sur. i wouldn t be surprised 5 inches in mount tam watershed there. so that s why we have a flash flood watch in effect for the burn areas of the north bay. that s in effect until 3 a.m. tomorrow morning. that s 1 1/2 to three inches of rain probably more than that and then as we look at the rainfall forecast numbers, these are conservative numbers. i m expecting more rain in the hills than we have forecast. rain so far has been relatively light, but that s going to change overnight. it means the morning commute is going to have a lot of water on the roadways. this is an atmospheric river coming from the hawaiian islands and it s focused on us here it goes. there s the hawaiian islands. you see it right up into here and over the next 12 to 24 hours, about 36 hours, we ll see heavy rain especially in the coastal hills. so that s the overview. when i come back, we ll put the timeline on it and we ll look at the computer model and let you know what you can expect. i think the
and he says the shooter looked very upset and especially frustrated when he couldn t get into the locked doors of the school classrooms. he tells us it was only 8 to 15 seconds between the time the lockdown was complete and the time neal arrived on the quad where students previously were. you can see the bullet holes through here. reporter: the maintenance supervisor wasn t here for the shooting but shows ktvu where kevin janson neal took aim at four classrooms and school office. he said 80 children were playing in the quad tuesday morning when the school went into lockdown and the entire staff went into action including the janitor. custodian, who is 6 4 , 270 pounds, he took off, get into the classrooms, get into the classrooms! and so at that point, he was able to get everyone inside so there was no one left on the blacktop. reporter: the superintendent says the custodian peeked his head around the building and taught the attention of the shooter as he approached t
river continuing to train on us we would have flooding and mudslide concerns. through the last 12 hours, you can see that system march through the bay area very slowly. right now, the showers are south of us. most of them. there s a little bit of activity right here around antioch and rio vista but it s dying down. you don t see the persistent drizzle that s flying around the bay area. this is not drivel. this is rain in gilroy and san martin. around the bay there s a lot of drizzle on the afternoon commute but this was a legitimate storm for early in november. this would have been a legitimate storm for february. temperatures are on the mild side. the sun is trying to peek out but it s getting ready to set but this is pretty much over so the heaviest rain has ended. flood advisories have been dropped as well as the wind advisories. so when i come back, we ll forecast beyond tomorrow because we are going to see another chance of rain as we move in towards the weekend. fortu
this truck carrying roughly 6,000 chickens overturned and kept part of highway 121 in sonoma county closed all day. a rollover accident backed up traffic in the daly city area, flooding temporarily closing the northbound 101 connector ramp in san francisco. and a big rig in fremont crashed into a power pole at auto mall parkway. he cause is under investigation. the message is always going to be slow down, right? that s the biggest thing. slow down. build in a little extra time and be patient. reporter: and another word of advice. remember to increase the distance between your car and the car in front of you. and another reminder, chp says if your windshield wipers are on, your headlights must be on. we say it all the time but a lot of drivers forget. cristina rendon at the bay bridge toll plaza, thank you. we want to take a look now at our live drive time traffic map. the red is heavy rain and the boxes are crashes or hazards. a live look at the conditions on 80 on
out for the fog especially if you re travelling to where ever. 40s and 50s on the temps. so there are 40s already. lower 40s for some and to the north, that system will send in a lot of cloud cover, but for us once we get through the fall, we ll be all right. this is going to start painting itself over us. we ll have more on that today. maybe not as warm as yesterday for some because i think the fog and the lows will be cooler. but still above average with 60s and 70s. 4:01 and there he is. mr. sal cataneda. steve is right. we re going to be looking at the fog as an impairment to your commute. be out there and think about this. if you are driving in the bay area, we re going to look now at we re going to backup and see if i see slow traffic even on the altamont pass. a light commute. the tracy super commute, we can move in. traffic is moving along pretty well. no major problems here as you re driving through. the traffic continues to move along very well. as we go to th