between half-moon bay and the santa cruz mountains, seeing some slick roadways and up north, warren springs road, just east of santa rosa area still a little bit wet. in the sierra's, it's not as heavy as it has been. we are going to deal with winds with the next storm today. the storm did wring some strong winds. 47 miles an hour at sfo. look at big rock up in the north bay mountains. 75 mile an hour winds. right now, at the lower elevations still a bit on the gusty side. sfo reporting a delay continuing the increase. you can see the rain drops there, an hour and 40 minutes. if you're expecting somebody, just be aware of the fact that they may be late. some of the resorts reporting as much as two to three feet of snow. beautiful view there. if you're heading um, we do have more snow coming. mid to upper 50s coming. lovely view from our emoryvi lurks le camera. cold storm coming in on thursday and they're just going to brielgtsen up on christmas day. that christmas eve storm is going to bring wet, windy conditions. it's a two on our storm impact scale. snow level between 2 to 3,000 feet. th

. >>> twaz the night before christmas but it felt more like spring and travellers donned shorts and flip-flops warrenn a long sleeved anything, from the city to the shore skies were damp and gray and it set the stage for santa's big day. the big story on "action news" is the warmest christmas on record for the delaware valley, looking live from sky 6 hd tonight. this picture shows the story, a green hill, ski lifts sitting idle on christmas eve, that is the weather picture this evening and it's a historic one. now they are in with a first look at the forecast. it was all about the temperatures today, the old record in philadelphia, the old record was 64 set last year in 2014, the high today 71 degrees, well above the average of 72, the all time december high is 73, just 2 degrees high of historic warmth, 67 in the city at this hour, 65 in allentown and along the coast in

warren, and a player to be named, we're told it is brendan ryan. pitch fractured his ankle, but he is expected to be ready by spring training. >>> the nets hosting the rockets, and we have liftoff in the 1st half. throws it up to thaddeus young who throws it down. young with the double-double. 20 points and 12 rebounds. the nets work it down to 4. nets not backing down. brook lopez with the big dunk. the big man led the nets with 24. the layin on the fast break. the nets win it, 110-105. >>> duke's coach k in town to help commemorate his 1,000th win at duke at madison square garden, that was a part of the garden's 366 exhibit that wraps around the entire sixth floor concourse. the first college moment in the ring. against st. john's in the world's most famous arena. >> what does it mean to do this in new york? >> not just to do it in new york, to do it in madison square garden. if you're able to be successful in the garden, it's like you crossed the bridge to doing something special. a rite of passage. for an arena to carry on that type of vibe, that type of feeling, it's a court of dreams down there. >>> time for us to step aside for a minute. when

. >> the third year of the war ending in the spring of 1864, the year of gettysburg, vicksburg, and the overland campaign. i call cadet warrenginia military institute who saw so many serve here, and alvin parker, the great, great grand nephew of lieutenant colonel eli s. parker. >> the fourth year of the war, ending in the spring of 1865, sherman's march, the toils of [ bell ringing ] >> the fourth year of the war >> the fourth year of the war, ending in the spring of 1865, sherman's march, the toils of petersburg, richmond falling, the war's end, relief, grief, and rejoicing. i call forth sergeant clark b. hall, great, great grandson of charles h. hall, a u.s. marine corps veteran of vietnam, and first lieutenant samuel moseley, a korean war veteran, winner of the silver star and the purple heart. >> and now at precisely 3:15 on the afternoon of april 9th, [ bell ringing ] >> and now at precisely 3:15 >> and now at precisely 3:15 on the afternoon of april 9th, 2015, bells will ring across america. [ applause ] >>> join american history trch on sunday for live coverage of [ applause ] >>> you're watching american history tv

warren brown says the jury has a tough job. >> they have to conclude that there is not a reasonable doubt about the person's guilt. brad: as the city still reeling from the rioting last spring they wait for a verdict. there are calls for calm. calm from the people and the police. >> anybody that has a love for freddie gray, if they have a right to protest they can do that but not to bring harm to the city. >> you have to get to the place where people can trust the men and. we in uniform in blue. brad: the jury will be back tomorrow morning at 9:00 to resume the deliberations. we will be here to bring you the latest. in baltimore, brad bell, abc7 news. leon: stay with us at abc7. we have updates on the freddie gray case even when you are away from the television. subscribe to breaking news text alerts by logging on to wjla.com/text. moving on now to the weather. dramatic change. instead sun and 70's today we got rain for the monday evening commute. chief meteorologist doug hill will track it all for us now. doug: the rainmaking progress from -- the rain is making progress from west to east. steady rain that is. sprinkles out the belfort furniture weather center in arlington.

ringing ] >> the third year of the war ending in the spring of 1864, the year of gettysburg, vicksburg and the overland campaign. i call forward cadet warrenstitute who saw so many serve here and alvin parker, the great-great grand nephew of lieutenant colonel eli s. parker. [ bell ringing ] [ bell ringing ] >> the fourth year of the war ending in the spring of 1865, sherman's march, the toils of petersburg, richmond fallen, the war's end, relief, grief and rejoicing. i call forth sergeant clark b. hall, great-great-grandson of charles h. hall of the 13th mississippi infantry. a u.s. marine corps veteran of vietnam and 1st lieutenant samuel mosley, a korean war veteran and winner of a silver star and a purple heart. [ bell ringing ] [ bell ringing ] >> and now at precisely 3:15 on the afternoon of april 9, 2015, bells will ring across america. [ applause ]

warren county, somerset, middlesex and down toward trenton, here. debbie duhaime was talking about speeds reduced too along the new jersey turnpike. springs and rain showers along that into the evening. the east wind comes in and the wave from the south. and you will see after midnight, those are gone and then tomorrow morning, we should have a beautiful sunrise and sunshine during the day for the last day of 2015. today, by 3:00, looking at low 50s, upper 40s to low 40s to the north. i think these temperatures might be on the computer model, cooler by a couple degrees and you will see to the south and west, here comes the rain, 7:00, 8:00 tonight, if you're out tonight, you will need the rain gear. and tomorrow, back into the upper 40s and low 50s again. temperatures way warmer than normal. new year's eve tomorrow even, when the ball drop, no matter where you are, mild for this time of the year. going into 2016 like we left 2015, warmer than normal. skies. sunset, tonight the early rain and then clearing skies and sunshine tomorrow. looking at beautiful weather when the ball drops at midnight, 43 degrees and beautiful weather. going into

warren brown says the jury has a tough job. >> they have to conclude that there is not a reasonable doubt about the person's guilt. brad: as the city still reeling from the rioting last springhey wait for a verdict. there are calls for calm. calm from the people and the police. >> anybody that has a love for freddie gray, if they ha