A perfect weekend ahead of us with temps up and lots of sun.

Good morning, Mr. Castaneda, and good morning to you, TGIF. It's been an interesting week, quite nice. And, yeah, this weekend's going to be one for the books, folks. Numbers moving back into the 80s. Look at this shot right here. We are seeing that sky cover burn off pretty quickly. And check this out. Look at this little haze in the distance, some wispy clouds up here. Sun is rising as we speak. We'll be here officially at 636. And dry conditions as we move into... Parts of next week, and then we're going to see some changes in the form of rain. That's just showing you the absence of really any moisture or activity. So we are looking at National Weather Service called it, excuse me, it's a conga line, basically. We're looking at eight separate systems in the Pacific. This is unprecedented, to be honest with you. It's really atmospheric rivers and just a train of them. So with that said, how is this going to affect us? This is pushed out, as you can see, November 11th. So we're dry until... Potentially Wednesday, Thursday. And then here we have it. Thursday, we're going to see this long trough do its best to try to bring in some rain chances yet again. Oregon, Washington going to get, continuing to get saturated, as you can see. So, folks, you're curious, what's up with El Nino? Well, it's beginning. That's the best way to put it. So stick with us while we track that moisture and see again how this is going to play out for us. Still holding on to these watches, warnings. We're talking about a beach hazard statement due to expire Monday. 16 feet. Yesterday it was 15. So we're seeing these increase and this is remarkable. Pretty scary to be honest with you. Just stay out of the water, please. And as far as today is concerned, high tides. We're talking about... Coastal Flood Advisory, 908, that's going to peak a little over 7 feet. All right, as far as wind is concerned, really nothing to worry about. We're checking for this northwesterly influence, so breezy conditions, very similar to what we experienced yesterday as well as Wednesday. Nice numbers, though. Look at this, 68 for Half Moon Bay as well as Pacifica. The rest of us sitting pretty with temperatures just a taste above that seasonal average. Here's your five-day. Numbers ticking upwards, peaking come Sunday. And then again, remember, we're going to hold on to cloud cover, shots of rain. Move our way come Thursday. All right, we've got more for you. You already know.