we ll detail all the wet weather 234 a few minutes. the wet weather left some bay area students with the prom blues. they found out their big night was washed out as they were looking for a dream night on the bay. kate larson spoke to a teacher and some disappointed students. she joins us from outside oracle park in san francisco. what happened? well, deon, eric, it s crazy, the weather is absolutely beautiful. the sun is shining, it s warm, there s very little wind. as we know last night it was a different story. there was wind and rain, waves out here on the bay. all of that weather created a perfect storm so that a group of san francisco students from arthur god marshall high school missed out on their prom. take a look, this was the boat. students spent all year fund-raising so they could charter this boat. 125 students were dressed and ready to go when the prevented the boat from safely docking here at mccovey cove last night. students to be able munity to experi
on-road attraction. lease the glc 300 suv for just $479 a month at your local mercedes-benz dealer. mercedes-benz. the best or nothing. live doppler 7 was tracking thunderstorms on our sunday. and more rain is on the way. we ll have the timing in the accuweather forecast. it s being called a promtastrophy. the weekend weather ruined prom for some hard-working san francisco students, but you can help. a billionaire just promised to pay off a student loan debt for an entire graduating class. guess where his head quarters are? right here in san francisco. abtsig n now, news to build a better bay area. from abc7. good evening and thanks for joining us. i m eric thomas. weather was very different today, depending where you were in the bay area. there was rain this morning in san francisco, then sun, but if you were in san jose or pin know, you might have seen small hale. meteorologist drew tuma is here with a look at the week ahead. this is weather a meteorologist mu
mile. napa, a mile. and south of san martin, points southward, we ll keep an eye on that and some of this fog that s in the central valley, see if that pulls east and affects the altamont pass trip this morning. otherwise this is the way it looks. kind of partly cloudy to mostly cloudy out there and a little breezy so those temperatures in the 40s and 50s may feel cooler than that. we have widespread fog, partly cloudy. 50 degrees at 7:00. a mixture of sun and clouds and mid-50s at the coast to upper 50s by 4:00. look at this, just low to mid-60s, 10 to 15 degrees cooler than average. and once we get to 7:00, we turn the faucet on with some showers. first, more on the commute from alexis. good morning, mike. going to start you off with a live look at the toll plaza where we are nice and dry. we have that dry pavement this morning and a little bit of a stackup in the cash lanes on the left side. looks like the right side is still wide open. no issues if you re using fast
in the 70s. some will heat 80 again today. we ll talk about the very unseasonably warm weather and a major storm heading this way. energy road work is scheduled 7:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. today on the lower deck of the bay bridge. you are moving at 15 miles per hour. moving over to the bay bridge toll plaza it will take you 15 minutes. you are looking good until 5:30 when the metering lights turn on. traffic is looking good. police are trying to find the driver who killed a father of 4 in a hit-and-run by the oakland coliseum. this whole week has been a nightmare. there have been times i wanted to call him up and tell him i love him. but unfortunately i can t. i want the person responsible for this to come forward. reporter: lori hasn t had time to grieve. her brother s sudden death left family and friends socked. last week larry was doing repair work off of 85th avenue when a vehicle hit and killed him before taking off. this memorial of pictures stands to honor the fath
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