education -- and -- national weather service. the hearing is three hours. -- we declare -- [inaudible] i wanted to note that today the committee is -- a couple of reminders to members -- [inaudible] [inaudible] members are responsible for their own -- please also keep your microphones muted. unless you are speaking. finally, if members but -- commit to the record -- please email them -- whose email address will circulate -- thank you to all of our witnesses for joining us here today. but and -- win [inaudible] alabama and may bring states -- [inaudible] over 20 minutes -- to what went wrong? [inaudible] communicated through communities and how they responds -- these tragedies at the national weather -- office [inaudible] [inaudible] communities ready with resilience -- over eight years later, october 29th one -- a tornado tore through the south central usa -- [inaudible] [inaudible] however, though -- there were no life-threatening injuries. [inaudible] was the ability of the weather forecasters to communicate -- this is called -

of the national weather service. he is responsible for the day-to-day civilian weather operations in the united states, its territories, adjacent waters and ocean areas. prior to this position, he served as director of national centers for the environmental condition. for 14 years, he was responsible for directing and planning the technology and operations related to this for nine centers. he was the director of national weather service's office of meteorology from 1994 to 1999. and section head of the modeling section for atmospheric from 1978 to 1989. our next witness is mr. cardell johnson. he's the acting director of dao's natural resources and environmental team. he oversees work on the federal government's management of public lands and waters including national parks and forests. coastal and marine resources, endangered species, water supply, and national services program. prior to joining, mr. johnson served as the director at usaid's office of inspector general, where he developed his framework. he also work

able weathe -- a weather service nation. i home to provide a roadmap for the next director of the national weather service, and i look forward to hearing from our witnesses. the chair recognizes our distinguished ranking member of the committee for two minutes. >> thank you for holding the hearing. thank you to our witnesses further insight into our weather forecasting future. improving our forecasting abilities has been a high priority for me as ranking member of this committee, and i appreciate the doctor sharing his commitment and has dedicated his career to better serving the public. on a daily basis, the national weather service provides critical information to businesses across the country. around this time of year in oklahoma, the forecast alerts farmers and ranchers to the first frost of the season, helping us plan weeks ahead. towns and cities rely on the forecast to plan for inclement weather. and forecasts issued by local offices provides lifesaving information in the event of severe weather. in recent years, the

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the emergency alert services telling us, according to the national weather service, it is manhattan, the bronx, westchester, until 9:30, they're telling you, take shelter right now. this has got twist in the atmosphere. siren wails i noticed that water was also coming into the basement, but i tried to use a sump pump to pump the water out. i was upstairs, making dinner and i heard a gush of water. i'm picking everything up, unplugging everything because we did not want to be electrocuted and i was trying to salvage what i could. we started to hear gurgling in the pipes and that's when the backflow started from the sewage. the water wasjust gushing through the door and ijust didn't know what to do. i'm at 4810th-65th street. this is my house - and it's getting flooded. water was coming in - from my drain in the back, from my drain outside, i in the side of the house, even the sewer— that was in the back alley, water was gushingl through that thing, and made the water rise - all the way up to about 9 feet. for the first time in recorded history, the national weather service issuing a

in fact, the national weather service has a frost advisory issued until 9 o'clock tomorrow morning because we're going to see those temperatures near freezing. so 38 in antioch, 38 nin livermore and 39 in conquer the north bay completely covered in those 30's. and it's still going to feel cold for everyone else because pretty to be in the 40's across the board looking ahead. here is your seven-day around the forecast during the day, though, very much like fall. but nice. lots of sunshine and temperatures in the 60's through thanksgiving and into black friday. but it's those overnight lows inland. you want to pay attention to for the next couple of nights in those 30's. you see that there. but at least we're going to see a gorgeous day time temperatures in the 60's. >> and now kron 4 sports. >> was a great, great day to be a warriors fan. we're going to roll this video and would you look at this. if this is not one of the best sights you've seen in a long time. you must not be a basketball fan. klay thompson back at practice going full speed. no limitations. it is the final step in his come

dense fog advisory issued by the national weather service in sacramento. that is their jurisdiction. visibility less than a quarter of a mile. you can see highway four from the central valley all the way in. visibility is just as low and they will be that way just as long. it is just the national weather service in monterey did not offer up a dense fog advisory. expect the same thing. a little haze and sunshine. 70's away from the coast at 4:00. reggie: a terrifying night in the east bay and an important reminder to everyone not to leave their kids in the car. police in the east bay still looking for the car thieves who took off in vehicles with babies inside. this happened two separate times last night. first in front of a mexican restaurant in pittsburgh, and again in front of a wing stop in concorde. both the babies and the vehicles were found. the babies are physically found. this is video of those reunions. abc 7 reporter ryan curry is in concorde with the information we know. brian: definitely terrifying and strange considering the fact it happened t

the thickest fog, goingog, national weather service, is in san francisco. they issued a dense fog advisory to 10:00 with this ability less than a quarter of a mile. that will create some hazardous driving conditions because of that reduction. the national weather service in monterey has not put one out for the valleys, even though they could if you look at santa rosa and ukiah. less than a quarter-mile of visibility, and it will be until 10:00. temperatures are running from about 47 to 54. during the commute, by noon, just about all of fog out of fear could have hayes and sunshine. look at these temperatures. 60's and 70's. even warmer weather is possible tomorrow. i will show you the newest numbers, coming up. >> thank you. such a scary night for parents, and a reminder for all of us to never leave kids alone in the car. police and the east bay are now looking for car thieves who took off in vehicles with babies inside. this happened to several times last night. first in front of him mexican restaurant pittsburgh, and again in front of with -- wing stop in

advancements have led to significant improvements in the national weather service's ability to forecast hurricanes, tornadoes and other storms however, accurate forecasts alone are not enough to protect life and property against windstorms and their impacts. i'm deeply grateful that we are having this hearing today and the chance to f hear from our expert witnesses on additional needs in research, workforce and infrastructure for improved resilience. established in 2004 with three main goals, improving the understanding of t windstorms, improving windstorm impact investment and reducing there windstorm impact. atmospheric and engineering research conducted by the program agencies advanced the understanding of the processes underlining windstorms and their impact ont structures. house disaster investigations conducted by program agencies in particular further and inform our understanding of the behavior of structures and windstorms. this research has already played a significant [inaudible] the information to the general public on the windstorm preparedness and actions individuals can ta

they are under their jurisdiction of the national weather service in sacramento, the one taking over the rest of us is in monterey. they are still contemplating whether to put us in one, but trust me, it is low visibility out there in many areas. in the central valley, it will be foggy. so if you are waking up in san francisco, it is about 52 to 56 degrees with fog in the air. palo alto 46. saratoga avenue 48. everybody else is about 55 degrees. san francisco, we expect the fog to hang around through 10:00 a.m. cloudy for the rest of the afternoon. and it will take time for the fog to fade, longer than it did over the weekend, that is why the temperatures are cooler. barely 60 for the afternoon. and i think the actual high will be around 64. we have a cold front sweeping down from the north, leaving most of the rain during the daylight hours, up until 5:00, to the north. there is a chance of some sprinkles in the north bay in the evening, but take a look at the cold front -- it wipes away the clouds, leaving fog for tomorrow morning. not like this morning. we will have easier commute

tomorrow is monday and while the national weather service has not issued a fog advisory for tomorrow yet they could. the signs are all there that the fog is likely going to build back in. that's satellite from this afternoon, that is the stuff moving in the high levels of the atmosphere. it's the fog that stays stationary that is the important part. that stayed there all day. as the sun went down and started building back in. petaluma is down to a half-mile visibility already and we've seen numbers go lower over the last hour. so the east bay valleys and northbay valleys start to see things go down first. but what we experienced over the last few days, it even gets right into the heart of the bay. on saturday morning there was a time when you really had to slow down going across this one. this morning was fine here on the bridge and you could be okay tomorrow, just give yourself a little extra time because, it's virtually impossible to say where the worst of the fog will be but it's definitely more likely in east bay valleys, the northbay valleys and the delta. temperatures now are i

and now the national weather service has issued this advisory until 9 o'clock tomorrow morning for east bay, interior valley spots so spots in walnut creek. parts of san ramon pleasanton livermore run would antioch all those areas could be seeing those temperatures near freezing we are going to see it says scheduled until 9 tomorrow morning when hopefully the sun will start to come out and start to warm things up just a bit futurecast for showing it's all thanks to this dry fronts that we're seeing of these chillier temperatures now coming to the bay area. and yes, no rain in the forecast over the next couple of days. your thanksgiving holiday will be nice and dry. and then black friday dry as well. if you're going to be out and about doing some shopping and even into the weekend, though, we could start to see a little bit of a warm-up. but for now it's going to feel like fall as we get into tomorrow, we're topping out anywhere from the low to mid 60's tomorrow for the afternoon highs. lots of sunshine. the winds could be a factor as we get into some of the morning hours to make things

but we are going to notice that low fog bank once again so far national weather service holding back on issuing any dense fog advisories but temperatures. right now, widespread 50's and 60's half moon bay 66 degrees after your record high of being in the mid 70's. everyone else in the mid 50's right now with overnight lows low to mid 50's. but upper 40's for santa rosa and conquered and temperatures pretty seasonable low to mid 60's around the bay area shoreline some low 70's for livermore in san jose nevado and santa rosa trying to flirt with that 70 degree, mark. but you're going to be in the upper 60's and then we're going to be in the 60's throughout much of this week into the weekend. so seasonal weather returning monday, though, will be our last 70's for most of our east bay valleys. but finally feeling like fall you all. i love it. joy. the 70's when they last. yeah, exactly. thanks, guys. thanks, marissa. >> next in sports, steph curry returns to his hometown as the warriors take on the charlotte hornets key rooney has the highlights. up next. we're all ready for a real vacat

weather service has issued a frost advisory the ghost in effect at 3:00 in and continues through 9:00 in on wednesday for the east bay valley. if you have any plans -- temperatures will stay above the frost level but it is close. temperatures tomorrow warm-up from the chilly start with low to mid-60s across the board, not much variation from spot to spot. 67 degrees is the warm location in san rafael and napa. thanksgiving forecast is also looking great, cooler start inland with mid-40s at 8:00 a.m. but a warm-up with highs in the upper-six inland. by thursday afternoon, low-60s along the coast and no hint of rain in sight. not just for thanksgiving weekend but even next week, a 10% rain chance by tuesday night, that is all we're looking at. temperatures do not change much over the next several days. saturday, sunday, monday, closer to 70 degrees. that is a typo for the temperature, it will not be 6000 degrees. >>> at 7:00, one little-known effect of covid has been the impact on hundreds of families in the process of adopting children at home or overseas when he pandemic it. >> i have

the national weather service is warning do not turn your because on the ocean, saying the storm could create sneaker waves that would surge three to four feet in just a few seconds. let's bring paul back in. this storm is kind of tapering off, moving away? >> yes. but there will be another one wednesday night into thursday that will create another we will. but it's nice to see these rain chances spaced out every two or three days in the forecast. you can see the heaviest rain moved off northeast by about 1:00 or 2:00 this afternoon. the showers out there right now are basically stationary, which shows how they are being squeezed out against the higher terrain. some of the higher terrain in the north bay get something additional rain as well. this is gradually going to quiet down as we head through the next few hours. it is just a generally wet to damp evening, even if it's not raining directly on you. we should dry out by tomorrow morning. the cloud cover will still be out there and locally dense fog, but that will dissipate. lenity of sunshine wake allowing temperatures to warm back

reggie: be careful -- the national weather service is warning the public to stay out of the ocean because of powerful swells. the advisory affects coastal areas from punter race to big sur. as well is strong rip currents and waves that can pull people into the ocean, san francisco firefighters rescued a team from the ocean -- from the water at beach this morning. ama: let's check on the weather and all things combined. >> keep forgetting it's reggie today. we have a beach hazard statement in effect until 6:00 this evening. in a report he read there. coastline if you we do see things coming down a bit. the big focus of travel lately, let's talk about thetomorrow, st breeze, temperatures ranging from 67 to 71 degrees. lovely dave traveling from bay pair -- bay area airports. honolulu, sunny, high of 81. new york, -- chicago, cloudy, hive 40. los angeles, hive 77. let's look at what's producing the weather conditions we have. high pressure the controlling factor right now. the circulation on the highs pushing some moisture into the pacific northwest but keeping us high and dry. here's a view

there is already a dense fog advisory that the national weather service has issued. back here at home, it is the northbay valleys all up and down 101 and into napa. you have a dense fog advisory that will not expire until noon. it will go and while and visibility will drop. it is also the delta and the east bay valleys. so, concord, places like martinez, you had a good amount of fog this morning. livermore, you are included. san jose peninsula, east bay shoreline not included in it yet? maybe you will have to be. this morning you are. it was kind of tough to see your way across the san mateo bridge this morning. right now it is clear. as we check out the other bridge we would normally think of as having issues, there are no issues. this is a totally different kind of fog. this is not coming in from the pacific. this is the fog that builds and through the central valley and creeps into the delta coming in the back door. it can be some of the most difficult stuff to drive through. tomorrow morning or early morning, there is your head up. santa rosa has some fog, oaklan

weather service for the north bay and east bay valleys. if you have plants outside that you want to survive until next year, cover them up or bring them inside. the temperatures are going to warm up tomorrow. in the middle 60s pretty much across the board. not a lot of variation, the temperatures are 2-4 degrees above average. nearly identical. lower 60s in the coast. cool spots, break it down hour by hour. a cool start, especially inland, temperatures in the 40s by 8:00 in the morning, make up for it later in the day. highs in the 60s, warm spots, 70. middle 60s and lower 60s along the coast. temperatures warming up farther inland for saturday, sunday, monday, close to 70 degrees for san jose. a degree or two cooler than that in the east bay and north bay and along the coast. temperatures in the lower 60s through next week. no rain. maybe we can make up for that in december. vern? >> straight ahead in sports, top two teams in the college basketball game ran the floor. as for the warriors, as nba hall of famer famously said, we are talking

weather service could issue another dense fog advisory overnight for your sunday morning and then we're going to notice it lift. hopefully by around your noon lunch time hour, a little bit stubborn in certain parts of the bay area with some areas such as daily city in concord seeing more clouds and sun today. so it is pretty localized with those microclimates there. but when tracker for tracking calm wind speeds, getting that cool sea breeze westerly breeze for downtown san francisco sustained at 12 miles and then we are going to see, though, about temperatures right now cooling down into the 50's along the coast cooler for those of you in napa, 55 degrees. but hayward 10 degrees cooler in the mid 60's with overnight lows tonight, widespread low to mid 50's santa rosa and even conquered in the upper 40's so cooler temperatures there. but daytime highs tomorrow. once again getting more of that spring-like feel instead of mid fall. we're seeing widespread low to mid 70's half moon, bay, 68 degrees, though. but above average temperatures continuing for the 2nd half of the weekend. so enjoy

no statements from the national weather service. so it's stuff like this. this keeps up. >> and that's really good news. more to come. yes, even in this 10 day forecast really now in the immediate future. ucl patch of rain out to see here. that's going to be probably into the later evening hours before we go turning it off to more of a light rain and shower kind of mixture right now. the most intensity is up there to contra costa county extending off the solano county upstream, though. that's what we expect to settle in later today. ok, watching future cast. this goes by quickly because i want to show you what's going to happen later in the week. so to play it pay close attention whack. it moves on through now is to work on the clearing job. that's a little slow. it takes it to tomorrow afternoon. we fund the clear this out. we're going to kind of the clear mode but not for long. as we get into wednesday afternoon evening so we can get home after noon commute on wednesday looks pretty cool by 9 o'clock here comes this guys a lot quicker than its predecessor

. >> the national weather service has a frost advisory issued a from about 3 o'clock tomorrow morning until 9 so it's all for inland valley locations parts of walnut creek san ramon pleasanton, even livermore out towards the antioch in pittsburgh front with discovery. they all those spots could be waking up to frost early tomorrow morning. so keep that in mind. cover those plants, protect them because we're definitely going to see a big drop in temperatures as we get into the overnight hours taking a live look outside. you never think that is going to cold by gorgeous shot around the bay area. it's a nice mostly clear skies here. this our camera on top of our east bay hills in berkeley. and yes, we saw a lot of sunshine today. a little bit of scattered clouds but still a gorgeous day around the bay area starting to feel more like fall at this point. so planning ahead for tonight, of course, those chilly temperatures like i was mentioning. we're going to see some breezy conditions in some spots in the north bay and the east bay. so might feel even cooler the what the temperature show m

weather service skies as a frost advisory for our east bay interior valleys. so what it's going to be folks in san ramon pleasanton parts of walnut creek bright would antioch all these areas could be seeing temperatures near freezing and that schedules around 3 o'clock tomorrow morning last until about 00:00am in the morning tomorrow so make sure you have those plants covers because it is going to feel much colder. what we found over the last couple of weeks. and if you're going to be out and about definitely want to bundle up because temperatures are starting to drop much quicker. what we've seen over the last few days. but yes, nice and clear shot of the day. this is our camera in the er and berkeley east bay hills there overlooking a nice clear shot of the way over towards a san francisco. so not really any clouds in your way to get in the way there. and yes, of course not keeping anything warm. that's why we're going to see those chilly 30's tonight and also the breeze is going to start to pick up a little bit. we're going to see it mainly in some of the n

the national weather service confirmed three tornados touched down on saturday the strongest, reaching wind speeds of up to 110 miles an hour >>> okay let's talk about the snow in the great lakes. weekend that saw those twisters and freeze alerts. for many nbc meteorologist janessa webb is here to kick off your week. janessa, good morning. >> hi, good morning. yeah a wild weekend across the northeast due to that strong-cold front. and behind the cold front, we are seeing some of the coldest air of the season. this is lake-enhancement snow that parts of the great lakes to the midwest are currently seeing no winter weather alerts that are currently in place but some locations across northeast ohio could pick up an additional 8 inches of snow. so kind of a rough start to your work week. 7 million people impacted across northern georgia look at this morning lows they are going to be in the lower 20s across that area and then, some warmer air will start to surge in as we go into your mid-week. our next storm system is across the northwest. already coming out of the gulf of alaska. this will

eventually enough that the national weather service has posted a frost advisory for the east bay valleys. i don't think it will be that called, but it will be on the chilly side. you may want to cover up that vegetation. tomorrow's high temperatures will recover from that chilly start and will and up to to four degrees above average by tomorrow afternoon, with almost identical temperatures for thanksgiving day. low 60s along the coast. mid 60s for everyone else. mid 60s for most inland parts of the east bay. temperatures for san francisco and oakland itching up into the mid-60s, with mid to upper 60s r north bay. the officer wind results and temperatures may be a degree or two warmer. temperatures further north also in the upper 60s. no rain in the forecast, but there are signs as we head into december that we might get into more of an active weather pattern. this is the age of 14 day outlook, and it shows a good chance of above average rainfall for the bay area and northern california. no such luck for southern california. this is more of a trend forecast. we can't get into the weeds of

the national weather service has been warning about sneaker waves along the bay area's coastal region. they say the larger than normal swells can come without warning and can easily sweep people away and out into the ocean. officials are telling beachgoers to stay away from the water and to never turn your back on the ocean. right. american airlines still trying to recover from days of cancellations and delays, what caused the disruption and how it could affect the upcoming holiday affect the upcoming holiday travel season. mrs. claus the shopping boss here to help you merry savers decorate with the best bargains ever! ross has savings on everything you need to get the party started. because who waits for shipping anymore? or guests?! i love saying yes to more merry for less at ross! -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 turns your goodnight call into an accidental horror movie... can you hear me? shut it down. just remember. you're not a bad mom. you just need better internet.

weather service is reminding people not to turn their backs to the ocean because of large swells. this was the scene in pacifica today experts say the danger of sneaker waves is that they can surge up the beach without warning knocking people to the ground and even dragging them into the enhance the name sneaker waves a seal pup is now being nursed back to health at the marine mammal center. was rescued from a busy road over the weekend experts say the pup is a male northern fur seal, which is an endangered species. he was rescued saturday by san rafael police after being spotted near east francisco boulevard. look at that face. yeah, they were worried. he might be hit by a car the veterinary team at marine mammal center examined the seal pup and says, he was extremely malnourished. they are now tube feeding him and monitoring his condition. he has been named ivy. oh so sweet. well, it's official the oakland a's are now searching for a new manager. as bob melvin is introduced as the san diego pad? newest skipper what he said ab i saw you toss the kites on high... k...k...kite! imp

the national weather service had a warning for parts of new york and new jersey. it seems like it showed up with no warning for people living there. lisa: it's fun to have all of these cameras now. people get their own video. you have to be on your guard when you get a warm air mass. that triggers those thunderstorms. for the bay area, we are dealing with that phenomenon. we have that to move into the eastern valleys. storm track to the north is taking all the rain into the pacific northwest. it's going to sag to the south a little bit. we are not going to get lucky with rain then. it's not looking like a big deal. we haven't put on on our impact scale yet. you will notice we do have the gray over the east bay. you can see the city in the distance and the low cloud deck. if you are driving, take your time. it can be right in front of you in no time and allow for poor visibility. it is 51 in oakland. half moon bay, 53 degrees. it was 76 yesterday at the beach. you might want to hang out there. more clouds are entering the bay area today. it is 51 in napa. it is 52

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the national weather service is warning flooding is possible through monday afternoon in seattle and elsewhere. breaking tonight, president biden said he will likely speak to the leaders of russia and ukraine about the ongoing tensions in the region. russia has been planning an orthrow of his government. correspondent david spun joins us with details. good evening, david. >> tensions kiev and moscow have been going on for decades. ukrainian president said he believes it's the russians who want to take him out via a coup d'etat. right now, there are around 100,000 russian troops at the ukrainian border and they've been posted there for several weeks. on top of that, ukrainian zelinsky said ukrainian authorities launched such a coup. he's in control and will remain in control. >> today there's intimidation. there's large scale intimidation coming from some media platforms that will be a war tomorrow. what do we need to know? we're in full control of our border and fully prepared for escalation. >> president biden on thanksgiving holiday in nantucket in massachusetts stopped to spoke to

weather service extended this fog advisory to include the east bay shoreline and the peninsula. looks okay there now but the way we are seeing fog move, if you are about to hit the road, you should plan on the potential of hitting fog and maybe some unexpected places. current temperatures range in the upper 40s to the mid-50s. big picture view shows us we should not expect any significant rain over the next few days anyway. you can see with the storm track is. it is going into the pacific northwest. this for system right therefore monday night into tuesday, tries to drag some light rain across the bay area in the overnight hours. that doesn't even warrant much of a mention when we get to the seven day forecast. i don't have rain there but tuesday in the predawn hours we might get a shower. that gets us into friday. late thursday night as the clock ticks over into friday, there's a weak little storm trailing a good stream of moisture across the pacific them i try to hold together and bring a few light showers. it doesn't look significant enough either to have a mention a bull cha

the national weather service tweeted there was no tsunami threat for our area from this quake. >>> back here in the bay area, friday night football game in the south bay was disrupted by gunfire. there was confusion and chaos on the field and in the stands. two men were shot outside the stadium during the championship football game. so far police do not know who pulled the trigger. da lin spoke with people at the game and has the story. >> because chaos. roughly 10 shots rang out as the football team was about to go for two point conversion with 2:22 left in the division i championship game. the gunshots sanded clearing the recording but the players and most fans could not hear them because of the excitement. this was the reaction once people learned of the shooting. >> all the fans started pouring out and everyone was scared they would be a stampede and everyone got really nervous. we did not know what was going on. >> the players got down on the ground and some players ran thinking there was an active shooter. >> we just started to run and get undercover and get behind some tents and

the national weather service says it will remain in effect 6:00 p.m. today. >> i suppose i would rather have access wind and less power then be burned out of my house and home. kumasi: edison says power is usually restored three to eight hours after dangerous conditions have passed. kristen: it is the day after thanksgiving, black friday. we turn our attention from cooking and eating to shopping and scoring deals. stores are hoping people will come back to in person after going strictly cyber last year. the way deals are structured is different. amy hollyfield joining us live from mccarthy ranch marketplace to see how things are going. the lines are not what they used to be, amy. amy: it looks very different than it used to. the manager was telling me he thinks the pandemic shifted things. last year no people camped out on the sidewalks and that was the case today. they have a sign telling you you can skip the line today. you can now order online and a cup later at curbside. that is something we got good at during the pandemic and is still in place tod

so the national weather services wants to prep everyone, everyone that we're going to have, at least at that warning that some pretty low visibilities first thing tomorrow morning. we always keep an eye, the temperature and the dew point temperature. the dew point is a measure of how much moisture is in the air is in the air. so what's the temperature matches that dew point that's when the fog forms as we take a look at some of the current observations across parts of the bay area. a lot of a lot of numbers to show you. but right now, you can see fairfield actually toward vacaville. 53 53. we have fog there. also in nevada. we have temperature of 50 and 50 says matching up in the north bay as well. so it's a good idea to good indicator of the fog that is regrouping right now, and that will impact visibilities first thing tomorrow morning. we're checking out the satellite where we have an atmospheric river developing not for us, but headed toward the pacific northwest. you'll see that defined plume of moisture up toward portland and seattle. for us here in the bay area right now. temp

national weather service issuing a sneaker wave advisory along the coast and reminding everybody to never turn your back on the ocean and be aware of rip currents out there. >> let's talk about the rain. kari hall tracking the rain in some parts of the bay area. we needed it for so long and it just keeps coming. >> a much lighter storm, and we have another we will be tracking for thursday into wednesday. right now it's light in parts of the north bay. been kind of off and on with a steady shower further to the north. as you are heading out this morning, it's wet, and you have to turn on the wind shield wipers and with the scattered showers that continues today, it will be spreading across much of the rest of the bay area. tomorrow we will see sunshine and cool temperatures. we will still be watching out for more showers later this week, as we look at an over all trend. we will see more of the rain moving in with the focus mainly on the north bay. what we will see on the peninsula is heavy at times before the east bay and south bay, and the rain will be much lighter and more spread out, so

the national weather service has freeze warnings, and advisories where you see the shading of blue and purple. just north of the atlanta region, but this includes nashville and little rock, arkansas. temperatures expect to flirt with the freezing mark overnight and below as well. the other storm we are monitoring is a powerful low pressure system that is going to develop right near the coast of the carolinas as well as the coastal areas of georgia and florida. lots of winds piling in from the northeast, so that will drive in some atlantic ocean waters. that brings the potential for some coastal flooding. that is why we have coastal flood advisories and warnings across the coastal regions of florida, georgia, and south carolina. something to monitor. one thing's for sure. this is going to be an impressive system as it slides to the north and east to the course of the weekend. it will bring heavier rain bands do this area for potential rain to the outer banks and florida peninsula. the pacific northwest, storm after storm after storm lining up once again, a very wet weekend in store for

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a fog advisory was issued by the national weather service in monterey for the north bay valleys and the east bay valleys. visibility dropping down to a quarter of a mile and could remain there through 11:00. that's the entire morning commute. the lowest visibility is right along 101, which you would expect this time of the year, in the north bay. one let creek south on 680, you will find more fog as you head into the valley. low to mid 50's, 58 to 62 with high clouds and sunshine. those clouds will increase and keep us around 57 to 64 degrees this afternoon. kumasi:

weather service is warning flooding is possible in seattle and elsewhere. breaking tonight, president biden says he will likely speak to the leaders of russia and ukraine about the ongoing tensions in the region, ukraine's president says russia has been planning an overthrow of his government. correspondent david spunt joins us with details. >> tensions between kiev and moscow have been going on for decades now, those tensions are escalating. ukrainian president volodymyr zelensky says he believes it's the russians who want to take him out via a coup d'etat. right now there are around 100,000 russian troops at the ukrainian border and they have been posted there for several weeks. on top of that, ukrainian president zelensky says authorities uncovered a plot by russia to launch such a coup. zelinski says he will remain in control. >> today there is intimidation, large-scale intimidation coming from some media platforms that there will be a war tomorrow. what do we need to know? we are fully in control of our borders and we are prepared for any escalation. >

just like we depend on national weather service, we should depend on public health officials to keep us alert and aware as data emerge. >> you said your home state of alabama, also my home state of alabama, we have a big game this afternoon kicking off. of course you know who i am rooting for. thank you for joining us. we'll be sure to keep talking to you as we learn more about the new variant. >> thank you, kaitlan, roll tide. >> i love that. much more to come on cnn "newsroom." a terrifying black friday for some shoppers after shootings in multiple malls and recent up tick in smash and grab robberies. >>> and broadway mourning the loss of steven sond heim, the man behind the music of west side story. enter the words sweeney todd. >> i like to be in america. ♪ ♪ >>> black friday taking a violent turn. injured three people, including a ten-year-old, and three others hurt in the chaos it caused. one person is detained there. in tacoma, washington, officials say a person has been hospitalized with serious injuries after a shooting there. police are searching for the suspect, motive

this video was taken a bit south in ocean grove the national weather service issued a severe thunderstorm warning for parts of new york and new jersey. and lisa a good friend of mine who lives in brooklyn was saying it was warm one minute and it flipped like a switch. >> that's what happens we had temperatures here well into the 80s to the south of us, how about 86 yesterday in big sur. so looking at temperatures that are well above average and you get a clash of the air masses and that's a good old-fashioned cold front that will bring thunderstorms and lightning and gusty winds. showing the storm track well to the north but you can certainly pick out this feature here, that is that tulee fol fog in the central valley and that has been certainly vecting over into the bay area yesterday morning the morning before and right now mild visibility in concord look at that zero right now in liver mor. yesterday you weren't too bad but today a different story and lots of fog in the north and eastbound. that's why we have our advisory through noon time and we've expand that had an hour or so. so th

whether driving or flying, you may want to give yourself some extra time the national weather service reports that heavy snow could fall in parts of the west and northeast, and the pacific northwest may be hit with even more rain. bill karins is checking it for us what do you have your eye on >> we've been watching the potential for this east coast storm for days all the bells and whistles and alarms were going on, not on the monday or tuesday before thanksgiving, so let me update you. we have what's currently going on the warm air on the east coast, but cold air is moving in. tomorrow, i have to say, if you want to travel friday, saturday, sunday, most of the country looks fantastic. there's a bit of rain and snow on friday in the northwest, but most of the nation is looking really nice. there's really no complaints i don't expect even many airport delays because of weather out there, and definitely not in cancellation, but sunday things begin to change. this is the storm we've been waiting for. the light snow in minnesota, wisconsin. even on sunday i don't think you'll have many tra

originally from brunswick, maine, he began his career working for the national weather service. for there he founded a private weather consulting firm that builds forecast for major events like major league baseball all-star game to the super bowl and red carpet events. in 1985, wayne joined the central new york cny central broadcast team in syracuse, becoming a full-time meteorologist in central new york. he utilized these forecasts and he became known for accuracy, reliability and outdoor broadcast from the weather deck. an expert on severe weather events, wayne also was there to deliver critical, lifesaving information to families during some of the most historic weather events in central new york including the great blizzard of 1993 and 1998 labor day storm. outside of forecasting, wayne has been a prominent fixture in our community. ess a' an -- he's an avid hockey player, hosting workshops for young meteorologists and founded an animal welfare organization. it was named after his late mother and champions animal welfare causes, raising a quarter of a million dollars for lo

a fog advisory was issued by the national weather service in monterey for the north bay valleys and the east bay valleys. visibility dropping down to a quarter of a mile and could remain there through 11:00. that's the entire morning commute. the lowest visibility is right along 101, which you would expect this time of the year, in the north bay. one let creek south on 680, you will find more fog as you head into the valley. low to mid 50's, 58 to 62 with high clouds and sunshine. those clouds will increase and keep us around 57 to 64 degrees this afternoon. kumasi: thank you, mike. abc 7 news is on vaccine watch as part of our commitment to building a better bay area. parents in east bay community are still outraged after they say their kids were given double the correct dose of the covid-19 vaccine. 14 kids got the wrong dose of a covid-19 vaccine in the east bay. that's where amy hollyfield joins us this morning, with more on what parents need to look out for. amy? amy: some parents are worried about the long-term effects of this overdose of the vaccine. it happened saturday at the s

we'll see if the national weather service confirmed that today with the survey team. but it daefinitely seems to be storm that passed through our area. >> you have been under severe weather advisories today including a tornado warning. did it seem like people were taken them seriously? >> well it definitely depends. this time of the year in mid-november you would never get such weather across our area and we're in long island. we're not in the plains or the central parts of the united states so it is definitely rare and some long islanders take it more seriously than others but hopefully everyone took it seriously and nobody was hurt. >> thank you for joining us. >> thank you for having me. >>> and now to the first person who could face prison time for refusing to cooperate with the january 6 house select committee. steve bannon is expected to surrender monday after a federal grand jury handed up an indictment against the one-time trump white house adviser. his argument to being shielded by executive privilege of a former president went nowhere with the justice depart

so far national weather service bay area holding back on issuing that because it doesn't appear to be as bad tonight. like what we were tracking last night through this morning, but certainly going to keep my eyes peeled on that. let's take a live look outside san francisco international airport clear skies overhead seeing some fog starting to make its way into contra costa as i speak. so we are tracking mid-fifties from concord into livermore as well. widespread low to mid 60's around the bay area shoreline with san jose and downtown san francisco 63 degrees to the mile. the city's out there right now this evening, pacifica 57 degrees. san anselmo and avato and even petaluma currently in the mid 50's. so we are tracking a chillier forecast tonight when tracker for calm winds out of the north and west. and we did see some hazy skies out there. so pretty moderate to poor air particles streaming through the bay area. earlier today and that is the same issue that we're experiencing right now for saturday night. so winds out of the north and east and above average temperatures just really