will be mainly sunny all day. about 62 degrees inland and around the bay 58 degrees on the coast. 4 p.m. not much change there. a little bit milder though. mid 60s inland and around the bay shoreline. 58 on the coast. and then as we get into the 7 p.m. hour, it will be mostly clear a few high clouds moving in about 56 degrees inland and around the bay, getting cooler on the coast down to about 60, about 52. and in our week ahead, there may be some rain playing into the forecast picture. i'll have that a little bit later. karina. all right. >> spencer. thank you. in the north bay, santa rosa firefighters and city officials have ag

and spencer christian is here with the forecast. hi, spencer. >> that's right, larry and karina, we have some active weather around the bay area right now, and it's going to get even more active. here's live doppler seven. you can see we just have scattered showers moving through the area right now. they're widely scattered, but there are wet spots out there, slippery spots on the roadways for the evening commute may be a little bit slow and messy. this is a level one storm for tonight and early tomorrow morning. we expect a continuation of this pattern. light rain and showers. breezy at times. we have a high surf advisory in effect as well. forecast animation starting at 6 p.m. shows the shower activity tapering off as we get into the late night hours. then we get some more showers swinging through, mainly in the north bay early tomorrow. before the arrival of that bigger storm larry mentioned, which will come in overnight tomorrow night into saturday. rainfall totals from the current system generally under 2/10 of an inch, except w

abc news meteorologist spencer christian has a closer look. >> we attach this to the line for fishermenecialized ropes connecting his crab tracks are a financial lifeline. the experimental pop up system is designed to prevent whales from getting entangled by keeping lines on the ocean floor until a crew launches them by remote control to reel in the traps. and thanks to a special testing permit, he's been able to fish into the spring crabbing season, which was cut short several years ago to protect the migrating whales. >> this is a tipping point, and i can't stress this enough. this is a tipping point at getting our spring fishery back. it's been six years. you know, you got to look at where we came from, where we're at and where we're headed. >> that's because of a surprise decision by the california fish and game commission to dramatically expand the number of special pop up permits for this spring, doubling the potential fleet from 20 boats last year to 40 boats operating from april to june. jeff chester is with the nonprofit oceana, which helped with the testing program. he says th

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. >> spencer christian is here with a first look at the forecast. lighter already, but the roadways remain wet of course. here's a look at live doppler seven. you can see the bulkat

. >> spencer christian is here with a first look at the forecast. spencer. >> okay, dan and chris, the rain is getting lighter already, but the roadways remain wet of course. here's a look at live doppler seven. you can see the bulk of that rainfall has moved fairly well to our southeast. and this is the movement of that system with again, again, the steadier rain moving to our south and east. however, there are still some sprinkles lingering and a couple of isolated showers. this is a level one storm on the exclusive abc seven storm impact scale into this evening. we expect a little bit more light rain and isolated showers, mainly in the north bay. under five hundredths of an inch of additional rain likely roadways will be slippery. here's the forecast animation taking us into the early evening. notice a few dots of showers pushing through the north bay. not likely to hit any other parts of the bay area. and then later tonight, approaching midnight, we'll see partial clearing. winds are pretty light right now, except gusts to 2520 two miles per hour

abc seven news weather anchor spencer christian has an hour by hour look at when you can expect showers. spencer. okay, karina. >> we have a lot going on in weather right now. so as you're looking at live doppler seven right now, are you seeing the scattered showers? mainly light rain and showers sweeping through the bay area with breaks here and there. so it's not a continuous or heavy rainfall, but it may produce some wet spots and slippery spots for the evening commute. that's quite likely. so right now we're looking at a level one storm on the exclusive abc seven storm impact scale for tonight and tomorrow, we can expect periods of light rain and showers, breezy at times and a high surf advisory is in effect. here's the forecast animation starting at 6 p.m. this evening. notice between 6 p.m. and midnight. the intensity of the system weakens and there won't be much going on around midnight. but between midnight and 5 a.m, we'll see that next band of rainfall a heavier band of rain sweeping into the north bay, and that will continue through tomorrow into tomorrow evening. that will p

but first, let's get to abc seven news weather anchor spencer christian, who's tracking the rain and nce to dry out. spencer. >> kristen. well, some dry will begin during the overnight hours now going into the evening. it's still wet out there. that's mainly because of the rain that has already fallen. not because we're expecting a lot more. so look for wet, slippery roadways out there and lighter showers developing as we go into the evening hours. here's a look at the exclusive abc seven storm impact scale. this is a level one storm and going into the evening through much of it. we'll see more periods of light rain and showers, but mainly in the north bay. rainfall totals will be up to about a quarter of an inch. and again, slippery roadways. so here's the forecast animation starting at 4 p.m. notice the main body of showers that we see falling in parts of the east bay and the south bay right now, and even here in san francisco, we'll have moved out of the bay area. that doesn't mean we won't see any more rain, but what we will see probably is a trickle or so here and there, and mayb

abc seven news weather anchor spencer christian is here to help us prepare for the birds. >> for the birds. right, steph? well, the plunge will come later tonight, but the gradual drop is already underway. so let me give you a look at what's going on. here's the satellite radar image. you can see just a few thin, high clouds passing by. so we've got those clear skies you mentioned. and as those clear skies remain clear going into the evening hours, the temperatures will drop rather sharply after dark. right now we're looking at relatively light wind, so that's good. wind speeds under ten miles per hour. we won't have a wind chill, for example, but and you can see the 24 hour temperature change, except for just a couple of locations. most places are 3 or 4 degrees cooler right now than at this time yesterday. so let me give you current conditions first before we get to the frost and freeze warning 57 in san francisco right now. oakland 5960 at hayward, 61 at san jose. we have mid to upper 50s at half moon bay and redwood city. blue sky over the golden gate for the most part, 60 up at

abc seven news weather anchor spencer christian is here with us. >> the question is, what will the weekend have in store? will this continue? spencer it will through the weekend. >> dan and here's a look at the satellite radar composite image. you can see why we have this mild milder than average weather. high pressure. the dominant feature over our weather. but up to our north is a disturbance moving into the northwest. you see those clouds trailing out of that system? some of those clouds may move through the bay area overnight. they will not bring us rainfall. right now we're looking at calm winds, wind speeds under eight miles per hour across the bay area. it is getting a little bit chilly out there though, as the skies are clear, so that allows for radiational cooling. temperatures dropping into the mid 40s in many inland areas right now, even some low 40s. 41 at fairfield, 42 at danville. we've got mainly low 50s around the bay shoreline. so these are our forecast headlines tonight. a few high clouds turning cooler. then over the weekend. patchy morning fog especially tomorrow. but s

abc seven news weather anchor spencer christian is here with a chilly spencer forecast.ndeed. >> dan, what we were calling earlier the brr. so here's a look at the frost advisory. we also have a freeze warning. they're both in effect in effect until 10:00 tomorrow morning. frost advisory covers the north bay coastal range, covers the san francisco bay shoreline, the peninsula and the santa cruz mountains, the east bay hills and interior valleys, and the santa clara valley. so that's a wide reaching advisory. and then we have the freeze warning indicator here in the purple area that covers the north bay interior valleys and interior mountains and the eastern santa clara valley. now, again, this is all in effect until 10:00 tomorrow morning. temperatures in the coldest areas may drop well below freezing. we're looking at projected lows right now for the overnight hours 29 at santa rosa. some locations away from the urban areas will drop down to about 28. you can see numerous locations in the inland east bay dropping into the mid 30s and even some low to mid 30s in the sout

abc seven news weather anchor spencer christian is here with a chilly spencer forecast. indeed. >> dan, what we were calling earlier the brr. so here's a look at the frost advisory. we also have a freeze warning. they're both in effect in effect until 10:00 tomorrow morning. frost advisory covers the north bay coastal range, covers the san francisco bay shoreline, the peninsula and the santa cruz mountains, the east bay hills and interior valleys, and the santa clara valley. so that's a wide reaching advisory. and then we have the freeze warning indicator here in the purple area that covers the north bay interior valleys and interior mountains and the eastern santa clara valley. now, again, this is all in effect until 10:00 tomorrow morning. temperatures in the coldest areas may drop well below freezing. we're looking at projected lows right now for the overnight hours 29 at santa rosa. some locations away from the urban areas will drop down to about 28. you can see numerous locations in the inland east bay dropping into the mid 30s and even some low to mid 30s in the so

and spencer christian is here with the forecast.y area right now, and it's going to get even more active. here's live doppler seven. you can see we just have scattered showers moving through the area right now. they're widely scattered, but there are wet spots out there, slippery spots on the roadways for the evening commute may be a little bit slow and messy. this is a level one storm for tonight and early tomorrow morning. we expect a continuation of this pattern. light rain and showers. breezy at times. we have a high surf advisory in effect as well. forecast animation starting at 6 p.m. shows the shower activity tapering off as we get into the late night hours. then we get some

abc seven news weather anchor spencer christian is here with us. >> the question is, what will the weekende in store? will this continue? spencer it will through the weekend. >> dan and here's a look at the satellite radar composite image. you can see why we have this mild milder than average weather. high pressure. the dominant feature over our weather. but up to our north is a disturbance moving into the northwest. you see those clouds trailing out of that system? some of those clouds may move through the bay area overnight. they will not bring us rainfall. right now we're looking at calm winds, wind speeds under eight miles per hour across the bay area. it is getting a little bit chilly out there though, as the skies are clear, so that allows for radiational cooling. temperatures dropping into the mid 40s in many inland areas right now, even some low 40s. 41 at fairfield, 42 at danville. we've got mainly low 50s around the bay shoreline. so these are our forecast headlines tonight. a few high clouds turning cooler. then over the weekend. patchy morning fog especially tomorrow. but sunny

. >> i'm spencer christian. we have a week of december warmth coming our way.ccuweather forecast coming up when abc but do they really? do they see that crick in your neck? that ache in your heart? will they see that funny little thing that wasn't there last year? a new bounce in your step? the way your retinal scan connects to your blood sugar? at kaiser permanente all of us work together to care for all that is you. came out to celebrate the 10th annual bolo fest, a parade that kicks off the christmas season. bolo is the name of the polar bear mascot. you just saw him of mexican department store liverpool. the parade includes giant balloons of cartoon characters, dancers, marching bands, and lots of lively entertainment. adult parade goers said the nostalgic atmosphere made them feel like kids again, and helped them get into the holiday spirit. well, disney is ready to get you into that holiday spirit with the wonderful world of disney holiday spectacular. your host for the event gave abc7's george pennacchio a preview of what you can expect. all right, every

is our report for spencer christian, larry biel. all of us here, i'm dan ashley. we appreciate your time. right now on jimmy kimmel josh brolin. have a great night. look at that beautiful >> lou: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live"! tonight -- josh brolin -- clarence maclin -- and music from raye. with cleto and the cletones. and now, jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: welcome. very nice. that's very kind. i'm jimmy, i'm the host of the show. thank you for watching. [ cheers and applause ] please. thank you for joining us here in hollywood, where we're wrapping up 2024. this is our last show of this stupid year. [ laughter ] and we are completely full of cookies. oh, my god. there is so much sugar in this building and in my body right now. it's like the great british bake-off. [ laughter ] christmas is, as i have to tell my kids multiple times a day, twelve days away. we had our secret santa gift exchange at the office this afternoon. a secret santa gift is a great reminder that even the people you spend 40 hours a week with have no idea who yo

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. >> i'm spencer christian. our current dry weather pattern will last through the weekend, but next week may bring some changes. i'll have the accuweather forecast and the golden state valkyries roster takes shape today with the wnba expansion draft, and we'll bring you a special version of toyota after the draft right here on abc seven. >> abc seven news sports director larry beil will be joined by valkyries head coach natalie nakase around 830 tonight. follow following the afc championship game, but you'll get a sneak peek at the valkyrie's draft pick coming up but do they really? do they see all that you are? at kaiser permanente all of us work together to care for all that is you. i7 is overhead. firefighters are still on the scene, but as you can see, the flames are pretty much out. the fire burned a home on stowe avenue and also spread to another house on heather place. this isn't far from alum rock avenue and south king road. one person was reportedly hurt. the san jose fire department says this started a