south. but it is adding up. nothing crazy yet. it will continue to send in bands and drop later this evening, overnight and into tomorrow morning. santa cruz mountains, parts of the santa clara valley may have to wait until this time tomorrow. vallejo, benecia. maybe two to four in the higher elevations, russian river north would not surprise me. starts this afternoon a wind advisory around 1:00. flash flood watches are out for the burn valleys and up to mendocino county. officially starts at 4:00 but we can mention it right now. cloud cover and on and off rain. to the south, a lot of cloud cover and a little bit of rain as the system continues to send in bands. look for a cloudy day. the sierra has the winter storm warning that starts at 10:00 a.m. and goes through friday at 4:00 a.m. the system will lift a little bit before it swings in. 60s on the temps. sal, 7:02. and traffic is moderate? not so good. not so good. not good in san francisco. okay. there s a probl
it s over and we got beneficial rain for much of the bay area. we are caught up as far as the water year and what we should have for average. as we get a live look outside san francisco, still clouds left behind. we re getting a chance to dry out, still breezy, but not as windy as it was yesterday, the winds coming in from the northwest at around 25 miles an hour near novato and much lower farther to the south. great news there, we ll take a look at some of those rainfall totals. that s coming up in a few minutes. the wind is still causing issues. there s a crash on the peninsula, we ll talk about that. chp has warnings across the san mateo bridge and many other bridges. we want to show you the little slowing. this is north 101 heading towards candlestick point. activity off to the shoulder. it sounds like an overturned vehicle is there. there s a light volume. this may be a lot of flashing lights that just arrived on scene. we ll track that. talking about the san mateo b
as we head over the golden gate bridge, we ll have live updates coming up. breaking news from overseas, suspect killed. italian police confront the man wanted for the massacre in germany after days on the run. the reason the intense search ended with gunfire. today in the bay starts right now. we start right now with a live look at the radar this morning. as you see, there are pockets of yellow and orange and a quick moving system that was hanging off the coast. now it is moving inland. we ll have live reports for you. three different reporters out, one in the north bay, one in the peninsula, one in pacifica every half hour. thank you for joining us on this friday. i m sam brock. i m laura garcia-cannon. to give you a look at what s going on, that radar shows it as well. really heavy, especially compared to when it initially moved in. this is more of a quick, heavy rainfall. there will be breaks in between allowing for some of the rain to soak into the ground. still
the beginning of an ongoing event. it will be. several hours dealing with this rain off and on through out the month and the afternoon. there will be breaks in between. it won t be a steady rain all day. there will still be that potential of flooding as it comes down fast and hard, especially this morning, as we see a lot of bright reds and yellows showing intense cells moving through coming inland. so far we haven t had many reports of flooding. but given a little time there will be standing water on the roadways, also tough driving conditions and rain as it continues to move through the peninsula up through san francisco and over towards the east bay and the north bay as well. pretty much all of us getting in on heavy rain. it s made the traffic, though still light, but you may have some trouble seeing through the windshield, mike. that s right, kari. warning ability the conditions, not that volume of traffic. clearer roadways as far as the volume of commute goes, peopl
for all of the details. steve. also cold. the possibility of snow. certainly by tonight and early tomorrow morning. temperatures in the 40s for many. we had the first band go through this morning. focused around marin county, east bay and a little bit on the peninsula. now another band is rumbling through the santa cruz mountains. some of this is moderate to heavy. the heaviest rainfall is point reyes. san francisco .80. alameda, three quarters. berkeley two thirds. brentwood with half an inch. these are the temperatures. 40sand 50s. we won t get warmer than this, to be honest. that is the system in the santa cruz mountains. i have seen half an inch to three quarters in the santa cruz mountains. it looks ominous but it is not that bad. still rain for parts of the east bay. things are picking up towards mendocino county and lake county. some could be low snow levels, especially by tonight and tomorrow. there are all sorts of warnings and watches all the way down. thank you