And there were all kinds of bays at many of the resorts in mexico. I know. St south of here. Anyway. Im glad to be back. Im glad to see you guys. Its been kind of a weird weather week. This weather has been the opposite of what we were in the middle of maybe two weeks ago. Stormy, rainy, very, very cold. And its not just here in the bay area. Its really happening all across the country. And the Stormy Weather nationwide complicated plans for many people trying to get back home after the long thanksgiving holiday. Rain and heavy wind made it hard to drive around the bay area and the chp says for the most part, drivers listed to sals advice. They took it easy. They slowed down. I left 10 minutes early and i needed every minute this morning. Now to tha home from tahoe, in lake tahoe, people who spent the holiday there had a very long drive coming home. They dealt with snow, sleet, and rain for much day yesterday. Snow plows kept the major highways open but it took hours to get back to the
Yell and toward the coast. And we shift to San Francisco and the peninsula, scattered showers over San Francisco. And rain at this time. And off to the coastline near Half Moon Bay stretching into the south bay. We have partly to mostly cloudy skies around the entire bay area. And santa cruz with a few skots. Wet at the moment. San jose is dry at the moment. A wet one crossing the bay bridge and over to the east bay. I80 wet toward fairfield and in the sacramento valley. And highway 24 is wet through walnut creek. It looks like lafayette is wet. And highway 4 stretching to antioch. In the sierra, the winter storm warning is continuing. And wet around blue canyon and south. And about 6,000 feet for today. But the snow is continuing to pileup at the higher elevations. The winter storm warning is until 6 00. Treacherous with the snowcovered roads. A look at how much rainfall we have seen in the last 24 hours, when the rain is eventually going to wind down, and what to expect for the week
They are the leaders so far, you see the low dropping down and as it does it funnels a moisture and is pretty much parked the past 36 hours, seminaries did not get much and some a lot, some had classic rain shadowing. Said the system will continue to send in bands of rain today, it is turned milder for sure so it is not as cold as we were on friday that the focus is continuing to be areas south in the winter storm warning goes until 6 pm tonight and the snow level has gone up. Will give a lot of snow to some of the higher elevations, mainly above like level and maybe because of the warmer air mass coming but some areas above 7000 feet will be getting a lot of snow. 50s to near 60s. 4 31 am. He is looking down at something and i hope it isnt bad. It is a little wet out there steve as you have been mentioning so we want to let you know it will be slow. Looking at the east bay not a lot going on but we do have flowing around 80. There is a little problem and also look at the Richmond Brid
The next 24 hours, it will start to move south and about half moon bay, Santa Cruz Mountains. Hopefully they will get some. Down toward morgan hill and that will be the focus as the low drive south not to later this afternoon into tonight. We will have some wednesday morning with often on rain and pretty good bursts for some around rushing river in marin county. The sierra still has a winter storm warning until 6 pm but the snow level has been going up. 7 01 on a monday. Salas here and he will tell you. We have a little break in the rain and that is making it better for the commute and i will let you know caltrain has major delays because of a confirmed fatality along the traffic. Lets go to the bay bridge. It is backed up for a typical delay. We are also looking at a commute where traffic is getting a little break from the rain and it is low so we will come back and show you more of that. 7 01 and lets go back to the desk. Stormy weather around the country complicated the plans for a
Scale. That means some periods of heavy rain. The focus has been to the south of us around the Santa Cruz Mountains, Monterey County and the coastal hills. Winds gusting 40 to 50 miles an hour. Here is a look at live doppler 7. You can see the focus in the Santa Cruz Mountains from Scotts Valley to Boulder Creek and also up in the north bay around san rafael, elsewhere light to moderate rain. We widen the perspective you can see that bullseye south of the bay area where we will be getting the heavier rain. That will continue to be the issue today along with our advisories that take us right on through tomorrow morning and thats the high wind warning along the San Francisco coast, also the wind advisory for the rest of us and the Flash Flood Watch downstream of the kincade fire from marin, sonoma and n a napa. It is milder out there, 56 oakland, 50 novato. We will look for the temperatures to stay pretty much in the 50s today. Periods of light to moderate rain that will continue to shif