Enjoy the mild weather now, a weather pattern change is coming

That's very interesting doings there. I still believe one of our biggest aspects will be the coastal erosion and the coastal flooding as well. Now we do have some clouds racing across the horizon this evening. These clouds are all associated with is a little bit El Nino induced. Some are calling it atmospheric river. El Nino definitely has its thumbprint on it. But boy, these clouds are going to make for a remarkable sunset, which is actually occurring right now in some portions of the Bay Area. Now let's go ahead and This evening, where these clouds are coming from, they are coming from the north. There are storms stacked up way out towards the Pacific Northwest. These clouds are tearing off and moving into the Bay Area. Precipitation, two one-hundredths of an inch of rain today in the Seattle area, just shy of a tenth in Medford, Oregon. Now, look, this is what we are projecting. The clouds are racing across right now, and then we forge ahead towards tomorrow morning. Sun up at 6:43, and we have most of the cloudy skies and some areas of patchy fog. We go ahead towards sunset 5:03. Clearing will start your Tuesday off like that as well. Now, live weather camera, we don't have any clouds really under 18,000 feet. These clouds are 18,000 to 20,000 feet at this hour. That coastal flood advisory, it remains in effect all the way through Friday. You know the areas. We're going to have a high tide 6.1 roughly around 1237 tomorrow morning. So up to about a foot and a half of inundation can be anticipated in addition to the beach hazard statement. Wow. We're expecting up to 16 feet waves, but potentially isolated 10-foot waves. Please stay off the sand and out of the water. Hey, you know when the surfers are telling me it's dangerous? You know it is. Okay, this is the fun stuff. This is our future cast. This is tonight. Now look at some of the rain in the Pacific Northwest. Look at this area of low pressure. It bounces off the Pacific Northwest, just lines the coastline here for your Monday. Then here comes your Tuesday. More precipitation north of the Bay Area. And you're saying, where's our rain? Well, look right there. That's a huge dome of high pressure. It's making these storms back off and tear. We'll tear apart at the seams, but it has a big job to do here. It's got to break down that high pressure, and it does. Watch by Friday. We see the rain getting closer, so I'll put a chance of rain in the forecast. Here comes your Saturday. We will have spotty showers. It's a rain out on Sunday. Now, remember the timing could be a little off, but this is what the computer models are suggesting at this particular time. So we'll be watching all of these series of storms very carefully. Tonight, with the mostly cloudy skies, we will have patchy fog and cool temperatures. Tomorrow, more clouds. And sunshine and still unseasonably warm. Outside number 75 degrees in Santa Rosa, 79 in Gilroy. Here's your extended forecast. Veterans Day looks decent, still mild. And then the pattern shifts on Thursday. The temperatures go down and in and out of the rain. A strong possibility, Mike. Got it, Roberta.