Forecast. Good morning. Hi. Good morning. I already miss you guys. Were trying our best to set up a good little weather station here. Working out the kinks, but we do have some rain were tracking today. Scattered showers expected to move between 6 00 and 9 00 p. M. Our current temperatures right now are pretty comfortable in the 40s. We will top out only in the 50s. It will be one of those days it will be cloudy as you look outside your window, but it will be perfect for snuggling. Thats my rescue pup. And if you have any idea as far as the rain goes in terms of the timing and we can expect to see the rain push through the first half of the day. I will have a closer look at the timing and of course your seven day outlook coming up in just a bit. We look forward to it. Her home studio is incredible. Shell show it to us in about 15 minutes. Well see you then, girl. Bay area leaders have texted, emailed, called and are urging everyone to continue to isolate and not let your guard down and
We have a different pattern compared to yesterday at this time when we had offshore wind. Things have calmed down considerably for many. It will be a quieter and cooler day. Highs in the 70s and 80s. Soon coming even that red flag warning around the north bay hills will be expiring. A lot quieter today, thank goodness coming and we will see higher humidity as well which will help the firefighters. Good morning. Right now we are looking at the area of the fires. We see that traffic from santa rosa to petaluma and novato is doing well. Highway 37 is open. We do have fire closures in the areas of where the actual fire is. It looks like highway 101 has reopened. There are closures on highway 128 and areas of napa or the Silverado Country Club. For the most part, the major freeways are doing okay. If you were on the mountain altamont pass, 580 and 205 are off to a decent start. This is a look at highway 101 in san rafael. It looks good driving two 580. No major problems on the east shore fr
CPD s Get the Groceries looks different this year, but impact still big . for kids and officers alike
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Paul Weeden | WCPO
and last updated 2020-12-21 21:07:11-05
CINCINNATI â One of the Cincinnati Police Department s most cherished holiday traditions kicked off Monday, but the coronavirus pandemic dialed down the volume on the typical fanfare. Even still, the impact was already huge after its first day.
During a typical Get the Groceries event with CPD, officers would accompany in a single day more than 100 local children and their families in need through grocery stores, to help purchase food and other necessary items. But the blitzkrieg had to go on hold this year due to COVID-19, and the department has spread out the event over the course of three days, to keep crowds small.