north. now we will have brief downpours, and then rain showers. there were some 2-inch amounts yesterday-plus, 2 to 4, up to the north. now the upper low has to swing through. if they are time of year this is absolutely i mean, it doesn t get this good, so to speak, if you are looking for a possibility of maybe some thunderstorm activity, because the upper low swings in destabilizing the atmosphere. it will be a pretty wild day i think. we are already starting with embedded showers. some are brief and heavy. the sierra is finally turning to snow. the winter storm warning is up. 50s on the temperatures. a blustery, cool day, feeling very much like the end of february, early march. off and on thunderstorms will start to fire up. if you are coming into work, it will be like pouring off and on rain with thunderstorms. 4:01. you are here and here to tell us it is quiet, or something thank you very much. every to answer are starting with the pass, eastbound 580 at greenville ro
if you don t want the rain, and i know some of you are saying this can not be good in you are part of the agriculture interest. some of these rain totals are screaming past the monthly averages. thunderstorms are possible, hail and gusts up to 35 to 40 miles per hour. ur. what? what do you need, marty? this from him. santa rosa is seeing 2.17. kentville 1.50 inches. san francisco .53 and san jose .36. we are looking for now the apparent low to move in. this time of year that is a recipe for not only showers but thunder showers. nothing too bad yet. beginning to pick up in the rain department. we had a couple little cells go through quickly. on the morin coast you could get brief downpours, as well. nothing too heavy toward the peninsula, south bay or santa clara valley but i am sure that will pick up later. this system late morning to early afternoon will give us a wide variety of severe weather and snow levels are coming down. a winter storm warning out for the mountains tha
today will be more hit and miss, but some of these could produce some thunderstorm activity. antonio, our good friend in daly city. clouds are approaching from the west. rain total, .57 in dc, and some of the other totals were off the chart for may, some of these were record rainfall and just scream past that monthly average, anywhere from .36, .53 in san francisco, santa rosa, over two inches, in some areas that approached almost 3 inches. some of these line pursue some downpours. it looks like solano as well, from american canyon come up to cordelia, and fairfield. that is not it, starting to pop up on the peninsula as well, from mountain view, back over to cupertino, right into the santa cruz mountains. these are lining up as well as the santa clara valley. some of these could produce some hail, also some brief heavy downpours and a quick burst of wind up to 45 miles per hour. it looks like mendocino county, northern sonoma county, that ll help establish the atmosphere. th
it the wettest mayday since 2005, 14 years ago was the last time we had this much rain in the month of may. study rainfall for about three more hours in a 9 p.m. the front moves through in the rain goes from soaking rainfall to a few showers. scattered light showers overnight tonight picking up in intensity and coverage tomorrow with isolated thunderstorms possible especially in the north. soaking rainfall for a couple more hours, rain overnight tonight but scattered showers tomorrow and snow in the mountains above 6000 feet, 12 to 18 inches of fresh snowfall, we talk more about that coming up . new at 6 pm, this late- season storm raising concerns for people living below the dam. live in orville to tell us how officials are quelling fears of a disastrous dij@ vu, wilson? on the one hand this is a story about a rainstorm and hydrology and how the stem will function but on the other hand it s a story about trust . so, there were a couple rumors about the dam breaking, it
interstate 80 was rain slicked and backed up. i heard it was going to rain. going to storm. trying to beat it. and then tomorrow it s supposed to rain. i m trying to get home and beat the weather. reporter: for him, the end of the school year is near, but doesn t feel like it. the rain is back and causing problems. in the north bay, a fedex truck spun out and ended up in a vineyard. in santa rosa, a pickup. tck who took a chance under dark, there were downed trees giants clouskies,but, you know, it s a game and we re here. i got a hat. i got a jacket. i ll be here until it s done. reporter: now, i did reach out to san francisco public works to see what they were doing. they said they were certainly aware of this weather that was moving in, but at this point, not staging any extra crews. reporting live in san francisco, christie smith, nbc bay area news. okay. christie, thank you. how about an outdoor viewing party? the weather suspect putting a damper on shark