also down by watsonville.erwise, it is good visibility and a nice looking sunrise so we will look for shut they changes today with temperatures cooler. look if highs today in the upper 70's and by noon in the low 70's inland and mid-60's along the bay with up me 50's at the coast and the winds are going to kick up from 20 miles per hour by early afternoon and maybe 30-miles-per-hour gusts so, we will look if a cooler day there and over all temperatures coming down maybe three or four degrees and a look ahead not much in the way of changes but increasing clouds and the beginning of the weekend is mice and above average and we warm it up for easter. we have a couple of problem spots and in milpitas we had an accident southbound, and before 92 in the hayward side of things we have reports of a couple of cars and southbound 880 at fremont, another accident, so the whole stretch of the nimitz is not hooking good and northbound the vet way close -- the investigation of a serious accident and you can take blossom hil

watsonville. and this is what we typically get for the entire month of april. not one of our wetter months. livermore, an inch of rain. some of you eclipsed your april average rainfall today. how about all the snow in the mountains? 74 inches of snow in boreal. heavenly had 27 new inches of snow. the snow pack, the big measurement is april 1, that's today. and the official tally, 32% of normal. the smallest snow pack since 1988. maybe some april snow will help. we certainly got things started off with a bang. a lot of thunder and lightning over the past couple of days because of this really strong area of low pressure. here is what typically happens. we get a low front dragging down from the low. then it takes off and misses us. this time, the low headed right toward us and basically, it is sitting right over the bay area right now. hail and thunderstorms today. now as that low moves out, it will take the unstable air with us. it is with us the next couple of hours. the threat is diminishing. it's gone by tomorrow. it's over salt lake city by tomorrow evening.

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fog along the san mateo coast and it's been foggy along the central coast, watsonville and monterey. that again is where it sits. this morning from the sutro tower camera, visibility is good. clear downtown looks a bit on the cool side. 14 to 15 moot swells are already coming up and the possibility of strong rip currents, including right along the coast in san francisco. it will be a nice-looking day before a pretty dangerous one at the beaches. tomorrow the clouds increase. it will be a cloudy day. and by late tomorrow, monday night, we have some rain here, the sonoma county coast up through santa rosa, perhaps down into petaluma and portions of northern marin county. will it make it further south? well, we will see spotty showers from the peninsula, maybe into the east bay. less than a tenth of an inch. many of you won't see it and whether he look for the breezy winds in the wake of the system. 78 in san jose. look for 80 in los gatos with low to mid-70s on the pen innings law. san francisco coming in warmer, 67. some of the stubborn fog along the coast. a few pockets of low 80s fr

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so that's in watsonville. here, we have some romaine lettuce from salinas. >> for jim mills, life is quite simply all about produce, and every day, his sacramento warehause receives tons of it from just about every region in the golden state. >> broccoli from salinas. over here, some artichokes from watsonville and castroville. fennel from a local farm over in yolo. >> but the bulk of this produce doesn't stay here very long. within a few hours, much of it is trucked out to restaurants and businesses in northern california, some delivered by mills himself. he spends hours on the road, visiting farmers and chefs, taking produce from one to the other, and educating both parties along the way. >> may need a look at the progress of a particular crop or report back, maybe some feedback, to the farmer about how the chefs are using it or what they might be looking for in the near future. >> in many ways, produce express and people like jim mills are the link between 1,300 different restaurants in northern california

. >> but at tom's watsonville farm, blackberries actually reign supreme these days. he says when choosing them, look for deep, evenly colored berries with a nice sheen. they should be plump and dry and shouldn't have many dents or bruises. >> blackberries are made up of something called drooplets, which these individual little--i guess you would cal them cells. and there's a seed in each one of those. and that's kind of characteristic of a blackberry. >> in addition to farming, tom believes in connecting foodies with farmers like himself by giving tours to folks interested in what it takes to get produce from the farm to their forks. on this tour, tom shows food industry professionals from all over the cntry as well as chefs and students from the culinary institute of america what a day in the life of a farmer is all about. >> first off, for those of us who buy produce in the supermarkets, to get out into the fields and see what really happens is fascinating. >> as a chef, understanding the ingredients just makes you a better cook, 'cause you understand where it come