I would think napa county, solano, maybe concho pass and santa clara late in the day will get it. A little warmer today, yesterday unseasonably cool, they will start to bounce up of, in fact only 3 gross in the city. A lot of 40s popping up, even 40s and the peninsula, lakeport is 40, the system is still turning and that could wrap around, chances are probably not but we will magenta, highs today 60s and 70s, all right, lets send it over to sell right now it doesnt look like hesk unless something new has developed. It is pretty quiet, right now we have traffic that is moving along very well, and if you are driving out soon you will see traffic looks good. San mateo bridge is moving along nicely on westbound 92 heading out to the peninsula. All of the bridges are off to a nice start so we like what we are seeing so far. It is coming up on 5 8 02, lets go back to the headlights. Another bay area county moves into phase two of Governor News items road back to recovery. Contra county will
Heavy rain. Also union city fremont, that is wet as well. 40s, 50s are the temperatures, a lot lips reported as well. Coming in the highway one. The mainline no doubt about it, union city, fremont, hayward, clear to san jose heading into the foothills. 60s or 70s on your temperatures today. 80 down to 237, just an fyi. Im watching it right now. As a matter of fact steve, and i can put it up on the mat here for you that a. D. D. And the whole area you are talking about that is rainy may start getting sums slow traffic. I do see some stilling already hear from union city, so this could be the people who are slowing down in that ring youre talking about, and so far so good. If this were a normal speed day, i would say we would have a lot of slow traffic. The slowest we have seen is approaching 580 near altamont pass. At seven on one, lets go back to garcia. For the first time in two months, the bay area has reported not a single rotavirus death in the past two consecutive days. There were
At its peak, Wednesday s ice storm left nearly 100,000 ComEd customers throughout the Chicago area without power, causing several suburban schools to cancel classes Thursday.
At its peak, Wednesday s ice storm left nearly 100,000 ComEd customers throughout the Chicago area without power, causing several suburban schools to cancel classes Thursday.
At its peak, Wednesday s ice storm left nearly 100,000 ComEd customers throughout the Chicago area without power, causing several suburban schools to cancel classes Thursday.