is also another sad side bar. good morning, everyone. let s talk about what s going on. here s a look at showers around morgan hill. snow showers around mount hamilton and the santa cruz mountains. this is the cold front pushing through. a few isolated showers later today. you can see slick streets leftover from the rain. 38 to 48. dress warmly. back in the 40s by 7:00. that s your 12-hour day planner. we ll take a deeper look in a few minutes. i think everybody stayed up past their bedtimes, maybe sleeping in a bit. we don t have too many foelks o the road and no issues. san jose 280, looking good. a few scattered showers and also dense fog in the north bay. if you re traveling between santa rosa and novato, i m seeing several reports of low visibility from wayz users. drive for conditions. drive times in less than ten. pricewaterhousecoopers, the people who handle the envelopes at the oscars, are taking the fall for the biggest blunder. many of you saw it live as it hap
gasia said it s cold out there. good morning, steve. really cold out here in kelseyville. feels like 30. i ve seen 25 and 27 chris but it s going and going to be a great sunrise. yes, sir, it is cold up there. our system came by overnight. sunshine all day yesterday and last night you could hear the rain. it was selective. an fran and oakland, now with have fog as well around mount dia blo. colder air coming in. east bay temps looking at a lot of 30s. blackhawk at 35. 34 in walnut creek. a northeast early breeze should kick in. cloud cover and rain in southern california moving into arizona. you can see mainly san diego and phoenix, not so much la. our system has gone through. we will get clouds developing in the afternoon and still keeping a few showers in the mix with 50s on the temps. sal, something on your screen has been quiet? hasn t been too bad. slow traffic out there to be sure. we re starting off with the bay bridge. people want to know is it the same? it is,
county, the wind knocked over the christmas tree in the center of town. in danville, a creek here overflowing, spilling on to the roadways. making it very tough for commuters. now to the south bay where we show you pouring rain and patches of hail. christmas in the park in downtown san jose. people still milling about. quite a crowd an hour and a half ago. rob mayeda spear heads our coverage. wind a big part of the story. as the cold front came through, we had wind gusts at ocean beach about 9:00 up to 55 miles per hour. out at sfo airport, close to 50. you can see the golden gate bridge to altamont pass. in cupertino, 42 miles per hour wind gusts. also beneficial rain coming down with this system. a fast mover, but still dropping close to an inch in santa rosa. and you see san francisco and moraga, close to an inch of rain. half inch into san jose and close to 3/4 towards santa cruz. all of this coming down within an hour. that was a half inch to 3/4 per hour rainfall ra
about a half inch to an inch and a half to two inches of rain. some of the storm totals over four inches in the river. then numerous hail reports. very cold air over the water producing some clouds. a possibility of some showers. thirtys and host. the breeze out of the northwest is holding up many of these temperatures especially up in the north bay. that breeze. if it wasn t for that, this would probably be five to seven degrees cooler. still a few 30s. and 35. you can see how there is still a little bit of energy coming over the top of the bridge. until that moves over us, tomorrow we could get clipped by a little shower or two. a cold morning. sun in the morning. system clod some clouds building up in the afternoon. breezy at times. that s out of the northwest and that means 50s for the highs. 6:01 on a monday. how are we doing? all right (. better. we re on the air at 4:01. i am happy to report that i am better now than i was at 4:01. q i will concur with that. yes,
says that he hopes that the sand bags help prevent any more blooding. that makes you safer? a little bit. maybe it runs again, like we re going to be along the way, several houses which were flooded still have their driveways blocked off by yellow caution tape. while the creeks overflowed in some areas, sit cry officials noticed seepages along the boil. ishmael rosales lives along the way, but says that while residents appreciate the sand bags, they would like a more permanent solution. it s something, but it s like trying to heal a wound that s already been cut. you know. they have not done anything influential to make sure that we are safe. reporter: the creek is running along the area, and all residents can did right now is run the rain forecast for tonight. it s not horrible today. we hope. reporter: and back to a live picture here in east palo alto, this is bay shore road here. the flood stage here is 15 feet. we just checked the river gauges, the