Conditions were not the conditions but what were going to hear from a press conference in san jose. Well take that live. Yeah the first lets start things off in the Weather Center with john following the forecast for us this morning and this continued high fire danger. John as you guys mentioned its those factors all adding up to day tomorrow. To make for such high fire danger of the first difference from yesterday we saw that fog streaming to the golden gate evidence of cool marine layer that has been pushed out by the increase in winds overnight that have resulted in the very strong winds of it also im also the some of the drier air thats a foot are right across the bay area right now you are seeing wind speeds across the bay area peeking around 40 to 50 Miles Per Hour at times regular wind gusts will be anywhere from 20 to 30 Miles Per Hour for parts of the north bay and the east bay areas exposed such as mountain tops could see wind gusts even higher than 50 Miles Per Hour at times
cool. and yes, a little on the wet side to we are seeing more than a little wet going on tonight into tomorrow morning. in fact, we re looking ahead with a little trepidation. what is going to be yet another round of heavy rainfall that could result in some areas of flooding all over again. we re already seeing that salinas river down along the central coast, russian river very high as well. it s heavy rain tonight on already saturated soils. going to cause a few issues. obviously not so bad this morning. we do have some light sprinkles out there. little movement on the flag. a lot of cloud cover stretching offshore. there s your next of moisture about to be working its way, our direction where we sitting right now, what we do have some snowfall up in the sierra. some light showers across the bay. most of that s concentrated in the santa cruz mountains as well as upper elevations of the north bay. most of the rest of us fairly quiet roadways are wet, though. it s been consi