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Clear. We will tack ability the temperatures wicking up in the upper 50s to low 60s. At noon keep you in the lowtomid 60s at coast, up to 72 around the bay at 4 00, and 74 to 80 inland from noon to 4 00. Coolerthanaverage. And breezy. We are tracking a couple of hurricanes and storms over hawaii and the east coast. Alexis . I dont have much happening in the traffic department. Yet. Mostly green aside from the trivalley so 205 to westbound 580 to the Altamont Pass, 24 Miles Per Hour average and last time we checked it was 28 Miles Per Hour. Slowing down. Fine in the south bay. Northbound 101 at 880 no issues but filling in. We will take a closer look at riff times in a few. Breaking news in oakland, two bodies were found in a park overnight, and this is on 38th and foothill. Police were seen taking the bodies away but officials have not given any other information as to what happened. We have calls into Oakland Police and we will let you know the moment we get an update. In the east bay
Closer to the bay area the rain is already here. Abc action news making sure youre ready for the potential flooding as it hits part of the bay area. The rain already moved in. The latest from the National Hurricane center, really no big changes as far as the track and what were expecting. Still a heavy rain event. Still coastal flooding potential especially through tomorrow at the time of high tide. Right now 35 mileanhour winds, yes, that is a tropical depression. Not a Tropical Storm. You get four more and you get a Tropical Storm which is what were expecting here. Me anticipation of what the storm will be like as it approaches the area. This will become a Tropical Storm, its going to head to the north and northeast with winds at 50 to 65 miles an hour between thursday morning and thursday afternoon and then by thursday evening making landfall along floridas big bend. The trend has been, youve been noticing the last couple of days shifting further and further away which is excellent
Call it a record we got more rain in one afternoon than we have gotten in all of august repeated downpours today. They started late in the morning and just kept going. Weather expert tom wachs is live parts of se wi saw very heavy rain this afternoon, with 23 of rain reported. The rain will taper off this evening as a cold front crosses. Temperatures will fall into the 60s with areas of fog possible overnight. Decreasing clouds, cooler and less humid on wednesday with a high in the middle 70s. Sunny and quiet for the end of the week and for most of the holiday day. Tonight rain ending. Areas of fog overnight. Low 63 dewpoint 63 wind nw 510 mph wednesday decreasing clouds. Cooler and less humid. High 75 dewpoint 59 wind ne 510 mph thursday mostly sunny. Am low 58 high 70 dewpoint 57 wind ne 510 mph a viewer also sending these pictures a car submerged after the heavy rains. This is near pennsylvania and dale in cudahy. Up in the ditch. Stay ahead of the storm right from your phone. Just
Heavily. So this is going to continue to be a big problem through the morning and into the midday hour. Theres clearwater through st. Pete and some lightning embedded there as well. So not just all rain, we continue to see lightning throughout the morning hours. Look at this, this is not from yesterday. This is just this morning, 2 to 5 inches of rainfall fell in a very short amount of time and that is why we had the flooding issues. Widening out the shot you can see this blob of white, that is the depression, were well out good 400 to 500 miles away and were getting that plumb of tropical moisture that continues to move from south to north. Again a multiday rain event and tomorrow getting into the winds. Right now 35 miles an hour. Still the forecast from the National Hurricane center and the models 55 to 65 mileper hour winds. Track shifted a little further west and that is even better news for us that, means the coastal flooding were expecting for tomorrow 1 to 2 feet will be less s