Feels like Spring

I just love it. I know what I'm going to be doing at the beginning of next week. Hey, take a look at this. What I did is put together a fast-forward camera for you so you can see nothing but wall-to-wall sunshine today, a just absolutely stellar day. You know, the talk of the town was the Valkyries Parade, and then the talk of the town was the weather. It was idealistic, absolutely perfect for celebration in the city today. Now, tonight overnight, we're already running about five degrees cooler than. 24 hours ago, we will see 40 degrees in Santa Rosa, high 40s in Mountain View, Redwood City, Redwood Shores, and across the Bay and Hayward, back in through Castro Valley. 24 hours ago this time last night, we saw wet pavement here at the Golden Gate Bridge. It is dry. We have no clouds under 12,000 feet. When you wake up tomorrow morning, yes, indeed, we still have a coastal flood advisor. It's in effect until 1 p.m. on Monday. We're going to see high tides, 7.1 to 7.4 feet. That will occur around 8.36 tomorrow morning. So we will see, in the usual spots, the lapping of water onshore around the Bayshore here and the Embarcadero. And we also have an addition to that now, a beach hazard statement. Now, this goes into effect tomorrow morning at 8. 8 a.m. through Saturday. And as we take a look at the dangerous conditions, rip currents and sneaker waves. In fact, these waves up to 16 feet. I just took a look online at some of the waves. We're talking already seven. to 11 feet waves offshore at this hour right here around the central and southern and also northern portion of Ocean Beach. It's pretty dirty. It's choppy out there. All right, here is our storm tracker. We're seeing just a few high thing clouds drifting across the barrier. And then when you see over here, that's where the precipitation is. Anywhere from Seattle through Medford, but it's pretty much stuck to the north of us due to the jet stream. Now watch this. It's It's our future cast. Tomorrow morning, set up is at 636. And as we take you to sundown, we will see a few of those clouds tear off and drift south into the Bay Area. But this is what we're concerned with. We actually have the setup for atmospheric rivers, not one but two. First off, here you go for your Saturday. We are gorgeous, sunny and dry. Then by Tuesday, we see the jet stream dig to the south. This is what is called a trough, and behind it, we have scattered rain showers. Now, this is going to move closer and closer to the Bay Area, and then look at that there. It's going to set the stage for not one but two atmospheric rivers. If that one moves into the Bay Area, we could see possible flooding, gusty winds, and snow in the higher elevations of the Sierra Nevada, and bears watching. Tomorrow, temperatures all the way to 76 degrees. It's going to be so glorious, Mike and Claudine, that you should get out and clean out your gutters and your drains this weekend. All right. Great advice. Thanks.