onshore breeze keeps the coastal stratus going. out in the valley, we've got the dense fog prevailing out there, causing visibility problems on the i-5, as you would expect, and freezing fog conditions up over i-80. so fog is the story today. cool and dry through the weekend. we'll look for the summer fog pattern to begin to mix out late this afternoon, into tomorrow, as this little disturbance clears the area. doesn't have any rain for us to speak of, but we will see that mixing take place here by this afternoon, into tomorrow, resulting in a little more sunshine across the bay area and a gradual warmup. so let's get rid of this fog and dry it out here into the beginning of the week. doesn't look like any rain headed our way, until probably midweek of next week, into next weekend. so we've got a nice little break in the rain. the gray matter is prevalent today, and it's a summer fog pattern. but as i mentioned, the end result is the game. gray and cool through the morning hours. remaining a little drizzle. that would be it as far

we see a significant amount of stratus clouds and fog pushing in from the coastline. this is just the beginning of the changes in our weather. we expect to see temperatures anywhere from 3 to 8 degrees cooler than we saw just yesterday. only 66 in our inland areas, 26 inside the bay, 69 yesterday and 60 at the coast. the coast will be lucky if they see any sunshine today. most likely it's going to be banked in, in fog and then overnight we'll see fog from the coast into our inland areas. and that sets the stage for tomorrow. that is because we see all the fog being pushed in by the sea breeze and ultimately we see all this fog pushing in from the valleys. the combination of those two book ends us and sets us up for chilly temperatures falling back to seasonal averages. then high pressure continues to break down and then allows this low pressure system to start rushing into our area. it's going to fill our skies with clouds tonight. and then bring about a 50% chance of showers for tomorrow. and then sun throughout the -- pardon me, rain throughout the day on sunday. th

development of the low clouds, patchy fog from the north bay long the sea shore, and it remains pretty much stratus free. everyone has the aburdenance of sunshine by high noon, but before that, 10:45 the highest tides will take place, and combine that with high long period of swells and result in coastal budding possible or erosion. we'll keep an eye on that. meanwhile we're eyeing your temperatures. for mid-week, 50s to 60s and meanwhile the extended forecast the warmest day on friday, and lots of sunshine each and every day all the way through tuesday. and gang, that is the pinpoint forecast. >> thanks. trivia time. which te tiring? is that your final answer? >> this will be my last year on this show. i know it's been a long time. 28 years since i've been here, and the biggest thrill of my life to come back to new york where i grew up as a kid watching tv. >> regis announced his retireme. the show he hosted for a quarter of a century and says that he'll step down this summer. 79-year-old hosted who wants to be a millionaire. and we'll be right back. [ male announcer ] myron needed an mba to turn

the spirit and intent of the market octavia plan is to allow the versed in come stratus is to remain in the city. -- to allow diverse in come -- diverse income stratuses to remain in the city. in the letter, i draw your attention to the difference in the language from the community plan exemption document to what is in front of you. i think the language has been diluted. we would like to see stronger pricing. we do see this as a precedent for other gross restores in the city. we would like to see some language in the planning code that handles forever future birthers restores. we would like to also propose that there be -- future gross restores -- future grocery stores. would like to also propose that there be new language in the planning code for grocery stores and that there be a follow-up yearlong monitoring and abatements study of the situation. finally, i echo the concerns about 14th street, particularly the bike lane and 9:00 a.m. start time for deliveries. thank you. >> my name is sarah perlinsky. i am the deputy director of "spur." we endorse 2001 market street. our experienc

it's not fog, it's stratus and it will keep outemperatures up.er 30s inland low 40s around the bay. heading to the sierra this weekend, no new snow. temperatures mid-30s tahoe. for us increase in sunshine by sunday, mid to upper 30s throughout the forecasfor highs. the rain wednesday mainly the north bay, for the rest of us on thursday. >> mike, thank you. >> you bet. >> two sisters were released from a mississippi prison on the condition one donates her kidney to the other. they spent 16 years in prison, for an armed robbery for only $11. the governor suspended their sentence but only if one would agree donate her kidney to save the life of the another kidmy. the tatments were costing the state of mississip nearly $200,000 a year. the sisters are still not sure we're going to get them to medical facilities where treatment for jamie is going to take place immediately. then the doctors have to tell us how long it takes to test. we're not absolutely sure but we don't expect it to take a long time. >> the sistersre headed to florida where they have

but we still have to deal with strat stratus very early. it watches washes away rather early and by the early afternoon everyone is in the sunshine. temperatures into the 50s. don't forget your sun block. overnight lows into the 30s with no precipitation. we are talking about the fog lifting and then becoming partly to mostly sunny for your saturday and numbers actually 11 degrees above normal in santa rosa. 64 in fremont. upper 50s in pacifica. extended forecast saturday warmest of the two coming up. then increasing cloud cover on sunday. lead to go a sprinkle. sonoma county to the north by night fall. there you have the holiday forecast as well. temperatures unseasonably mild. >> beautiful. >> not bad. except getting a little worried now. don't see any rain in the forecast. >> i'm not worried about that. >> we get plenty of rain. >> that's my job to worry. >> but we have got plenty for a while. >> that's my job. then go ahead, worry. >> that's her job. >> a trip to a national park this weekend? you're going to get in free. this weekend th

it's not fog, it's stratus and it will keep our temperatures up.er 30s inland, low 40s around the bay. heading to the sierra this weekend, no new snow. temperatures mid-30s tahoe. for us increase in sunshine by sunday, mid to upper 30s throughout the forecast for highs. the rain wednesday mainly the north bay, for the rest of us on thursday. >> mike, thank you. >> you bet. >> two sisters were released from a mississippi prison on the condition one donates her kidney to the other. they spent 16 years in prison, for an armed robbery for only $11. the governor suspended their sentence but only if one would agree to donate her kidney to save the life of the another kidmy. the treatments were costing the state of mississippi nearly $200,000 a year. the sisters are still not sure gladys is a donor match. >> we're going to get them to medical facilities where treatment for jamie is going to take place immediately. then the doctors have to tell us how long it takes to test. we're not absolutely sure but we don't expect it to take a long time. >> the sister

a lot of improvement and temperature-wise, we are warmer with stratus clouds. 39 degrees in concord and 38 in fairfield. high pressure holding strong, keeping the pattern dry. you can seat clouds are up and around a big ridge that is going to keep our temperatures a little bit warm. we will be in the upper 50s. a little bit more cloud cover from the south as the center of low pressure is impacting southern california. for us a beautiful day on tap with a few more clouds and highs in the upper 50s. 57 today in fremont. as you head throughout the week, you will not see a lot in terms of change. two days left. 59 on sunday and a good weekend to get outdoors. if you are getting outdoors, we have fog video to show you. we want to tell you about the fog. 880 and reports of heavy fog at the broadway exit. you top the take it easy through there and dense fog reported over the benicia bridge affecting both directions. give yourself 5 to 10 extra minutes and we will keep you updated all morning long. >> thank you much. an inside look at the newest gadgets and gizmos in las vegas. what you will be

so that means we will have earlier burn off from all that stratus. right there about 11:00 a.m.e morning around clear lake we start to see some sunshine and with that filtered sunshine working its way into the east bay as well. temperatures will begin to climb back up to seasonal readings. not the case throughout the central valley, however. in the 40s. the high sierra next chance of precipitation in the form of rain or snow will be on tuesday and wednesday. locally tomorrow becoming sunny during the afternoon hours. a little dryer air mass as well. temperatures a bit more seasonal. 51 in livermore. up from 44 degrees today. there is your extended forecast. returns all the way through friday with rain. >> . make it a great weekend. >> yes, because it will start raining. >> but at least it will be dry. first full weekend since october. >> all right. >>> some things you need to know before you tackle your tax return. >>> and a new use for throws alcoholic energy drinks. >>> and a new use for throws alcoholic energy drinks. the ingredients that will get ,, have been deemed too dang

now, meanwhile, this area of low pressure served a purpose because it scrubbed away the stratus in the form of low clouds and patchy fog along the immediate seashore and also, with that offshore push, it actually moved out that tule fog from our inland areas but now we have a series of storms out over the pacific. the storms will not affect us as far as precipitation is concerned. but it will affect us as far as surface is concerned. in fact, take a look at some video i just received from hawaii. surf is it from oahu through maui into kona. they have a high surf advisory in effect for that area but also strong thunderstorms are now pushing into the chain of hawaiian islands, as well. as far as we're concerned by the weekend 12 to 15 feet swells, 20 to 30 faces. not calling for a mavericks run yet. it will be great surfing but hazardous as far as viewing at the immediate seashore so be careful. 70 tomorrow in santa rosa, 62 fremont, 64 redwood city, friday should pan out to be the warmest day of the workweek. and the dry weather pattern will continue each day until next wednesday at thi

out and about, it's a mild evening in progress but we will see the return of the stratus to the north and to the eastern portion 6 our district. it is the tule fog that will seep into those valley. i would not be surprised and cannot rule out that possibility of a dense fog advisory in effect later tonight. otherwise, 39 colder tonight in santa rosa to 51 along the seashore and the central bay. looks like we still center that stagnant ridge of high pressure not going anywhere very quickly. count tomorrow the ninth straight day of record warmth here in the bay area. then the bottom falls out as the ridge begins to erode and we see an onshore flow by friday afternoon. rainfall precipitation of normal stacking up like this. 72% -- no chance of rain until after february 8. temperatures tomorrow all the way up to 27 in oakland. looks like the extended forecast does call for partly cloudy conditions over the weekend otherwise it's a dry weather pattern. thank you for sending us your photo from chimney rock. i love it. allen, you got love it. look at them frolicking there. 'tis the season. >

but meanwhile that trough is going to scrub out some of the stratus along the immediate seashore in them of low clouds and fog. and also, because of the area of high pressure returning more to a northerly flow, we are going to see a little bit of an offshore flow develop. so less fog for your wednesday but the numbers are coming down slightly. 58 degrees in pacifica to 60 in oakland, el cerrito and alameda. mid-60s still above average in santa rosa to right around the 60-degree mark in throughout the tri-valley including pleasanton and san ramon and dublin. extended forecast, warmest day of the workweek will be friday, nearly 70 in our outlying areas and then the dry weather pattern will continue through tuesday. this is lovely. this was sent to us by susan. she said her friend linda her next-door neighbor shot this photograph. tassajara valley fog in the east bay. send your photos to mypix@cbs5.com. that's your pinpoint forecast. hang out, stay with us, we'll be right back. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, women who are suffering from hot flashes. dr. kim mulvihill joins us. kim, >>> researchers belie

we will have that patchy stratus. official sunup at 7:19 a.m. temperatures above normal in some inland areas as well as the sea shore. we are still under the influence of high pressure. it is a huge dome. it is stagnant. it is not going anywhere. sure we do have this trough to the north of us and wants to put a little bit of a dent in the ridge on friday. bringing down the temperatures a couple degrees then over the weekend it wants to place a 20% chance of a rain drop in sonoma to the north. i don't think it will materialize. daily i will keep you on track of our precipitation of normal statistics. san jose 73% of where we should be this time of year. otherwise we have pretty healthy numbers but these numbers will continue to dwindle downwards with each day with the lack of rainfall. right now computer models do suggest no rain until about february 8th. yes. tomorrow with the sunshine, 68 degrees in santa rosa. 70 in fremont. belmont into half moon bay. a pair of sixes in concord as well as livermore but near 70 in dan val and pleasanton. there

here is where we stand, not only on the coastal fog, the stratus the summertime pattern along the shorelinetule fog to the east of us that is going to encompass malpractice of the bay area the last several days. and this morning, it will start out with gray skies. to the north of us we've had some rain. but there is a cold front that won't affect us in terms of rainfall but the area of low pressure will start to slide to the south and that will allow for mixing of the atmosphere. that is what we need to mix out the fog. we'll have that to look forward to and still our double barrel high pressure keeping us high and dry with no chances of rain for the next several days. rain is staying up to the north in washington and oregon. throughout the day tomorrow, more sun as temperatures still in the 50s you it will be brightening up out there. in the south bay, highs fairly uniform, low 50s in lows gatos. peninsula, gray start, 52 in menlo park. mountain view, partly cloudy, 52 nor you. 53 in downtown san francisco. upper 40s from vallejo and napa today with warmer numbers well north of ukiah, 56.

the afternoon hours, clear out that fog bank, but several mechanisms that work here, one is coastal stratus moving our way with that moisture associated with that weak disturbance and valley fog sneaking in through the delta here, the result is foggy and cool across the bay, again it should mix out here by this afternoon with warmer temperatures on tap into the beginning to have week. continued dry until mid-week a quick look at our rainfall totals, we are twice where we were, 140, san jose up to 95% of normal for this time of year it has been a very productive rainfall year so far, even with cool temperatures out there today, slightly warmer than yesterday as we see upper 40s to low 50s prevailing today even north bay warming up a bit out of the low 40s. all the way into the upper 40s. low 50s and we see the rain moving back in here, tuesday night into wednesday another shot of moisture, thursday night into friday, again we dry out just in time for the weekend. travel advisories still up across the valley into the high country sierra, where we are looking at freezing fog conditions which m

outside you'll notice the golden gate bridge nice and dry but the fog has been so persistent with our stratusl across the bay area. normally we have the tulie fog. this is more reminiscent of a summertime pattern with the fog from the coast. but, you know, what's the difference, it's fog any way you look at it. right now temperatures the mid-30s in livermore with really the visibility down to less than a mile. santa rosa 38 for you. 42 san francisco as well as oakland. so once again chilly numbers although we are a little warmer than we were last night. that's due to more cloud cover out there. so widespread low clouds and fog this morning. we'll see partly cloudy skies today. so a few more locations breaking out into some sunshine. still cool but we have a mechanism that will mix up some of that fog, bring us sunny skies and as a result temperatures should come up just a little bit tomorrow. here we are with the fog that's been in the central valley and along the coast. so from the east to the west and it's filtering in on some lighter winds. but now more fog from the shoreline. but it's all

but also the stratus is widespread and with a little wind out there we'll see some clearing but the fog around a little bit. so 9:00 this morning, already beginning to see some sun in the north bay and the east bay but later on in the afternoon it sweeps back on to the peninsula and into the south bay. a safe bet today for a partly cloudy sky and numbers coming out of the 40s. we've got an upper level trough, here it is, the area of low pressure. it's going to sink to the south into the great basin. what that is going to do, it's going to drive this cold front south and that will be our mixing mechanism to scour out some of this fog. so that's on tap for tomorrow as double barrel high pressure keeps us dry. the storm track well to the north. so this is what we're focusing on to bring out clearer skies in the next couple of days. so throughout the day today, you'll notice the fog beginning to erode a little bit. and then it comes right back at night. but by tomorrow we should see a pretty nice afternoon. but back to today, we'll call it partly cloudy with high temperatures in a narrow ra