Right now on kpix 5 and streaming on cbsn bay area, looking live from our exclusive Salesforce Tower camera , we are looking at quite the tower there. It is monday, february 17th. Im michelle griego. Im anne makovec. Lets get a check of the forecast with mary lee. Good morning. We are looking at areas of fog to start off the day. Cool temperatures and as we head through the afternoon, get ready for a warmup. So plenty of sunshine. And offshore winds that will help to warm us up. You can see those temps are running in the mid to upper 40s to low 50s with areas of fog. In livermore and even along the coast. So your president s day forecast, we will enjoy the sunshine and the smile to warm, aboveaverage temperatures in the 60s to low 70s. So heres what you can expect. San francisco, 65. 70 in the san jose. As well as for concord. I will have the rest of your forecast, the full forecast, coming up. Happy president s day. Good morning. Take a look at the roadways right now. Really quiet. No
Good morning. Im cory coffin. And im phillip mena. Millions of americans are waking up to the freezing cold this morning. It may bcross the midwest and northeast dropping to the teens and below. Possibly as much as 30 degrees below normal for this time of year parts of Northern Michigan were covered in about a foot of snow and many of the schools there were forced to close early drivers need to be extremely cautious and only go out if it is absolutely necessary. Officials worked overnight to clear the roads in marquette county, Michigan Police have reported multiple crashes due to dangerous conditions there right now that system is moving east we are looking at cleveland, ohio, where they recorded their first measurable snow of the season creating some slick roads there as well. And more sleet and more snow could be on the way. Here to tell us more, nbc meteorologist Michele Grossman good morning good morning, guys. Were still a month away from winter its certainly going to feel like w
Certificates, voter ids, mainly that kind of documents is that im in charge of. Damian you were telling me that its been very, very busy. And youre doing a lot of work, youre working saturdays, youre working through the weekend sometimes. Mario yes, yes we have two weekends per month. We organize a mobile consulate or sabatinas, were now sabatinas, we open every second saturday, or go to the consulate so the people that cannot go during the week, they can attend during the weekends and they can get their documents in the weekends. Damian okay, and tell us about the issues that you want to talk about. What do you want the viewers to know . Mario mainly, id like to remind people what are the requirements to get a passport or the consular id. And i would ask them also to be patient because we have a lot of demand of documents. We have a very long time ofthe queue is very, very long. So, right at moment, the appointments are ready for the next month. We all the may damian all may is booked
news meteorologist drew tuma. drew? what a difference 24 hours makes. it is certainly feeling like winter again and live doppler 7 tracking wintry precipitation to get you down to street level. live doppler 7 to the north we go. around ukiah, and there s a chance of a few flurries flying in that part of the woods. to the south we go. the santa cruz mountains, light showers being picked up on live doppler 7, and there is the chance as well in the south bay, around mt. hamilton. we could see a few snow flakes flying right now. it s all an indication of the colder air mass that has settled overhead. look at these winds gusting over 30 miles per hour across much of the region, and that s pulling in some very cold air. in fact, a winter weather advisory is in effect starting at midnight tonight for the santa cruz mountains where we could see above 1,000 feet and perhaps two to four inches of snow and that means delays are possible taking highway 917 or 35 tomorrow morning. we ll
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