afternoon. your rainmaker for the weekend is getting its act together and it will be here over the weekend. increasing clouds today. a lot of 60s but slightly cooler. happy friday. happy friday to you, steve. thank you, sir. i want to mention that the commute is off to a nice start. traffic does look good on 580 as you drive into livermore from the passand beyond that. let s go to the bay bridge toll plaza now. traffic is light coming into san francisco. there have been no major problems as you drive through. the morning commute doesn t look bad on the east bay. light on i-880 and oakland. both directions of the freeway are looking very good. at 401, let s go back to the desk. all rightings thank you, salin palo alto two lanes are closed this morning after a dump truck slammed into an overpass last night causing a very big mess. the chp says the truck hit the embarcadero road overpass about 11:00 last night. apparently the dump truck s bed was in the up position and c
cruz. no. yes. yes. today though, i think upper 50s, low to mid-60s. some sun but increasing clouds throughout the day. then turning much, much cooler going into monday. tuesday should be a dry day. monday could be lingering rain. the system will spread in high clouds and low clouds. we have fog out on highway 37. thank you, greg, for that report. also a little bit around and maybe where you are as well. came right over the golden gate bridge. sal and i sat there and looked at it. 35 woodside. stanford is 37. it is close for atherton as well. getting close to rain up on the north coast. knocking on the door there. come on in. it is on its way. colder air and rain is on its way for the weekend. spring training is cloudy. there is a lot of cloudiness over arizona today. for us, we will focus our attention to the north. i ll have more on that in ten men s. 50s and 60s. thank you, steve. we re continuing to follow this morning s top story of a dump truck hitting an overpass on
open but employees have the option for an unscheduled leave. in addition, we have school closings to report. let s begin with our meteorologist, trekking to this timeline. changes on the way. a very cold night ahead. if snow earlier in the day will allow temperatures to drop more as we move through the overnight. already 15 degrees at dulles. 23 at reagan national. what is different compared to today s storm, no winter weather advisory yet for the d.c. metro area. head out to the mountains. that is where the winter weather it the winter weather advisory is our right now. that does not mean another one will not be issued for tomorrow. it is all part of the week clipper that will zip on through just in time for the rush hour commute. snow totals rather limited anywhere between a half inch to possibly 2 inches of snow. off to school and off to work tomorrow, no problems at all. mostly cloudy skies. winds to the north at about 5 miles per hour. in a few minutes, a look at the
we ll call this round 2, also wanted to showyou at the moment we do not have any winter weather advisories. the national weather service is thinking they will probably have to early wound later tonight or tomorrow just to make sure issue one later tonight or tomorrow just to make sure we have a heads up. we re kind of surrounded by advisories to our southwest and the eastern shore and winter storm warnings for the mountains where lake effect snow could make it heavier. this is round 2 developing after 1:00 or so tomorrow afternoon. schools get started with no issues. i think most of us will just see flurries break out in the 2:00, 3:00 hour, but by the time we get to the evening rush hour, that s where we could have some slick spots. this thing will be gone really fast, gone by 10:00. i think we re talking about three to six hours of snow and that only means a small accumulation of that same kind of fluffy snow we had today. with a lot of people getting on the roads as this