Nationwide. The company says it will close about 50 of those stores this year. And this is coming after it posted a 4th quarter loss and declining sales kron fours. Tiffany justice joins us now live from union square with the macys there with the latest on this breaking news story. Thanks for joining us. All right. A staple here at union square will be closing its stores. Kron 4 confirming with San Francisco board of supervisors. Aaron peskin ys that this macys location here at union square is slated to close its stores. His office says it will stay open for the rest of the year. Well, they work to sell the property. But heres what we know so far today the Company Announced that they will be closing 150 Stores Nationwide over the next 2 years. They say that they will be closing about 50 of those stores during the first year. The company has not announced which locations will be closing their doors first. But we do know and have confirmed the Union Square Location is included. Now this
National Weather Service will do a survey tomorrow. The first area tornado warnings since march of 2011 so it has been sometime and it is still active. Notice the color coding. We have snow falling around Mount Hamilton. We have seen that throughout the day. Could be down to 2 to 3000 potential thunderstorms could bring more help. The latest outlook hour by hour coming up in 10 minutes. Mount hamilton here. Getting up to about 4000 feet or snow, it does get snowy if you times per winter. Most of the snow falling up in the sierra. One of the made roses still closed and you can see why. This new beauty video off of chucky and i80, so much snow in such strong wind. Several ski resorts have been shut down. The palisades and alpine size of the mountain were close. Resorts will try to reopen tomorrow. There warning its all up to the weather. People in truck he digging out from massive amounts of snow. By the end of the week and the biggest snowstorm this year could leave some parts of the si
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As the bay area gets ready for more rain. From the areas local news station, youre watching the kron. 4 morning news at 7. Good morning. Thanks so much for joining us here on the kron. 4 morning news. Im Stephanie Lin. Its sunday march 3rd, lets get you started with a look at the weather with dave spahr. Good morning, dave. Welcome morning, stephanie. Good morning, everybody. Yeah, more rain will be coming. Looks like were taking a little bit of a break for right now. Theyre still the spotty showers are forecast today and you cant rule him out for tomorrow, but it really doesnt get fired up again tuesday and wednesday. But before we get there today, and right now, we do have a little cell right over San Francisco right now. We have the pitter patter of rain and now touching parts of the east bay shoreline. Here. This is going to be the story all day today. This whacamole will pop up here and there of these little showers, not lasting very long. Might even see again, a couple more rays
See the snow covering i80. Traffic slowing down more and more and it is going to grind to a halt. The roads will be closed. The system coming together to maximize snow potential over the sierra. Moisture surging in from the southwest. Running into the mountains and as it travels uphill it squeezes out. The air mass it is cold. It maximizes the snow ratio, how much snow you can get out of the similar volume of water. It is just water around the bay area. We had the showers moving through. Moderate to heavy downpours from eastern contra costa county. There are more showers in the north bay. The showers are moving, not parking in any place and leading to flooding. That will remain in place throughout the system. The breeze is going to pick up, wind advisory in effect with gusts up to 50 miles an hour. High surf with 20 foot waves lively . And in the sierra, blizzard conditions, 12 feet plus of snow, some of the highest peaks in the mountains heading through the next few days, wind gusts a