Santa cruz coast. I think eventually it will fill in there. 50s, 60s, a couple of isolated 70s. Fairfield, 57. Low 50s in hillsborough and woodside and pacifica. Stanford, 53. 14 degrees cooler than yesterday at this time at the concord buchanan airport. Everyone else is in the Single Digits are close. Winds from the west and southwest. The system his engine and and that is allowing the door to open up for a bigger fall back and cooler temperatures. 60s, 70s, 80s for most inland. House and and, sal . I could sit here and mess around on the internet if theres no traffic im on twitter, as you know. We dont have a lot to talk about right now. We are looking at slow traffic, 205 in 580, traffic is going to be slow, as it normally is. On 205, traffic is slow, is down to about 15 miles an hour. Further up on the Altamont Pass, its a little better but still its going to be slow until you reach the livermore area. Then it gets better for livermore, the drive from livermore into pleasanton. If
To travel through this natural wonder and get a glimpse of amazing. And thats with a glass of wine in one hand, and a camera in the other, aboard rocky mountaineer. Canadas Rocky Mountains await. Call your travel agent or rocky mountaineer for special offers now. Live, from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix5 news. And here we go again. A new round of rain moving in right now. And this is just the first of three storms set to soak the bay area. Good evening, im ken bastida. Im elizabeth cook. Lets get right to kpix5s emily turner tracking the radar tonight. We have plenty going on with the radar. You can see all of the green on it right now. We have already had one round of showers move through. And we have another round moving through right now. Lets zoom in and take a closer look. You can see there are some scattered showers moving on shore in bodega bay, a little further south in in inverness. Lit be maybe a little wet. Then fast forward to midday. You can see a lot of green and
To travel through this natural wonder and get a glimpse of amazing. And thats with a glass of wine in one hand, and a camera in the other, aboard rocky mountaineer. Canadas Rocky Mountains await. Call your travel agent or rocky mountaineer for special offers now. Live, from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix5 news. And here we go again. A new round of rain moving in right now. And this is just the first of three storms set to soak the bay area. Good evening, im ken bastida. Im elizabeth cook. Lets get right to kpix5s emily turner tracking the radar tonight. We have plenty going on with the radar. You can see all of the green on it right now. We have already had one round of showers move through. And we have another round moving through right now. Lets zoom in and take a closer look. You can see there are some scattered showers moving on shore in bodega bay, a little further south in in inverness. Lit be maybe a little wet. Then fast forward to midday. You can see a lot of green and
In the south bay. Scattered showers around san jose, sunnyvale and cupertino. So widely scattered showers this morning. But its later this afternoon that we really do get whacked with low pressure thats pushing all of this through the bay area. The winds pick up, the rains come down. And you can see on the futurecast that now were going to stop this at midday so 1 00 in the afternoon, the major band is still up in the north bay. That is whats going to be moving south kicking up the winds giving us good rain and gusts to about 30, 40 Miles Per Hour before it all moves out overnight tonight so it will be blustery today. High wind advisories are posted for gusts up to 60 miles an hour in the higher elevations. Thats this afternoon. Numbers on the chill side, as well. And were not done with it yet. After rain today, lingering showers tomorrow. Friday another storm comes in early. Partly cloudy skies on saturday before the final on the 123 punch comes in on sunday. Well have more details de
From the point of entry to where it is now. The 18yearold was going from tracy to see family. When she didnt arrive, family reported her missing. Shortly after the Sheriffs Office says her car clipped another vehicle before entering the creek. Her bumper and license plate remained on land. Law enforcement agencies spent the morning searching for the vehicle, but officials wont be able to recover it until tomorrow because of the high water. Overnight water levels are expected to recede. Officials will also turn off water from the reservoirs. Its not like turning off a facet, so the water takes six to eight hours to see a noticeable dissipation. Reporter officials said theyll reclose niles canyon road at 10 00 in the morning. Storms are to blame for opening a sinkhole this morning. Sky 7 was over the highway as crews filled the hole with concrete. Lets take a live look at the traffic map and the big problem the sinkhole is causing. Repairs should be done and all lanes reopened by tomorro