mid 30's in napa. fairfield and livemore. 38 in concord. clear and cold. no surprise overnight. frosty at the start of 2022. bright skies and dry conditions through the weekend but wet and windy weather will develop early next week. overnight, mainly clear skys with a few passing high clouds. temperatures dropping into the frigid range by bay area standards. 27 at lake point. 26 at santa rosa. low-to-mid 30's in most inland locations. mid to upper 30's along the bayshore line. tomorrow a chilly day. sunny skies. highs on the coast, low 50's. 50-52 degrees. many inland locations tomorrow. in the afternoon will reach high temperatures of only upper 40's. let's tampa baying a look at our coastal flood advisory. because of the king tides. usually high tides that will develop over the weekend could produce minor coastal flooding in low-lying areas but not very widespread. then we get our next round offer rain early next week. late sunday night we'll see clouds increase. monday rain arrives with little snow in sierra. tuesday, wednesday, the rain continues. three days of rainfall to s

places like fairfield and antioch, even napa high of 49. closer to the bay and the coast we find highs in the mid 50's. let's skip ahead to the rainfall. forecast at 5:00 a.m. on monday with rain coming in. wet in the bay area and snowing in the sierra on monday and tuesday. wednesday is starts taper off. thursday we get a break. friday, more rain comes in. we have a weeks worth of wet weather coming our way. up to a quarter of an inch of rainfall or more for most of the bay area. you can see the stormy patterns each day next week and we will have one of the storm impact scales. the cumulative effect is a wet week ahead. >> we definitely need the moisture. it's been a really chilly experience looking at this video. we are talking about beachwear, ice-skating, and in san francisco. - hi mommy! - hi honey! oh i missed you! you just want to video call the kids. ok. ♪ hush little baby...♪ ♪...don't say a word...♪ but if slow upload speeds turn your goodnight call into an accidental horror movie... can you hear me? shut it down. just rem

napa county is considering additional health orders. they anticipate the omicron search will be a tall, thin spike and don't believe additional restrictions will make a difference in the spread of omicron. other counties also say they are not implementing additional restrictions. >> i think we are not going to see the large-scale shutdowns that we had in the past ever again. we are smarter, we are avoiding infection. we know how to handle it when we get it and for god sakes, get boosted if you are not already. melanie: melanie woodrow, abc 7 news. dan: governor newsom says the state continues to expand testing and will add 30 more mobile testing sites from optimum serve. >> 90% of the population is within 30 miles -- a 30 minute drive of a site. while that is impressive, we recognize it is not good enough. nor is the fact that there are lines appearing in sites like this all across the state. dan: there are 50 sites and there'll soon be 80. 80 more national guard members are also being deployed. there are 200 at various testing sites to

sent's in napa, .25 in fairfield. watching in the morning. the winds are picking up in the hills. around 10:00 friday, that north, northeasterly wind is going to stare up the atmosphere -- strip the air up is fair enough, we will see improvement in the air quality. we are looking at a lovely views, air quality moderate the next four days. unless you have sensitivity, you don't need to worry about limiting your outdoor time. exploratorium camera looking at san francisco tonight. dense fog in the morning, hazy and milder in the afternoon. we're looking at dry conditions to the -- through the weekend into next week. let's talk about the drought, we were the worst drought count -- category, extreme to exceptional. severe trip shame. as of today, our entire region is in severe drought. it is not gone, but it is much better the more we were, things to a great start to her rainy season. around the state, with come out of extreme to exceptional for most of california. you're looking at moderate to severe drought. temperatures at this hour, in the 40's and 50's. still chilly out there for

we'll see. 58 at napa 58 san rafael 60 at santa rosa and 62 at cloverdale. and here's the accuweather 7-day forecast. let me back away. so you get a good look at tomorrow mainly bright skies tomorrow with a few lingering high clouds in the early morning hours. maybe even some low clouds fog near the coast then on monday. with the king jr. today mlk day will be a dry and pleasant day mainly bright skies tuesday or wednesday. not much change bright skies with a few high clouds high temperatures only around 60 to 62 degrees from the coast from the bay rather to inland, but it starts to warm up on thursday and look at friday and saturday highs in the mid 60s around the bayshore line and inland and low 60s on the coast. so with this dry spell we'll get a little bit of a warm-up late in the week going into next weekend. it be great to see some more. because if this dry spell continues if it lingers we could find ourselves falling back into a rainfall deficit, but right now things are sort of average or just a little bit above average in terms of rainfall levels, a

overnight lows will drop to 37. 41, napa. antioch, low 40's. right around the bay shoreline, mid 40's. tomorrow, 56, half moon bay. most coastal locations, mid 50's. maybe up to 60 in a couple of locations. some inland spots will top out at about 62 tomorrow. how long will it remain dry? we can expect dry days for the next seven. there may be some rain in southern california, but it does not look like any of that will come her way. -- come our way. all the precipitation is going into the pacific northwest not coming our direction. here is the seven-day forecast, dry and mild through thursday, then dry and warmer friday and saturday with inland highs in the mid 60's. low 60's on the coast. sunday and monday, a slight cool down. almost springlike weather that will continue into the early part of next week. ama: thank you. ♪ at usaa, we've been called "too exclusive" because we were created for officers. but as we've evolved with the military, we've grown to serve all who've honorably served. no matter their rank or when they were in. a marine j

it is 44 degrees right now at napa and santa rosa 45 in novato fairfield is down to 36 41 at concord and 38 in livermore. and here's a view from emeryville looking across the bay right now. we can see across the bay because the clouds haven't gotten very thick or very low yet but cloud. be increasing overnight as we look at our forecast features first wave of rain will arrive during the early morning hours in the north bay probably around four or five am or so. periods of rain to follow through most of the week all the way through friday the approaching storm ranks won on our strong imp scale a storm of light intensity so for tomorrow and at least the early part of wednesday, we expect periods of light rain with occasional wind gusts up to about a tenth of an inch of rain for most locations in the next 24 hours or so, maybe a quarter of an inch or more in the north bay. and here's our forecast animation starting at 5. am tomorrow notice the rain will already be falling are we expected to be falling by that time in the a it's going to sweep eastward and southward as our storms often d

napa 46. 46 fairfield. the wind also translates to surface. even places like san francisco, oakland, you're going to feel the effects of the wind. strongsest winds over the higher elevations. saturday, wind 43 miles an hour. saturday still gusty. 34 fairfield. saturday afternoon, the winds let up with this offshore wind. we are going to experience warmer weather than what we're used to for january. from our golden gate bridge camera, there have been a few patches of fog. it has moved out for the time being. you can clearly see across the bay. patchy dense fog overnight. gusty winds developing in the morning. unseasonable weather developing in the next few days. thick fog around santa rosa. just over a mile visibility. half mile in half-moon bay. once the wednesday starts going, the fog will get blown out of here tomorrow morning. temperatures in 40's and 50's. by morning, upper 30's in some of our wind sheltered valleys. 39 in santa rosa. 39 in concord. 50 in san francisco because of that down sloping wind. going to be a nice day. mild on the

at the cityscape in san francisco other temperature readings right now 45 in santa rosa petaluma 43 napa 49 60 in fairfield. that's pretty mild. maybe fairfield didn't actually report at this hour that seems a bit mild for this hour 45 the conquered 42 at livermore and the view from the emeryville camera. looking along the bay bridge. these are our forecast features. we'll see clear skies overnight with the winds continuing to diminish sonny and mild again tomorrow about perhaps a couple of degrees cooler than it was today and this dry pattern. we're in right now dry and mild pattern i should say will continue into the end of next week overnight the forecast animation looks like this. we'll see no clouds just guys, which will allow temperatures to drop of course into the chile range in our inland areas up in the north bay. we'll see lowe's dropping into the upper 30 years that ukiah lakeport santa rosa over in the inland east the east bay fairfield antioch conquered livermore. flows in the upper 30s down the south bay mainly low 40s 41 in san jose 41 morgan hill and right around the the

it is 39 in napa. concord at 46 degrees,,,, nice view looking across the bay. these are the forecast futures. chilly conditions overnight, mainly dry and mild days in the week ahead and a slight chance of rain at the end of the month. for tonight, no rain or clouds in sight. tomorrow, some low clouds rushed to the coastline, but it will be a bright day. cool skies and it is, with temperatures dropping into the upper 30's in the northern bay and the inland east bay. mainly 40's around the bay coastline. tomorrow will be highs of 50's near the coast did in land areas, low to mid 60's. relatively milder than the weekend has been. looking at the week ahead, you can see the storm track remaining well to our north. this may produce a sprinkle or tube who -- two. next sunday evening is a bigger chance of rain coming our way. here's the accuweather 7 day forecast. the next seven days, does not look like much of a chance of rain at all. mainly sunny with mild conditions. clouds will increase next weekend, and with that increase in clouds comes the slight, slight chance

visibility has dropped to three quarters of a mile in napa. four miles in half moon bay. as you check out the fog for past, not only do we -- forecast, we have the fog across parts of the valleys and so tomorrow morning, that is what will slow down your commute if you have to commute through those areas. by noon time, another day of offshore winds. expect the fog to get burned off by the afternoon hours. from our kgo roof camera, here's a look at the bay lights and we are looking actually conditions with foggy spots in the morning. dry, mild days into the weekend. there is a possibility of perhaps a pattern change sunday and monday but not necessarily definitively rain. one thing is for sure. with the gusty winds we have been experiencing lately and the lack of rain, tree pollen has been problematic. it is high. cedar, juniper, alder, and as. if you have allergies, expect that to flare again. we need some rain. rainy season. san jose is at 104 percent of average. san francisco, 142. still ahead of the game but don't forget, we are still in a drought. 18th consecutive day

low temperatures down to 33 at santa rosa 38 in napa over the inlet east bay. we're talking about 37 to 39 degrees in most locations. south bay lows 38 san jose 37 morgan hill low 40s right around the base shoreline and low 40s on the coast now tomorrow we'll have sunny skies with highs in the mid-60s in the south bay 64 san jose 65 morgan hill on the peninsula mainly low 60 62 redwood city 61 palo alto just upper 50s on the coast a little bit cool there at at half moon bay and pacifica. downtown san francl be the high tomorrow up in the north bay. we'll see some 60s though 62 and novato 63 santa rosa 63 at calistoga east bay highs 60 at oakland 61. andro the inland east bay, we'll see highs tomorrow in the low to mid-60s about 63 at walnut creek, san ramon 60 only 61 at pittsburgh 62 antioch brentwood 64 now, let's take a look at our animation you can see going through next week the the storm track remains well to our north up into the pacific northwest. that's where the rain will go and snow as well in some spots. no rain likely here in the bay area through n

napa down to 38 degrees. mid 40's at fairfield and concord. it's down to 40's it's going to be quite chilly in some of our inland locations as the night wears on. >> here ooh a look at the camera. these are the forecast features with patchy fog developing in the valley they intention fight on tuesday and wednesday. and that dry pa term we have now will continue through next week and perhaps on. our forecast animation looks like this. little areas of fog developing some of the valleys by the earl i morning hours. there may be reduced visibility in some spots. on we go to the evening. it's not going to be a cloudy day tomorrow. filtered sunshine. overnight lows we'll drop down to 37. inland e space as concord and fair field. question check upper 30's. and low to mid 40's just about else. hazy conditions tomorrow. our highs will reach to 61 degrees. upper 50's on the coast. downtown san francisco will top out at -- up in the north bay, up until about 64. low 60's on the east bay. and mainly low 60's. might warm-up to about 64. let's follow the fo

stone spoke with a napa woman now quarantining in old florida hotel after testing positive while sailing through the caribbean. >> i think this is a very dangerous time to even consider doing any kind of cruise vacation. and might be a wonderful way for some people to travel but now was not the time. j.r.: sue wegner who now has covid is warning others about getting into other cruise ships as the coronavirus surge continues. she should know. she just got off an 11 day norwegian cruise line caribbean cruise starting and ending in port canaveral, florida. her and others who had covid were taken on these buses to at least one hotel monday to quarantine. >> we were greeted by the manager who says i have a list of people hre i don't have -- here, i don't have enough rooms. if you want to stay, you have a check in and pay for your own rooms. j.r.: at times, people wore masks on board but through most of the trip, they did not. she thought she thought she had a cold-blooded worsened and she took a covid test -- cold but it worsened and she took it covid test that was positive. she does not know

down close to freezing. 35 in napa. 43 in livermore. 48 degrees in san francisco. the highs for your saturday under sunny skies. low to upper 50's. pretty nice looking. for those of you wanting to know when the next opportunity for rain comes in, how about monday? a chance for a few showers. we have a little bit of a break and then thursday there's the slight possibility we see some wet weather. sunny over the morning chill and fog. sunday, more cloud cover in the afternoon. a chance of rain on monday. you can put the umbrellas away for now but keep them close by. now there weather with low 60's next week. monday, tuesday as we head towards the thursday time period. a slight chance of a few raindrops. dan: there's this feeling we chase... like someone upped the brightness on the entire world. a full-body endorphin rush we'll chase again and again. feel the hydrow high. say hello to 2022 with xfinity and you'll get fast and reliable internet for only nineteen ninety-nine a month for twelve months. plus, you can get twelve times the speed for the same price when you

already at santa rosa, napa and fairfield and low 40s just barely above 40 degrees at novato concord and livermore and the view from our exploratorium camera looking back at a portion of the skyline in san francisco. these are our forecast features mainly clear overnight and it'll be really chilly in our inland valleys partly cloudy tomorrow, maybe a few north bay sprinkles on monday. that's about it for rain for the next couple of days and it'll be drier and milder in the middle of next week overnight. this is the forecast animation. we'll see mainly clear skies a few. clouds may begin to develop tomorrow in the daytime under mainly sunny skies though and later in the day. we'll see an increase in clouds ahead of the possibility of those monday sprinkles overnight low temperatures more specifically tonight 33 and lakeport 35, santa rosa 37 at concord the livermore 39 fremont and morgan hill and now we look at highs tomorrow. you can see it's not going to be a very mild day, but not a not too chilly either the inland east bay locations. only reached mid-fifties tomorrow, but we'll se

low 40's in napa, fairfield, and concord. looking at the lights from the bay bridge reflecting off the shimmering bay waters, these are our forecast features -- clouds will increase tonight. not so cold tonight. a dry and mild pattern is developing for the weekend, and the storm track remains to our north so may be some rain over the pacific northwest in the next few days, but it is not likely to reach the bay area. overnight forecast animation shows increasing clouds over the bay area. low clouds and fog as well. by early morning, 10:00 or so we will see the skies clearing, giving us a mainly sunny day before clouds tomorrow night. low temperatures will drop to the upper 30's at fairfield and concord. low 40's in most inland locations and around the bay shoreline, we expect temperatures from the range of 42-43 degrees in most locations. mid-40s on the coast. tomorrow, look for temperatures in the south bay in the low to mid 60's. 64 in san jose. 66 in morgan hill and gilroy. low 60's from san mateo to mountain view. on the c

napa county is considering additional health orders. they anticipate the omicron search will be a tall, thin spike and don't believe additional restrictions will make a difference in the spread of omicron. other counties also say they are not implementing additional restrictions. >> i think we are not going to see the large-scale shutdowns that we had in the past ever again. we are smarter, we are avoiding infection. we know how to handle it when we get it and for god sakes, get boosted if you are not already. melanie: melanie woodrow, abc 7 news. dan: governor newsom says the state continues to expand testing and will add 30 more mobile testing sites from optimum serve. >> 90% of the population is within 30 miles -- a 30 minute drive of a site. while that is impressive, we recognize it is not good enough. nor is the fact that there are lines appearing in sites like this all across the state. dan: there are 50 sites and there'll soon be 80. 80 more national guard members are also being deployed. there are 200 at various testing sites to

sent's in napa, .25 in fairfield. watching in the morning. the winds are picking up in the hills. around 10:00 friday, that north, northeasterly wind is going to stare up the atmosphere -- strip the air up is fair enough, we will see improvement in the air quality. we are looking at a lovely views, air quality moderate the next four days. unless you have sensitivity, you don't need to worry about limiting your outdoor time. exploratorium camera looking at san francisco tonight. dense fog in the morning, hazy and milder in the afternoon. we're looking at dry conditions to the -- through the weekend into next week. let's talk about the drought, we were the worst drought count -- category, extreme to exceptional. severe trip shame. as of today, our entire region is in severe drought. it is not gone, but it is much better the more we were, things to a great start to her rainy season. around the state, with come out of extreme to exceptional for most of california. you're looking at moderate to severe drought. temperatures at this hour, in the 40's and 50's. still chilly out there for

overnight lows will drop to 37. 41, napa. antioch, low 40's. right around the bay shoreline, mid 40's. tomorrow, 56, half moon bay. most coastal locations, mid 50's. maybe up to 60 in a couple of locations. some inland spots will top out at about 62 tomorrow. how long will it remain dry? we can expect dry days for the next seven. there may be some rain in southern california, but it does not look like any of that will come her way. -- come our way. all the precipitation is going into the pacific northwest not coming our direction. here is the seven-day forecast, dry and mild through thursday, then dry and warmer friday and saturday with inland highs in the mid 60's. low 60's on the coast. sunday and monday, a slight cool down. almost springlike weather that will continue into the early part of next week. part of next week. ama: thank you. chase first banking. part of next week. ama: thank you. a debit card for kids, and a set of tools to help them learn good money habits. by creating allowances and assigning chores, they can practice earning ev

napa 46. 46 fairfield. the wind also translates to surface. even places like san francisco, oakland, you're going to feel the effects of the wind. strongsest winds over the higher elevations. saturday, wind 43 miles an hour. saturday still gusty. 34 fairfield. saturday afternoon, the winds let up with this offshore wind. we are going to experience warmer weather than what we're used to for january. from our golden gate bridge camera, there have been a few patches of fog. it has moved out for the time being. you can clearly see across the bay. patchy dense fog overnight. gusty winds morning. unseasonable weather developing in the next few days. thick fog around santa rosa. just over a mile visibility. half mile in half-moon bay. once the wednesday starts going, the fog will get blown out of here tomorrow morning. temperatures in 40's and 50's. by morning, upper 30's in some of our wind sheltered valleys. 39 in santa rosa. 39 in concord. 50 in san francisco because of that down sloping wind. going to be a nice day. mild on the peninsula. 66 redw

visibility has dropped to three quarters of a mile in napa. four miles in half moon bay. as you check out the fog for past, not only do we -- forecast, we have the fog across parts of the valleys and so tomorrow morning, that is what will slow down your commute if you have to commute through those areas. by noon time, another day of offshore winds. expect the fog to get burned off by the afternoon hours. from our kgo roof camera, here's a look at the bay lights and we are looking actually conditions with foggy spots in the morning. dry, mild days into the weekend. there is a possibility of perhaps a pattern change sunday and monday but not necessarily definitively rain. one thing is for sure. with the gusty winds we have been experiencing lately and the lack of rain, tree pollen has been problematic. it is high. cedar, juniper, alder, and as. if you have allergies, expect that to flare again. we need some rain. rainy season. san jose is at 104 percent of average. san francisco, 142. still ahead of the game but don't forget, we are still in a drought. 18th consecutive day

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stone spoke with a napa woman now quarantining in old florida hotel after testing positive while sailing through the caribbean. >> i think this is a very dangerous time to even consider doing any kind of cruise vacation. and might be a wonderful way for some people to travel but now was not the time. j.r.: sue wegner who now has covid is warning others about getting into other cruise ships as the coronavirus surge continues. she should know. she just got off an 11 day norwegian cruise line caribbean cruise starting and ending in port canaveral, florida. her and others who had covid were taken on these buses to at least one hotel monday to quarantine. >> we were greeted by the manager who says i have a list of people hre i don't have -- here, i don't have enough rooms. if you want to stay, you have a check in and pay for your own rooms. j.r.: at times, people wore masks on board but through most of the trip, they did not. she thought she thought she had a cold-blooded worsened and she took a covid test -- cold but it worsened and she took it covid test that was positive. she does not know

down close to freezing. 35 in napa. 43 in livermore. 48 degrees in san francisco. the highs for your saturday under sunny skies. low to upper 50's. pretty nice looking. for those of you wanting to know when the next opportunity for rain comes in, how about monday? a chance for a few showers. we have a little bit of a break and then thursday there's the slight possibility we see some wet weather. sunny over the morning chill and fog. sunday, more cloud cover in the afternoon. a chance of rain on monday. you can put the umbrellas away for now but keep them close by. now there weather with low 60's next week. monday, tuesday as we head towards the thursday time period. a slight chance of a few raindrops. dan: chase first banking. a debit card for kids, and a set of tools to help them learn good money habits. by creating allowances and assigning chores, they can practice earning every day. with a debit card just for them, they'll learn smart spending firsthand, while you monitor and set account alerts. and using their own chase mobile app, they can set big savings goal

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low 60's in the south bay, 60 and inland east bay and the north bay, 59. 61 in santa rosa and 59 at napa. let's take a look at our accuweather 7 day forecast. it will be a little milder on wednesday than tomorrow, so highs in the low 60's near the bay and inland with right sunny skies. towards the end of the week, springlike warmth developing, highs inland and around the bay friday and saturday in the mid 60's, perhaps a little higher. low to mid 60's on the coast, then temperatures moderate going into early next week but notice, the dry pattern continues through the next seven days and according to the extended outlook we will be dry and the bay area for about the next 10 or 12 days. kristen: the demand for safety in schools. another sick-out plan for this week. why the latest kristen: a few oakland schools will participate in a students sick-out expected to last through the week. julian: the idea is to bring attention to safety demands. >> like many schools in acorn woodland elementary has a number of staff and students absent. this fifth grade teacher says one in four students in her

santa rosa, napa, fairfield -- a low of 38. most other inland location with lows in the bid 40's. lows tonight in the mid 40's. 60 to 62 around the bay shoreline. inland and east bay, 6 livermore. 65 in cloverdale. 70 at san jose. animation taking us through the week shows a strong track to the north. rainfall and other forms of precipitation in the pacific northwest but not here in the bay area. mild weather getting even milder going into friday. about 66 degrees and saturday, still pretty mild, going into sunday. early next week, sunny skies and relatively mild weather. larry: like a broken eight, spencer. there is an 80-year-old guy out there going i remember that. if camping in yosemite was something you were hoping to do this summer, it's time to play the lottery. the national park service is taking names to snag a spot at the popular north pines campground. campers have complained reservations have been snatched up seconds after they become available. the lottery is expected to level the playing field. the window closes february 6, winners announced february 10. kristen: col

temperatures, most areas running anywhere from five to 10 degrees warmer with the exception of places like napa. only 54 right now. the high today was 57, and that's because the fog was so slow to clear. right now, temperatures are in the 50's and 60's. here is a live look at the fog creeping back in over san francisco. we are looking at gusty wind in the hills, warmer weather through friday with above average temperatures heading into the weekend. we have some fog around the coast and the inland valleys and that will burn off except near the coast. we will hang on to a little bit of that fog well into afternoon hours. it is him was like a summertime pattern through coastal regions. you will also see the fog around the delta as we look at the afternoon highs in the south bay. it is going to be a mild day. 65 degrees, mix of sun and high clouds on the peninsula, 64 redwood city, 62, half moon bay. downtown san francisco, nice day. mid 60's from sonoma to santa rosa. san rafael, 62 degrees heading into the east bay, low to mid 60's. in lynn, it is in the low 60's from san ramon to livermore to fa

napa, 64. richmond at 62 and 66 in oakland. to our valleys, warmer than today. succeed three to 65 in walnut creek -- 63 to 65 in walnut creek. an area of low pressure, it is going to decrease the distance between it and this area of high-pressure pressure and that creates a strong pressure gradient and that is how we form our window. fast winds from 7:00 tomorrow morning to 7:00 saturday with gusts around 15 to 30 miles an hoenpo in hi. we need to lock down anything that could blow away or could cause damage. what we are looking at our good air quality, the fastest winds tomorrow will definitely be during the afternoon and evening. my 70 forecast, a run of mid-60's tender 70 with our record highs 68 to 73. the average is 60 to 62 next week. >> it is going to be cooler with the 49ers are going, they are headed to green bay. abc 7 was at santa clara an hour ago as the team buses filled up. saturday's playoff game has the niners and packers kicking off at at 5:15 california time. temperature at kickoff, a little warmer than we thought, it is going to be 15 degrees

napa, 60. congress, 61. pretty nice, above average afternoon. we had a little bit of atmosphere, you probably saw the haze and smoke like yesterday. . air quality, moderate to good. that is what it is forecasted to remain for the remainder of today, tomorrow, and wednesday. the colorado fire is not putting out as much smoke. most of the pollution will be what we generate normally. that should stay below anything unhealthy. and little bit of fog continuing. may be more fog tomorrow morning. mild afternoon this week. breezy in the hills tuesday and wednesday. not a repeat of what we went through. the pattern change next week that will bring us some rain, fingers crossed. just how much we need to see. tonight's temperatures, if you scrape frost like i did this morning, and you live in those inland valleys, expect more frost tonight. load 30's. even the 38 in redwood city around the bay and towards the coast. , tomorrow afternoon about the same to a couple degrees than today. we have 65 in santa rosa, one of the warm spots. 59, oakland. 58, san fran

in napa, laura anthony, abc 7 news. in paradise, laura anthony, abc 7 news. dion: what a remarkable career. what strikes me the most is seeing her fire coverage. coming to abc 7, one of my first interactions was working with her in the north bay during some of the fire, she was with our photojournalist, randy davis who also just recently retired. they were so dedicated to their craft. they were not afraid to push it to the limit, albeit safely, but do whatever it took to get the story. larry: consummate professionals, both of them. i tell you what, it would have been easier to list the stories that she did not cover. she did everything under the sun over the last few decades and almost -- and always brilliantly and professionally. i know she is a huge jays fan. and she looked pretty good on the slopes as well. happy retirement and aleve x. it's fast, powerful long-lasting relief with a revolutionary, rollerball design. because with the right pain reliever... life opens up. aleve it, and see what's possible. dion: rain and more rain. larry: absolutely. not too

napa, 55. let's talk about what will happen moving forward. clouds will open but where they open, fog will form tonight and we will also have a light offshore wind ringing fog into any of our neighborhoods. it will be significantly cooler tonight. there is a slight chance of rain on monday and thursday. i throw that out there to let you know the medium range models are not set on if it will rain or not but the high resolution models will give us a better feel for what is going on this weekend. here is a look at live doppler seven. look at the rebels in the clouds. a fast jet stream moving at about 120 miles per hour helping aid the sunshine. you can see it moving through san rafael. 50 around 7:00. upper 40's at 11:00 if you are out this weekend. grab a coat. you won't need an umbrella. these in the north bay valleys. already nine around danville but most of us in the low to mid 40's. we will see the fog taking over. here is a look at the fog forecast for tomorrow. the offshore breeze ringing it into the bay and our neighborhoods but it will a

chp said the driver was speeding when he pulled off of highway 29 in napa this morning. the driver was not seriously hurt but he was techie to the hospital where he was arrested for suspected dui. his car had to be hoisted off the top of a 12 foot high container. >> it hit several vehicles and a storage container and ended up right there. >> this one was something out of the movies, seeing a car on top of the container was something else. dion: a similar crash happened at the same place last year. chp said in this case the driver turned off the highway possibly thinking he missed his exit which was a half mile away. just ahead, we know ticket prices for tomorrow's 49ers-rams game. going to the game will cost you big bucks in other ways, as well. taking a live look outside. how nice is this? it has been a while since we have had any wet weather. we are on rain watch. spencer christian has that in your accuweather forecast. >> coming up in sports, we are live at shea center with a report from the warriors game. is tom brady retiring? stefan curry, another record set to be

today is equally as mild. 63 in napa and santa rosn na if you can, santa cruz is closee to 70 degrees later on this afternoon. mostly tahoe feeling nice at 50 degrees. it won't br won't br won't br southern california, just a mixture of sun and clouds. it looks like this dry pattern will even go with a holiday weekend. let's get a check of the roads. so far, so good. we will start with a live look. you know which way all the cars are going and no blocking issues to report. a live look in san jose. i guess it's not an issue that we didn't hold onto too long. ted. the 87 transition ramp. the offramp has been shut down as well. it looks like this should reopen by 8:00 a.m. why hide your skin if dupixent has your moderate-to-severe eczema, or atopic dermatitis under control? hide our skin? not us. because dupixent targets a root cause of eczema, it helps heal your skin from within, keeping you one step ahead of it. and for kids ages 6 and up, that means clearer skin, and noticeably less itch. hide my skin? not me. by helping to control eczema with dupixent, you can change how their skin l

nevada and napa down to zero miles. if you are traveling south on 101 going toward san jose, you will encounter this. the north bay dealing with fog as well. zero to one miles visibility on in spots. there is san rafael. san rafael is out there somewhere. there is just a lot of fog from this vantage point and fog will linger through 10:00 a.m.. that is four and a half hours we are dealing with this. dense fog early on. hazy sunshine in the afternoon and temperatures warmer in the mid-50's to mid 60's this afternoon. reggie: the biden administration is regrouping after the supreme court blocked president biden's vaccine mandate for large employers. that ruling comes as the president announces new resources in the fight against the virus. here is faith abubey. faith: a newly published study found unvaccinated pregnant women with covid and their newborn babies have a higher risk of complications like hospitalizations and death from the virus compared to those who are vaccinated. more than 20% of americans eligible for the

a sprinkle from san benito county in through monterey upper 50s some of the cooler locations up in napa the accuweather 7-day forecast looking at the high clouds today that'll continue into the holiday tomorrow and by tuesday that low is out of here and it's high pressure builds in we'll get sunnier and milder conditions by the end of the week. friday could be the warmest day feeling like spring by then and then we're tracking that. last week of january liz which at this point it was looking a little bit different in terms of maybe some rain now. it's kind of iffy. so we'll keep looking. all right. we really really well. thank you lisa. okay a beloved sticker company in the north bay has announced that significantly downsizing and moving out of the state. it's a change that's emotional for both the owners and their loyal local customers. we'd have probably 250 people a day visiting. fritters this quiet petaluma warehouse had been a bustling colorful factory. this is where we used to have all of our stickers listed up here. so everyone could see every single sticker we ever made but toda

three force of while in napa. -- half a mile in santa rosa. three fourths of a mile in napa. fog lingering through 8:00 a.m. this morning. southern california got a little bit of rain yesterday. the storm is pushing out to the east. it brought us high clouds yesterday. today, the same. a stubborn area of high pressure in control and remained in control and this is why we cannot get any storms in northern california but we will get mild temperatures today. where in the 30's and 40's. 34 -- we are in the 30's and 40's. 34 in hayward. it is cooler compared to yesterday. 62 in san jose. 61 in santa rosa. across the state, it is cooler. it turns dry in southern california. 64 in l.a.. 64 in fresno. we will see upper 30's to mid 40's with some coastal fog developing in the overnight hours. the storm track is not moving so the next 10 days, northern california does remain dry. if we are looking for rain, we are looking the first or second of february. here is a seven day forecast. a quiet pattern the next seven days and temperatures bouncing jobina: here are the seven things to know

thick fog from napa to santa rosa. here is the dense fog basically the valleys of the north bay were that cloud cover gets stock until the sun comes up and brings it off later on this morning and we will see a fair amount of sunshine. just be aware we will have some issues early on this morning in the north bay. here is the san rafael camera. low cloud cover and as we go through the morning commute, this is the area with the biggest issue with the fog. right now temperatures are mainly in the 30's and 40's. 43 in santa rosa. let's go hour-by-hour and show you that cloud cover later this morning. it is still impacting us around the shoreline but into the afternoon, the fog will live and we will see a lot of sunshine and temperatures warmer today compared yesterday. the big headline today, that dense fog in spots early on this morning. 60 in oakland, 59 in the city. 64 in santa rosa. 62 in concord. that is the weather. let's see how we are doing on the roads. jobina: yes, i'm going to be talking about fog. drew just show

that is a bit milder with some upper 40's out toward napa and antioch. the seven day forecast has a freeze warning until 9:00. this system lifts north on wednesday but we are getting milder with those highs near 60 degrees midweek and then by friday, rain returning so we will take it but nothing like what we have seen in the month of december. liz: tracking consumer trends about people -- about what people are buying is one thing but what about questions people have an advice they are seeking? david louis finds out what is hot and what is not by turning to a popular website that keeps tabs on trends. david: it is that time of the year when it's out with the old and in with the new. san francisco bay's just answer fields millions of questions a day. the ceo says over the years, it gives them what is on the rise and what is losing steam. weddings for example are definitely making a comeback after covid caused some couples to hold off. wedding questions are up 30%. instability is making a comeback. >> people invite this person to my party? should i asked th

napa down to a quarter-mile, santa rosa and a half mile, nevada at zero mile visibility. the rest of us have clear skies. our typical problem spots early on this morning. winds picking up, creating a wide range of temperatures. 51 in the city. 44, oakland. 43 right now in san jose. it is all about the winds. a high-wind warning beginning at 7:00 a.m., lasting through saturday morning. by 2:00 p.m., the offshore wind is racing. up to 35 miles per hour. higher than that for some of us. and winds will continue throughout the evening and overnight. it will be windy. so how do you prepare? secure outdoor objects, try not to park under trees. and there will also be some isolated power outages. so, it is a windy day. winds come down the hillsides, warming as up with the to upper 60's. it will feel warm for january. overnight, we will stay elevated in the 40's and 50's. no a look at thew forecast for the next seven days. windy and warm today. winds calm tomorrow afternoon. and then the dry pattern will continue into next week. reggie: squid game fans, the hit series has been rene

well above average with 65 in fremont today. 64 in livermore. 67 in napa. the winds are beginning to ease throughout the afternoon, but a gusty and blustery start to the day. we will have a look at the seven day forecast with the cooling continuing into the later part of the week. temperatures will come closer to average, and as we get to the end of the week, clouds will thicken, and by friday and saturday, we should get back into some showers. hopefully that extends into the next week. >> we certainly hope so. thank you. a diner in polk -- berkeley has closed its doors for good. the oceanview diner has been serving since 1982. i spoke to the longtime patrons who are disappointed at the loss of this institution. >> at the oceanview diner on 4th street, locals. by for good vibes and pancakes, and dropped off photos and flowers. after nearly four decades, the love it berkeley diner has closed its doors for good. >> it is so painful. it is such an institution on the street. >> it is hard to imagine, but when it opened nearly 40 years ago, it was one of the onl

yesterday, 75 at the napa airport. san jose was 68. downtown san francisco, 67, as well as redwood city. a big dome of high-pressure and control. current numbers cold in the san ramon valley. 34 in livermore with upper 30's down through san jose and gilroy, 36. 46 in oakland. certainly chilly out there, anywhere from 16 degrees colder along the coast with 13 degrees colder from san carlos. 24 degrees colder up in santa rosa, fairfield 21 degrees colder. upper level wind out of the north over 20 miles power, bringing down dry air. -- miles per hour, bringing down dry air. we get an offshore flow and a spark and the offshore winds can carry that and we are certainly in a situation now that is unlike anything we've seen with just the wind shifts and dry spells that we have had for like every other month. hopefully february will usher in wet or conditions -- wetter conditions. our beach hazard statement until monday, you can see three to six feet and this brings the risk of waves and strong rip currents down through monter

three miles in napa. we are doing a-ok. it is chilly out there. we are so close to freezing. 33 in fayetteville. 42 in oakland. take the heavy jacket. the afternoon is a nice finish to the day. we have 60 in oakland. 65 in san jose. 62 in san rafael. the fog is temperatures are chilly in the upper city -- 30's to mid 40's. . the next five days, we remain dry but as we head into the first week of february next week, it looks like rain will return. this is next monday. we have a storm moving to the pacific northwest and it looks like the pattern is active. tuesday and wednesday, rain in the forecast. the next 10 days, looking at rain returning to california looks like the pattern will flip. here is the forecast. sunshine, mild temperatures. the weekend will find increasing clouds. it looks like the wet weather will return. kumasi: thank you. spacex's dragon is heading bacb to earth. the khaki -- cargo ship is bringing medical supplies to the candidate -- kennedy space center. it is expected to come down this afternoon. reggie: one dad's trash is ano

a quarter mile in napa. from san carlos to hayward san jose, low cloud cover causing visibility's down toe. by 11:00 a.m., we are still seeing cloud cover. peaks of sunshine later but the afternoon will finish with bright skies. low to mid 60's later on today. tonight, we do expect fog to re-develop. i do not think it will be as thick, but we will have dense fog areas tomorrow morning. afternoon sunshine. we will keep that pattern through the weekend. chance of rain late sunday into early monday. lake show is expected to finish out the weekend. kumasi: the cute furry critter is going to have to wait a few more weeks to get a name. more about this baby occupying or pork you -- porccu analysis to determine the sex. this is the second offspring for beatrix and crober. months before it starts to look like it's mom and dad. reggie: you can see where it is going? kumasi: yeah. reggie: nose. it is cute. do i want a porcupine? kumasi: you do not. reggie: ok. lights, cameras, commercials -- a sneak peek at this year'

it is cold. 39, napa. 46, vallejo. 41, san jose. 50 in the city. 41, oakland. you need a jacket this morning, but this afternoon you do not need it. this is the skyline. plenty of stars. weren store for stt. therm ulater today, we will seee high clouds from time to time, so it will be a partly cloudy day but mild. we will be in the upper 50's by lunchtime, by 4:00 p.m. into the low to mid 60's. julian: breaking news out of pittsburgh, pennsylvania. we are following this bridge collapse. pictures are showing the city bus here involved. several vehicles on the bridge as well. you can see a big emergency response. there's reports of a natural gas smell in the area. not clear if anybody has been hurt. we'll bring you the latest as soon as we get it. kumasi: parts of the east coast are bracing for a major winter storm. 35 million americans are said to be impacted. we have the preparations underway for what could be a historic storm. jobina: all eyes are on the east coast ahead of what is expected to be a monster storm. some areas will see several feet of snow, along

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napa is freezing. 29 santa rosa. colder from san jose and palo alto up to our santa rosa and looking at your 10:00 a.m. temperatures, sunshine, upper 40's to low 50's throughout the afternoon. upper 50's to low 60's. it will stay at probably in the upper 50's near san francisco. tonight, increasing clouds. there is a weak weather system that will bring a dramatic wind shift. we will track those winds, next. liz: there are concerns about storm surge along the east coast after the nor'easter slammed parts of the country. some areas could see waves up to eight feet high during high tide. christine sloan has the details. christine: millions of americans are dealing with the aftermath of a powerful nor'easter that brought blizzard conditions to several states. new england feeling the brunt of the storm. heavy snow blanketing maine into the night. humbling parts of rhode island. two feet of snow in parts of massachusetts and along the coast, the storm send massive waves crashing into neighborhoods. more than 100,000 custom

according to the chronicle there is an outbreak within the sf nta and napa county is out of icu beds. we have more than the impact on local hospitals. >> california is in the middle of a winter surge. the last time we saw numbers as high was a year ago. >> it is alarming having rising case numbers is not good, but hat -- but having proportionally rising the hospitalization rates is good. what that speaks to is a decoupling between cases and hospitalizations. the omicron variant is mild and causes less severe disease. luz: a covid testing company has seen an influx of testing and reports a 19% positivity rate in multiple cities across the bay including san francisco. >> we are seeing that the numbers are doubling. luz: 1000 people are getting tested a day. >> the latinz commute -- is testing higher positive than the 19% average seen in other places. luz: an epidemiologist leaves that we need to focus our attention on hospitalizations to understand the real impact. >> for right now we are well wer within capacity. luz: data shows 17,000 17,000 10 hospitalized. in san francisco the chief