45 Miles Per Hour in yountville. And that streams all the way to just outside of novato and then in the eastern portion of the bay area, that very dangerous 580 680 corridor, thats where we have a moderate cell falling right now. Altamont pass light rain is falling and then as you dip down into san jose we have a little clear slot there near Mountain View but as we swing into the peninsula we have heavy downpours near woodside, san mateo bridge also and all of these bridges today the winds are gusting up to 20, 25 Miles Per Hour even potentially stronger gusts at times. This is a heavy cell thats now drifting across the mill valley area into muir beach. Winds in excess of 20 Miles Per Hour there, as well. Its slippery across the Golden Gate Bridge with the air temperature now in the low 60s so its very mild. These temperatures pretty much as high as it gets right now with the passage of the cold front. Some cooler air drifts into the bay area. But notice the wind speeds right now 14 in
Canyon along highway 680 towards the sunol grade. Some areas have only light rain. More moderate on the peninsula and the san mateo bridge. And we see that the Golden Gate Bridge at this hour is rain free. However, we have had a lot of precipitation there this morning and the winds are the second side of the story. Wind gusts to 45 and 50 Miles Per Hour. Air temperature very mild right now but as the cold front passes, cooler air is going to filter in so it will be cooler this afternoon. Winds are ramping up to 15 in fremont, 16 san ramon, 17 in vallejo, 18 in san rafael, 20 to 23 from napa to fairfield. Those are sustained winds. The gusts are up to 50 Miles Per Hour. Rain and gusty winds for the morning commute. Well see a little bit of a lull in activity towards lunchtime and the potential of thunderstorms this afternoon. Well talk more about that coming up. But right now, lets send it back to you guys with storm watch coverage. Okay, thanks, roberta. Floods downed trees and Power O
An ambitious plan to replace the flood-prone Pope-Chaucer bridge between Palo Alto and Menlo Park is on the verge of faltering after the agency overseeing the project concluded that project would place downstream areas at risk.
An ambitious plan to replace the flood-prone Pope-Chaucer bridge between Palo Alto and Menlo Park is on the verge of faltering after the agency overseeing the project concluded that new bridge would actually endanger downstream areas.