traffic is slow coming out of the vacaville area. i forgot northbound 101 in san francisco at the 80 split, that is closed because of flooding. you can't take the central freeway for now in san francisco. >>> 127% of normal with rain. we do get some breaks in areas that are picking up. it looks like the heaviest cells right here from our roof cam. you can see a couple of these cells again when we had the lightning and thunder. that rumbled through. and brief heavy squall line went through as well. some of the heavy rain plastered us. by the way the storm prediction center spc these are the big boys have painted us with a marginal area of thunderstorm activity today. usually it's general. and a possibility of waterspouts or funnel clouds are definitely in the mix today. at least in the morning here. probably that would be offshore. but there is enough lift really rapid lift. this is lightning detection by the way. it looks like things have calmed down over lake county. they were it will up for awhile. from your beach to novato and pet

reporting station with the low of the visibility less than quarter-mile through fairfield and dixon and vacaville want out with thick fog up-and-down 101 as we showed you with san rafael. here is the fog rolling over san francisco as the backdrop for the day planner. the next 12 hours temperatures are mostly in the low-to-upper 50's and low-to-mid 60's with showers and thunderstorms rolling in by noon through 4:00 and again during the evening hours. be on guard. it will be wet. it will be wild. from time to time. >> enjoy the drive now. what we have is child play compared to earlier this week. this is the drive. i found a couple of hotspots along the bay bridge in the east were direction. we had usually construction but that is cleared. along the westbound direction you can see the tail lights pushing to pressure island and we have debris along the peninsula 101 southbound at highway 92 and a couple of other bridges around the bay area, up dumb and san mateo and top speeds so far. a nice start to the day. be represented for heavy rain. >>> it is 6:31. developing news, another night of protests ac

live doppler 7hd showing the fog until 10:00, the dense fog advisory by the delta and vacaville.at a foggy and cloudy emeryville. 58 san francisco and over in oakland. 57 half moon bay. with the cloud cover we will be mild again, but most of the sunshine will be here in the south bay. 57 petaluma. and 55 in livermore. we are looking at visibility still not so great at two miles livermore. looking at the airport just two miles. santa rosa has not budged. a quarter mile there. a half-mile visibility in san carlos. a little wind and the mixing with the approach of the weak front will help us out a little bit. there's sfo with delays 45 minutes. patchy, dense fog this morning and then filtered sunshine. a weak front will provide rain from sonoma tonight into tomorrow. the higher elevations of sonoma county could pick up a quarter to half-inch of rain. the rest of us maybe a trace amount. but a break tuesday and heavy rain and gusty winds with this very powerful storm wednesday into thursday, lasting through friday. another one after that. here's a look at our pacific satellite and he

we have a dense fog advisory in vacaville and fairfield and toward the sacramento valley. it's in patches around the bay area. it's causing some issues with three-mile visibility from hayward and mountain view and a half-mile in santa rosa reecea where the temperatures are in the 40s. a cold front is sitting offshore. it's a weak one. it won't hold together all of this moisture. but as we go through the rest of the afternoon it is it march slowly to the east and some of the moisture will be headed toward the bay area. for the most part we are talking a dry, partly to mostly cloudy day today. once again out ahead of the front very mild to muggy conditions. we will talk about the front and how it impacts the rest of your weekend coming up. carolyn. >> lisa, thank you. >>> chaos in the streets of berkeley has led to several arrests overnight during a demonstration to protest deadly incidents in ferguson, missouri and new york involving unarmed black men and police. it wasn't all violent. some protesters stepped in to try to prevent looting and damage to the city. you are look

even in oakland, not bad but in the north bay, socked in this morning from vacaville to santa rosa and the extreme coastline. take it easy from the north bay this morning. otherwise, showery, as we head towards the day. 59 in the north bay. 60 south bay with showers arriving this afternoon. the full time line coming up in moments. >> thank you. time 5:01. >>> four people have died, and more than 50 people hurt after a violent storm that ripped apart a mississippi town overnight. meteorologists say is it possible a tornado touched down in columbia, mississippi. strong wind ripped the roof off of a daycare center. children were inside but no one was hurt. a number of cars were flipped over. a hospital lost power but did continue operating on generator power. >>> 5:02. the navy investigating whether the former navy s.e.a.l. who claimed that he killed osama bin laden revealed classified information. robert o'neal has given several interviews saying he was part of the operation that resulted in death of bin laden, has gone to great lengths not divulge classified information. but yesterday a

shower activity on 80 by fair field and vacaville.ast models get aggressive in the next 36 hours. that's what they want to put on us. a broad brush, you get the idea over an inch of rain in san francisco. over an inch and a half in san rafael. 2-inches in santa rosa. again, getting 2 inches of rain in the santa cruz mountains, it's great. when you get an inch and a half in san jose, we get them in these urban areas, like we did today. get the problems we had today. tomorrow is going to happen again. late tonight, 3:00 a.m., right? a different kind of system. we're not going to see the widespread showers. some breaks and some heavy rain. then some breaks. but when it comes down as it will in santa rosa and petaluma at 3:00 a.m., you'll notice it will wake you up. you'll notice this cell when it moves on shore. about 4:00 a.m. when it wakes you up. and then somewhere around 9:00 a.m., heavier rain stays to the north bay, but scattered showers throughout the bay. tomorrow morning's commute wet. tomorrow afternoon, still wet. maybe a thun

out towards rio vista, sacramento, fairfield, vacaville. now everybody is in on it. 40s and 50s on the temperatures. i don't think they will get too much warmer. take your pick. santa rosa gusts to 41. napa airport, 39. 29 novato. 40 oakland airport. 43 fairfield. concord which -- had some fog early. now 36. that wichs out net fog or any clouds. san jose 25. livermore gusts to 38 out of the north. northeast for hayward to 35 miles per hour and half moon bay right out of the due north gusting to 32. san francisco, 34. dubose triangle take any area you want. i saw 27 to 34 around presidio and also along the embarcadero about 8:00. it was just crazy windy. wind advisories are out. 55 to 60 miles an hour tonight into tomorrow. by this time tomorrow, everything starts to calm down but the low is forming. some pretty good snow up to the sierra. a couple of reports around 7 to 10 inches. that's a powdery snow. as this low forms in same, as it wraps up, that's giving the strong pressure gradeiant. you get a north wind, not too bad. sebastopol 25. 4

heavy rain invading you headed out to vacaville, fairfield, vallejo.you are getting heavy rain as well. also american canyon. still pouring in and around san rafael. mill valley, novato, two more lightning strikes. winter weather alert, we have a winter storm warning still in effect for the sierra. this is good news all around. we need the heavy rainfall. we want the heavy snowfall. we are getting both. 25 inches or more of new snowfall in the high e elevations of the sierra. so why all of this stormy weather? because we have been dry for so long, things have turned on a dime. we have a ridge of high pressure which has moved out and is now stuck in the perfect spot allowing the jet stream so sit right over the bay area. everything out there is headed toward us. often stuff misses us. in this case, it is headed toward us. we are more unstable tomorrow as the storm that gave us the rainfall today will now be closer to us. rain, wind, lightning possible overnight tonight, a second day of widespread rainfall coming overnight tonight and during the day tomo

tonight down the central valley, 20-degree temperatures off to our east into solano county, fairfield, vacavillenumbers closer to 30. patchy frost bay area. north bay, east 8 bay, tri-valley between 3:00 and 8:00 a.m. have a chance of getting close to freezing with patchy frost. morning temperatures around the bay area will be dropping into the low 30s in north bay. frost for the morning. more of this coming up as we go through the next few daze. you may see overnight temperatures creeping up sunday into monday. then another area of low pressure dropping down. daytime highs 40s and 50s through the middle part of next week. >> thank you for watching. "nightly news" is next. you can find us online at nbcbayarea.com. >>> on the broadcast tonight, paying tribute to the two police officers gunned down in the line of duty. a tense time for communities and police across the country. >>> the day after draws millions back to the stores in search of one more big deal. plus a retailer with a bold new idea on how to use those gift cards. >>> ten years later, remembering the day when the sea took an awful to

we have seen agencies coming from vacaville police and joining help stop these protests.ight now we don't know exactly how many people were arrested. we do know tonight this evening was not marked by as many vandalisms as we saw before, but again these larger actions of shutting down the freeway and stopping trains are what distinguished this night from others. back to you. >> christin ayers in berkeley now. we'll check in with andria borba at the toll plaza in oakland where the chp is defending the bay bridge. they're up agai >> reporter: earlier tonight some of those protesters hopped the fence and made their way onto the bike path. as of right now, the chp is staged here east of the toll plaza at the bay bridge. i am told if the protesters try to take the bay bridge, they will stack their cars end to end, stop traffic and make their stands here, their skirmish line here at the bay bridge. you can see a bunch of them standing around. they are prepared for the possibility those protesters we saw in emeryville and berkeley blocking interstate 80 will try to make their way

and also in vacaville heading towards clarksburg and also in the tracy region. this is very interesting. the core of the center of the area of low pressure is right about there not so well defined anymore and this is the frontal boundary. remember i said it was tapping into all that subtropical moisture? the fetch all the way back to the hawaiian islands? that's why it didn't stop raining last night. it's finally stopping as this frontal boundary begins to surge, watch that there, towards los angeles. but it's actually lifting up in a northerly direction. bottom line is behind it, a lot of scattered showers for us today. and a lot of cooler air. currently we are in the 40s and in the low 50s out the door. you need a light jacket or even a liner in that raincoat. we still have that high surf advisory in place for some of the breakers over 25 feet. meanwhile, how much more rain to expect? this is from now all the way through saturday morning at this time. could see still up to a half inch of rain in san francisco because there could be heavy downpours. we still ha

vacaville and napa more than 2" of rainfall. flooding joe mentioned this before, we'll see minor flooding at the russian river at guerneville cresting about 2.25 feet above flood stage and also as we said but it's worth saying again, there is a blizzard warning in effect for the western slopes of the sierra. we are talking up to 3 feet of additional snowfall above 7,000 feet. what's going on? there's a strong storm that develops just off to our west. that drew up the wind that gave us a front with that strong wind and also heavy rainfall but then what's happened is that storm is moving parallel to the front. so as it pulls away, it is not pulling the front with it. if anything, it's kind of intensifying that band of moisture and notice, this is a six-hour loop here. it's not moving and i don't see anything off to the west for the next several hours that will give it a good push to get it out of here so we are stuck with this additional rainfall. likely until midnight or beyond. tomorrow, that band of rain will move but behind th

as you continue through vacaville, most of the traffic is in the eastbound direction. a live look at san jose, the drive southbound side of 101 bumper to bumper traffic. it is pretty painful there. even though the rain has subsided just a little bit, expect to see more flooding for tomorrow morning's commute. cheryl, larry? >> morning and night. thanks very much. >>> well, the weather and headaches it's bringing are changing as we speak. get the updates as they happen and other breaking news with our abc 7 news app. we have more information at abc7news.com/apps. >>> coming up, we go live to southern california. mud slides causing mayhem there. live report just ahead. >>> a big decision on the future of financially troubled hospital in the east bay. that's next. >>> plus, why a soap opera producer and bay area businessman are now facing the wrath of senator john mccain. >>> we are keeping a close watch on live doppler 7 hd for the rain still falling here. stay with us. a hot chocolate? ho ho ho... we'll all have hot cocoa! ma'am, need a strong pot of joe. the all new ke

not only in livermore, likely near or below freezing in and around fairfield and vacaville, napa, calistoga, santa rosa, rohnert park, and even 37 in redwood city, 36 tonight in san jose. so it is going to be cold outside. so why? what changed? well, our air is no longer coming up from the south and west, which brought in some warm, humid air, a lot of rainfall, a lot of cloud cover, lows in the 50s. now we're talking about our source of air coming down from the north using a ski reference a sort of our air is coming from whistler, british columbia, beautiful spot but it's a cold spot, as well. high pressure anchored off the oregon coastline continuing that tap of arctic air all the way into and through the weekend so afternoons will be chilly, mornings will be cold, until next week, when it gets even colder. we get a reinforcing push of cold air, wrapping around in the area of low pressure. so next week we won't have frosty mornings. we likely will have freezing mornings away from the water. some you may be in the 20s next monday and tuesday. frost away from the water. chilly friday. and c

and the commute from vacaville to fairfield has been terrible. we're also looking at 580. we had an earlier crash. 680 is slow. we also have a new accident reported in san mateo county. eastbound 92 at highway 101. let's get a look at live pictures. bay bridge that is backed up for a 30 minute delay. this is a look at san francisco now. and we can't barely see it. i don't know if that is rain or fog but the freeway is there. we just can't see it. 6:17 let's go to steve in the weather center. >>> the rain totals are coming in so fast, i would be here all morning too. green point which is near novato. sleepy hallow 3.77. cazadero 2.57. livermore an inch and two- thirds. redwood city two and two- thirds. some of the reports come in it's raining so hard i can't hear the tv. my cat is freaking out. the dogs are like no way i'm going out there. marin county to petaluma. it looks to be the taking the most of it. tiburon just pouring. we will go to marinwood. looks like roanoke park and santa rosa. this is really heavy rain pockets of it. that seems to be the heaviest rain. urban

. >>> 1,000 customers have their power knocked out in fremont and vacaville has 463 outages. 300 are experiencing outage in san jose and los altos. it is just one those mornings. >>> you can see the weather where you live with live doppler hd and the weather app. >> it is free on apple app or google lay and we have more information on abc7news.com/apps. >> we have so much weather it is too much for one business with a roof collapse creating a big mess. >>> abc7 news shows pictures of weather affecting you during commercial break. stay tuned. >> we are on storm watch at 6:40. we will talk about the winds because they are fastest now through 10:00. we are seeing the power outages and the flags on the exploritorium are unfurled as the winds are up around 20 to 30 miles per hour. even up to 35 at half moon bay. the fastest winds are 20 at san jose and 26 at napa. the trees will be falling. >>> in yosemite we have scattered showers and a clap of thunder this southern california. the snow is falling in the sierra, 3-6" and you need chains on 88. you will need more chains tomorrow morning.

vacaville had 2 something like. concord, 1.64. oakland, 2. san francisco 2. san rafael over 2.here are reports of a lot more than that in mill valley. fremont, union city, newark, about 1.69. livermore, 1.68. san jose 1.76. mountain view, 2.15. there's ben lomond. just east of morgan hill, 1.22. now we're talking. my goodness. that's the best rain we've seen in a long time. there's still a good line. it looks like things have collapsed in marin county, out to sears point we are seeing good cells developing. yountville back to sonoma, glen ellen, it's pouring there. urban and small stream flood advisory probably still applies to the north near dublin, pleasanton, decent cells there. not much happening south bay. the rain tapered off in the santa cruz, santa cruz mountains. it's picking up again. there's still another cell offshore that has to swing in. there it is. we're not done. we're getting a line off the san mateo coast. howling breeze along parts of the coast. half moon bay to pacifica and some of the higher elevations as well. 63 half moon bay. the wind will be with us. r

, probably vacaville.e the line over san pablo bay. right off western marin and now taking a little dive south off san francisco. some of the rain totals thanks for all of the information. forestville, 1.50. santa rosa, .80. north napa, .78. winder three quarters. san rafael, 34. i'm sure some of these are a little higher. 50s on the temps. it's an intense system. the breeze has been cranking up in advance of it. 24 miles per hour. our line will move through. there's plenty upstream. the heavy rain is just moving in around solano county towards marin county. 50s and 60s on the temps. this is probably the last system we have for a while. there will be another one on saturday. after that, we'll get a break sunday, monday, tuesday. probably into christmas eve. >> okay. >> after christmas eve? >> might be a cold system dropping in on christmas day. >> okay. it does feel weird to have christmas wearing t-shirts. >> i'll see what i can do. >>> you want to see santa claus yike uv never seen him before -- like you

good morning, everyone, it is thickest up-and-down 101 and 80 from vacaville and fairfield and dixon is patchy. as is the drizzle. here is walnut creek where we do not have too muching for but if you head deeper into the san ramon valley fog is formalling but not so widespread as in the north bay. drizzle and fog through the commute and mid-to-upper 50's and low-to-mid 50's with showers and thunderstorms and heavy rain and small hail is possible during the afternoon hours and tapering this evening. still, keep the umbrella handy for evening activities. >> do you have visibility warnings on the freeway? >> we are looking at thick fog. >> southbound is foggy and at the golden gate bridge it is ebbing and flowing with thick fog into san francisco but it looks now like better visibility and i am not worried about the wet conditions of a few morningings ago but be careful this afternoon headed home. >>> in oakland activists promise another protest over a grand jury's fair to indict a new york police officer in the death of an unarmed black man after an officer put him in a chokehold. san

oakland richmond toward novato and petaluma still seeing light to moderate rainfall, napa, vallejo to vacaville and fairfield. it has been soggy month. we are above 10" of rainfall in san francisco, the first time in nine years we have had double-digit rainfall in san francisco and it's still raining tonight. now we're looking all the way back to july 1. the water year. we're about halfway finished. these are promising numbers. we are nearly doubling our average rainfall in san francisco and oakland for the water year and in san jose we have more than doubled it. so a tremendous amount of rain making a mess of the evening commute. big pattern change. we are going to dry out. find out when that happens. that's coming up. >> paul, thank you. >>> kpix 5's da lin continues our team of coverage from the south bay with the good and bad that comes with all this rain. >> reporter: it's been a rainy cold night in the south bay. we're near 17, a lot of drivers heading home as we speak. and highway 17 is known for mud slides and downed trees during severe thunderstorms. we're not seeing any major problems

the higher elevations, the hills there, and towards livermore, brentwood, vacaville some drizzle.og that has definitely become a problem. less rain here from the north bay and the east bay. but the visibility there is a quarter mile. santa rosa, petaluma, half-mile napa, 2 1/2 miles concord. and temperatures in the 60s there. and we are looking at that south wind keeping us mild. but with lovey'sible from mountain view and the san carlos airport reporting some visibility issues, as well. so with the golden gate bridge in view, you can see there's no rain. but there certainly is some fog with 59 in the city, 56 morgan hill. half moon bay dropped a few degrees. but certainly mild temperatures with the south winds. here's a look at sfo where the low cloud deck is causing the problem. 54 petaluma, 61 livermore. with the fog from the peninsula to the fourth pay, it may be a little slow going this morning you we are looking at the showers evaporating. we will see a break throughout the day the midmorning hours. weekend looks pretty good. look at more rain arriving in the north bay late

look at the drive further to the north where we have fog we that could affect your commute through vacaville move along i-80 you pay have to use the low beams of the mike has been telling us about sprinkles that will fall through san that rose and the north bay, any minute now, headed along 101, making the drive into novato, lucas lucas valley, so o good. through sausalito over the golden gate bridge, how long will it take to cross? nine minutes. i-80 westbound, eight minutes and the san mateo bridge is 14 minutes and dumbarton bridge is clear. >>> the future of mcdonald's fast food could be in creating your own. >>> the senate is about to release a controversial report on c.i.a. interrogation techniques with a warning from washington, dc, going out to americans, around the world. >>> we have a look at downtown san francisco and some of the cloud cover we are experiencing right now. live doppler hd showing it is live doppler hd showing it is dry now but, ♪ live doppler hd showing it is dry now but, ♪ [instrumental music] ♪ >> covering benicia, san ramon, san mateo and all the bay area, this

that's antioch, pittsburg, concord, fairfield, vallejo, vacaville, napa, american canyon, campbell, sanose, milpitas, fremont, and hayward. it's palo alto and sunnyvale and los gatos. everybody dealing with some heavy rainfall right now. gist within pouring in san francisco for hours -- it's been pouring in san francisco for hours. heaviest rainfall is over top of us now. it will continue to pour for some time to come. many of you have been asking how much has this helped with the drought? relatively to normal where we typically are this time of year, shasta lake is up to 52% of the average for mid-december a 12% jump over the past month. that's big difference in a big lake over a month. >> so a big change there. we are getting some big-time snow in the sierra. the snow level down to 4,000 feet over the next 24 hours. widespread 6 to 10" of snow with higher peaks with gusty winds and a foot of snow. this is one of the most active weather weeks we have had in a decade. in the bay area. and we are continuing to tap into the tropics. the moisture falling in your backyard originated south o

we have a dense fog advisory in vacaville and fairfield and toward the sacramento valley.in patches around the bay area. it's causing some issues with three-mile visibility from hayward and mountain view and a half-mile in santa rosa reecea where the temperatures are in the 40s. a cold front is

getting cold canadian air coming down and mother nature is responding quickly. 30s in fairfield, vacavilleeek and livermore on christmas morning. bundle up the kids if they are heading out. we have high pressure building in. key, not high pressure over los angeles where we get a fetch of air coming in from the ocean which would make us cool but not cold. this ridge is building in to the north. watch the arrows or the wind going around, the wind is coming down from the north. as that happens, we tap into not air from the pacific but air from canada, from british columbia, from alberta. it's not going to be cold like it will in vancouver or winnipeg but it will be chilly. so we'll have chilly days, cold nights and maybe frost away from the water in the north and east bay as soon as tomorrow night. so tonight it's about the wind. gusty winds relaxing throughout the evening but they will still be there. clear chilly night. tomorrow sunny and cool on christmas mid- to upper 50s. that's it. as for rainfall we had so much to start the month we are finished for the month. we'll likely have zero ra

it's the thickist from the north bay from vacaville from santa rosa, salsa lito. just updated as 6:00 hour hit. dense fog across the south bay. san mateo bridge, completely fogged in this morning. visibility down to less than a quarter of an hour. san jose yesterday, we couldn't see anything. you can make it out perfectly fine, this monthing christmas in the park. cloud yoevz head. the next storm system making its way. time line, by 11:00ing 12:00, we'll see the first showers across the north bay, by 1:00 k 2:00, they'll push into the golden gate bridge area, san francisco, oakland, east bay tri-valley. by 3:00, 4:00, south bay towards santa cruz mountains. yes, rain to deal with and then the wind will move through this evening. right now, mainly cloudy skies and that fog out there take it easy, if you are traveling here this morning. back to you. >> great. thank you. >> two police officers were hurt when they ran into a burning apartment complex to rescue a person inside. it happened after midnight. near country club drive. a spokesperson says the two officers su

all morning from novato into petaluma streaming around highway 12 into napa yountville and sonoma, vacaville you, too have some rain showers. vallejo, benicia, martinez, american canyon. the 580/680 is nasty on a normal day. now couple in heavy rain and it's messy this morning. we have moderate rainfall around antioch and discovery bay along highway 4. we will continue to see periods of moderate to heavy rainfall plus now you got to factor in the winds currently out of the southeast up to 31 in san jose of air temperatures in the 50s and low 60s. urban and small stream flood advisory in effect until 7:00 this morning for the ponding on the roads. highs today in the 60s with the rain continuing. but tapering off during the late day hours into the evening hours lingering showers on thursday, a brand-new storm system on friday. liz, this was one of your worst commutes ever? >> it was. it was very scary coming into work this morning. you never know when you're going to hit one of those big puddles in the road and that's we keep getting are flooding reports coming in and, of course, the number of

showers also exiting out of the vacaville area making tracks towards sacramento. we have mostly cloudy skies and in the wake of the passage of the front, much cooler temperatures. this time yesterday it was 67 degrees. right now it's 51 degrees. upper 40s in oakland. santa rosa checking in at 50 with plenty of cloud cover. bottom line is you need a jacket heading out the door this morning. in fact, maybe even a liner in the rain jacket. grab the umbrella. a few scattered showers out the door today, a chance of an isolated thunderstorm. and we do have a dry and seasonal weather forecast for the weekend? when you look at the highs today much cooler than what we have been experiencing but these are seasonal highs. 60 degrees in san francisco. that's where we should be for this time of the year. upper 40s in throughout the tri- valley. the winds will be west five to ten miles an hour. okay, here we go. dry skies saturday. increasing cloud cover on sunday. that will lead to .75" of rain on monday. and cloudy skies continue on tuesday through thursday. elizabeth with tr

right now you can see vacaville, fairfield over to east bay by livermore, across the san mateo bridgeer towards half moon bay and parts of the peninsula. federal highway flash flood flash flood warnings out. if it's not that, you are under a flood advisory. petaluma, santa rosa, parts of marin county. i cannot emphasize some of the rainfall rates. also stretch interesting that squall line pardons pacifica and daily -- squall line through parts of pacifica and daly city. this is an all day event. some will not let up for others. you will get a break maybe on the wind but it cranks back up. we have had gusts almost to hurricane strength. 71, 73 miles per hour. anything if the red like that is just absolutely just pouring on some. that's the one line that's heading towards parts of the east bay. over redwood city it's dumping in san leandro and highway 101. pushing closer to anitoch, livermore, parts of the east bay. that's the line moving through right there. when you see the purple, that is very intense. cold air will follow in on this. it will be a rainy, windy day and some of these w

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