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the roadway is wet, the rain started falling in san francisco a short time ago. mark tamayo is here now with a look at the storm totals from last night. and a look at the next storm headed our way as well as the flash flood watch that s now in effect. that s right. that flat flash flood watch is starting now at 6:00. after the major event we had last night, take a look at some of the rainfall totals, the today totals that you can see coming up, those numbers adding up across parts of the bay area, numbers up around 1 to 2 inches. take a look at this, see if we can slide this across, i m going to have to step back and hit the cursor. the clicker is not working. we ll show you the rainfall totals right now, really adding up. as you can see with santa rosa, 2.72 inches, livermore at 1.23 and we are going to add to these numbers as we head into tonight and even into your monday morning. with the rainfall totals. look at ben lomond total, they ve picked up over seven inc ....
fight crime. how a sketch artist uses a victim s memory to get a picture of the criminal. i m ken wayne. i m heather holmes. here we are for the second night in a row, seeing wind and rain across much of the bay area. it started in the north bay moving way south. mark tamayo has been tracking this storm. how is this different from last night? pretty much the same intensity. right now tracking more lightning strikes offshore. that is the key difference picking up across the bay area over the past three hours. let s jump right into live storm tracker 2. the greens and yellows indicating more moderate, even orange indicating more heavier downpours. a couple reports coming in as well from the past couple hours, this one if we click on it towards belmont, reports of flooding around 280, completely flooded. also in san francisco, check this out, 6 to 12 inches of water over lines 3 and four at the junction of highway 101 and cesar chavez. more reports of flooding out ....
for millions and millions of people across the eastern u.s., the weather is cold. unseasonably cold. check out the map right now, showing readings we re more used to seeing in late december, as opposed to mid-november. it s something of a rude awakening this morning across the southeast. the first snow flurries of the season in raleigh, north carolina. the kids love the snow. and they re getting ready to go on the buses. they were very, very excited. just a few flakes start falling. and they were just ecstatic. reporter: they better dress warm this morning. low temperatures will be in the 20s. stretching all the way from near the gulf coast to western texas. further north, the extreme cold is replacing a lot more snow. parts of michigan are dealing with over a foot. that was more than enough to put a smile on some adorable faces. but it was trouble for drivers. not quite ready for the winter-like conditions. a little early in the year for this. but it is what it ....
rainy and windy for today. we have a chance for thunderstorms. tomorrow we will hold on to the rain once again and on wednesday the clouds will clear and dry out. for the next couple of days it would be very stormy. here s a look to what we are expecting. there is a strong cold front that will come through later on today that will bring rain to the bay. this will be potential storms and pretty good snow as well. the snow levels will fall 3500 c letter wrong. the highs for today will be cooler than the past couple of days. upper 50 s to low 60 s. 62 will be year high for san jose and 59 degrees for san francisco. here is to rain and we will time out for you. by 8:00 a.m. you will see it started to come in. i think the majority of the morning commuter should be dry allege were leaving later. 9:00 a.m. you can see rain picking up pretty heavy. by 11:00 a.m. we all will be the entire bay area. it will be widespread and we re also watching wind gusts. by 3:00 p.m. we will ....