from yesterday. we don t have the rain and the puddles and the low visibility as you head out this morning, much improved conditions. look at what the temperatures are right now at 54 degrees in napa, 58 in san jose and 60 in san francisco. today s forecast brings it into the low 60s. you ll see temperatures rising much more from where we are now, but at least we don t see heavy rain. i ll talk about it and we ll get a look at the rain, the heavy rain that moves in overnight. that s coming up. but mike is tracking a crash now in sausalito. it s been there for a while. talking about no rain this morning, but we still have a mist and slick roadways in the north bay. we ve seen that from time to time. no surprises for the south bay or the east bay unless the surpri surprise. slowing south 101 towards spencer avenue where the overturned vehicle has been there for a while. chp says that s the only issue and they may have to block a third lane. hopefully this will clear quickly
today. i guess so. we could see red on the radar, too. that shows very intense rain. storm ranger, if you haven t heard, is our doppler mobile radar and we can move it anywhere around the bay area to give us a very high definition view of the rain, and even particles such as wildfire smoke and fog. we are tracking the next storm. we ll be moving in and as of now we have some light rain. light rain will be possible throughout the day. make sure you have the umbrella handy just in case. we ll talk about heavier rain and very strong winds in the forecast for thursday. that s coming up. heading over to mike, the commute looks like it s back on track. it is, indeed, a rail reference. looking towards the road. a smooth drive. only the tiniest bit of slowing for the altamont. we ll talk about that. i want to give you the update for h train. the freight train that was stuck was cleared. train one has departed only seven minutes delay. plan on a couple minutes delay if that is y
doppler radar. not picking up any raindrops. in fact, you know what? the 9% of the bay area will be dry today. if you see anything it, will be minimal, 99% of the bay area will be dry today. anything we get will be minimal. flood watch in effect for lake, mendocino county and humboldt county beginning with urban and small stream flooding anticipated. into the 50s today where we should be for this time of the year. 50s will be common around belmont, also east palo alto, into atherton and woodside. 60 los gatos. low 60s around saratoga. 60 in downtown san jose and mineta international airport. highs in the mid- to upper 50s. east winds up to 15 miles an hour so breezy at the coast with the cloud cover into the 50s. light shower certainly possible across the north bay. we ll see the rain in the far reaches of the north bay. you to, ukiahukiah will get up to 4. starting with mass transit, we want to update you on ace train 1. it is now running. but it is 7 minutes late so not
worked out. let s send it back over to him. henry, can you hear us. reporter: atf, oakland fire officials and alameda officials are no longer at the scene of the fire. they hope to find what started the fire on december 2nd. investigators have spoken to witness who s say the ghost ship warehouse was a chaotic mess of wires, cables, a maze- like interior with objects blocking doorways. this converted warehouse ultimately became a death trap. it was zoned as a commercial building. and no one was supposed to be inside or having a party. at one point investigators had floated the possibility that a refrigerator started the fire. but electrical engineers say while the fling was close to the source, it does not cause the fire. they spent days mapping the scene with camera systems. at the news conference an atf spokesperson spoke about where they are today. to clear up the concern about the cause being electrical, the electrical system is part of the analysis. atm experts and th
i m raj mathai. and i m jessica aguirre. at this hour a series of storms moving right toward the bay area. the first one already here. want to show you a live look at our camera in richmond. those raindrops are right on the lens for you to see. we have multiple reports tonight as many of us will be on the move for thanksgiving. let s start with our chief meteorologist jeff ranieri. and sxwrjeff, what s the timeli? the storm is continuing to move in across the bay area. starting to ramp up. you can see these areas of yellow on the doppler radar. that s indicating some heavy rainfall. it s now on the way from san francisco down the peninsula. we ll take you to the north bay. it has been most consistent here over the past two hours from santa rosa to petaluma. it s now beginning to push off to the south and also the east and starting to impact san francisco with some pockets of heavier rainfall. right now moving through the arena. the sunset also down toward the embarcade