More weeks to the customers inside. This should be done by tonight. The owner in downtown san jose configuring his and or table set up complete with partitions. He is also preparing supplementary bags for customers to put their mask in. Wednesday will be the first time in seven months patrons will be allowed inside. I think what we want is people to start getting the sense that we are becoming more normal. The Health Secretary on tuesday announced alameda and santa clara counties met the criteria to move into the orange tier or moderate risk level for coronavirus transmission. We are the largest county in the entire state to move into the orange tier. While the state allows for greater capacity, starting wednesday, santa clara is allowing Indoor Dining and indoor gatherings. Family Entertainment Centers and places of worship a 25 percent capacity or no more than 100 people. Up to 200 people will be allowed for outdoor gatherings. All businesses must follow proper protocols. We will be
And quiet. Now into the afternoon tomorrow this begins to change between 02 03pm, its looking likely that light to moderate rainfall pushes into the north bay after 03 00pm really settling into the rest of the bay area and on into your evening commute tomorrow, wet roadways. Heaviest of rainfall is expected on into tomorrow evening by the time. Sunsets youre going to get heavy rainfall pushing on in through the bay and a half heavy snowfall up into the Sierra Nevada were talking half a foot to a foot of it, falling as low as 2500 feet elevation north of 80 3,000 to 4,000 feet south of 80s. So thats a lot of rainfall and snowfall to be talking about on into such a busy travel day on tuesday afternoon into evening. Wednesday also going to be bringing areas of rain could be some isolated doses of heavy rainfall on this day before thanksgiving will also be a cooler day so its going to be a cold rain breezy at times and i see up in the sierra thursday itself you get a mix of light showers a
From ktvu, fox two news. This is mornings on two and good morning to you. Welcome to mornings on two im claudine wong. Happy weekend one and all. Memorial day weekend at that. And a bit of a surprise a little bit of rain out there that kind of surprised me. Driving in. Yeah. Windshield wipers on. I dont like it. Wipers moving away. Lets excuse me. It was a surprise to me. It was. We were zip tripping yesterday. I was actually telling someone at the zip trip, which is cold in concord yesterday. Im like, no matter how many times i said our weather team warns us, even though you tell us that when that weather changes, as dramatically as it does, im still like, what is happening right . I was watching the two of you in concord yesterday morning, bright and early at 9 00, bundling up right down jackets. We had a temperature drop of 17 degrees in concord yesterday. That was the big falloff. As far as your temperatures are concerned. Good morning everybody. Today well just kind of ride with i
Of the visible satellite show there are a few breaks san jose for some, but boy its pretty solid here for most of the north and theres just a lot out there. Maybe a little drizzle. So we are looking for when the fog rolls in. Boy has it ever last couple of days, thats for sure. Today is no exception. Itll peel back to the coast. It will be sunny, breezy inland, 60s and 70s on those temps. Well, youre about ready to jump into your cadillac cadillac and head out on the highways and byways. Heres the man to guide you through. Well, i thank you, steve. And right now we do see some commutes look pretty ordinary. Others do not. The bay bridge is one. Perhaps youre heading over to San Francisco and traffic is doing okay. Youre going to see a little bit of slow traffic there, this morning. But if you are driving on the san mateo bridge. Oh my, my, we do have a bunch of slow traffic. And this is due to an earlier stalled vehicle. Things are getting better, but its going to take a little while f
Developing situation as demonstrators are holding their ground. Then from california to the vatican, the polluted heart of the Climate Crisis are these fossil fuel companies. Why Governor Newsom is tackling Climate Change halfway across the world. Live from Jack London Square this is mornings on two. The night. Its another day of may. Gray all across the bay. You can see the tree moving. There is wind out there as well. Little peeks of sunshine overall. Not a bad kind of. Thursday. Lets talk about what could be changing in your neighborhood here. If you live in the city of berkeley, people who live in berkeley could start selling their adus as condos in the next year. Its seen as a move that could help address the housing shortage in berkeley. Earlier this week, the city council there instructed city staff to draft an ordinance authorizing such sales. Its based off Assembly Bill 1033, which took effect earlier in the year. 1033 allows cities to let residents sell their adus separate fr