after the bad bike crash. so look who stepped in to help at a huge concert overnight. chris martin and bruce springsteen, honoring the singer s commitment to a big cause, with a show for the ages. with or without you still marking up with a lighter. i know. the lighter. just right outside here. just a few hours ago here in times square. a night to remember just popped up like that. and with or without bono, the show went on. it went on. chris martin and the boss up there. what a backup plan. bruce springsteen right there, fills in for bono. got a lot of good friends. and we have a lot to get to this morning. beginning with the wild weather. heavy rain on the west coast threatening mudslides and flooding. temperatures plunging in the east. ginger is tracking it all. the flash flood watch from san diego to los angeles. back into the sierras. and not just that, watching the new storm. we have had round one. now it s this. you can see it churning, pushes the moisture
we are not seeing that now but we are seeing light scattered showers over alameda county, contra costa county, and also marin county. guess what. the storm that gave us all the rainfall this morning, the low is not even here yet. so tomorrow has the potential to be even stormier than what we had today. scattered showers continue this evening. but it s not going to amount to much. after midnight, that s when the rain picks up and it will be steady to heavy at times. it will also be windier tomorrow and we carry an isolated risk of thunderstorms. so plan on the commute taking just about as long tomorrow as it did today. we are only halfway through this really stormy pattern that began overnight tonight. kpix 5 s mark kelly is in our mobile weather lab on the wet roads in his marin county where it rained a lot there too, today. reporter: and paul, it s raining right now. we are headed on 101 southbound. [ signal breakup ] right now here we are at the paradise drive exit. s
home on both coasts tonight. winter weather advisories in the east. as we come on the air, new images from the west. the rock slides in southern california. they are already getting walloped, bracing for record rains. the worst perhaps in years as a major system now moves in. and this video coming into us tonight, a treacherous commute home for millimeters of drivers in the west. here in the east, a fast-moving storm. freezing rain sweeping through and so let s get right to our chief meteorologist ginger zee with the storm track for both coasts tonight. we can t make it easy on either coast and we won t. let s take you straight on the radar in the east. rain in the blue and that freezing rain. that s going to be a problem in central pennsylvania. that s why you see freezing rain advisories from virginia to maine. now, that scoots through tonight. flash flood watch still stays in place for los angeles, san diego, up through the sierra, because of that monster out in the paci
here on a tuesday night. we begin with a dangerous drive home on both coasts tonight. winter weather advisories in the east. as we come on the air, new images from the west. the rock slides in southern california. they are already getting walloped, bracing for record rains. the worst perhaps in years as a major system now moves in. and this video coming into us tonight, a treacherous commute home for millimeters of drivers in the west. here in the east, a fast-moving storm. freezing rain sweeping through and so let s get right to our chief meteorologist ginger zee with the storm track for both coasts tonight. we can t make it easy on either coast and we won t. let s take you straight on the radar in the east. rain in the blue and that freezing rain. that s going to be a problem in central pennsylvania. that s why you see freezing rain advisories from virginia to maine. now, that scoots through tonight. flash flood watch still stays in place for los angeles, san diego, up th
let s see whether there s any relief in howard bernstein s forecast. what do you say, howard? not today, andrea. it s going to be tomorrow when things will improve. today just kind of nasty. if there s good news is that we re seeing the steady rains for this morning pull to the eastern shore and away from us. but we ve got this cold drizzle falling in many areas that doppler doesn t detect. it s too late. everything is pulling away. the problems we ve been having in the the form of icing have been a thousand feet or higher, places like smithsburg up here in maryland. and even parts of skyline drive and the shenandoah national park closed due to icing there. temperatures as you notice in hagerstown run 3-g 3, 34. 33, 34. martinsburg 35. we ll watch that carefully but a cold, miserable day. good day to be inside. temperatures pretty steady around the 40-degree mark in d.c. anne stay in the 30s many stay in the 30s including parts of d.c. we get much better on wednesday. b