Then later today you remember yesterday we were on the hot side for inland areas saying goodbye to 90s and even 80s. Couple of sprinkles offshore all that energy is really going to diminish by the time it reaches the bay so dont really expect any sort of widespread rain couple of spots, a coastal drizzle is really all weve got 50s and 60s for your current temperatures thats not a huge change from yesterday just yet, oakland conquered at 61 pittsburgh fairfield in the low 60s right now later today as when youre going to notice just how much cooler we are from th90s inland to just the mid 70s today and 60s elsewhere in the bay. Im talking the rest of your forecast. Still ahead back to you. Thanks a lot john won and today you can go to restaurants in San Francisco. They are allowed to serve outdoors and there are restrictions for diners covers will tran is live in San Francisco to explain how its going to work i will. Hi good morning. Yes, there are restrictions been elise finally a crack
Can expect reset sounds like a big one its going to be a big one in fact we havent seen a midwinter storm like this in the bay area in quite a while weve had a few weeks storms making its way into the bay area, but this one is pretty typical for this time of year. So lets take a look at our satellite and radar from earlier tonight, very dry conditions. But now we are noticing some more light bands of rain just off the coast going to make its way inland. But this isnt even the storm that im tracking the one that is going to pack quite a punch during the overnight hours and for your thursday morning commute is right now over eureka so its just arriving into the golden state and its going to make its way into the bay area during the overnight hours and its going to wreak havoc for your thursday morning commute so the highest rain totals expected for those of you in the north bay specifically our local hills and mountains upwards of 3 inches of rain or less for the rest of us in the bay ar
Afternoon and thursday night could even see some small hail as well and snow levels dropping 2 those 3,000 feet for north bay and east bay highest peak, so lets take a look at stormtracker 4 right now very dry conditions light scattered showers off the coast. But the big storm just to our north right now impacting those of you and your rica and its going to make its way into the bay area during the overnight hours so it is going to peak for those of you in the north bay by around sunrise, but for the San Francisco peninsula and east bay its going to impact us during the mid morning commute so we are going to notice heavy rain and gusty wind speeds and those of you in the south bay youre going to get the bulk of the storm impacts by around or noon lunch time hour but take a look at this drying trend already taking place right around noon for those of you in the north bay, so this is going to be a very quick moving storm as it makes its way out of the bay area shifting to the south and e
To call its driving in the wrong way and on the southbound lanes and pacific on highway one and that is when that wrongway driver crashed into a mercedes suv one person was in the car that person was also taken to the hospital with unknown injuries. Theyre still investigating why this happened of course theyre looking into whether drugs or alcohol were involved or what happened you know driving getting on the side of the road is very difficult there is a Center Divide and ever since this happened highway one has been shut down basically where it was shutdown is right before the manor drive exit and has shut its been shut down a mile and a half north of here so theyre diverting traffic to highway 35 until they can get this all cleared up. About a 30 to 45 minutes ago, they said it would be an hour but they still havent told the second car that Dodge Charger and caltrans is standing by as well to clean up debris, so theres still a lot to do here and the corner just left the scene so look
Rio nito, duncan, mills, guerneville, forestville and parts of grayton. A satellite image shows the smoke pouring out of it. This is from 488 miles up, if you can believe it. Abc 7 News Reporter, luz pena is live with more on the evacuations from santa rosa at the Sonoma County fairgrounds. Luz. Thats right, governor gavin newsom is here visiting the Evacuation Center in santa rosa. He was just around here thanking many of the First Responders for their work. I want to point to an interview for a couple who evacuated at their home yesterday in santa rosa. Lets hear. My mom there in the tent taking care of cats, my son, my wife, my other son and his girlfriend are inside right now taking a nap. Yeah, thats the circus. Wind knocking everything over as were scrambling to grab whatever we could into the rv and cars, and then i just used this thing as a bulldozer going up the hill, pushing trees out of the way, and power lines that came down and down the hill, pushing trees out of the way a