A calm dry week ahead with rain moving in Friday

today's weather. That's right. Thank you, sir. I appreciate it. Happy Monday. Had a nice weekend behind us, a spring-like condition, temperatures on the warmer side, a lot of sunshine. Well, we're going to do it again this week for a few days, and then we're going to welcome in some shots of rain. This is beautiful, and this is exactly what... He was just talking about. See the tips of the Golden Gate Bridge in this shot right here? And sky cover, believe it or not, is about 75%. Let's go ahead and jump into some satellite radar shots. This is just looping, really, last night into this morning to show you. A, this is what we're seeing as far as collected fog. Marine layer doing its best to kind of spill in. And there you have it, folks. Shots of rain staying north of us for the next about two days. Come Wednesday into Thursday, we'll start to see some... Rain shots bleed into northern California, northern northern. Then our shot will be really Friday into the weekend. So let's make sure that we are prepared. And I'll share some measurements with you in a moment as far as what we can anticipate. As of now, we are seeing that it looks like Sunday is going to be the heaviest as far as rain is concerned. And we have still a parade of systems looming in the Pacific, slowly making their way eastward and going to be moving over our head. All right, let's get to some storm totals. So you can see, let's jump all the way as north as we can on this map. Crescent City, a little over three inches of rain. Sacramento, a little over a half of an inch. Ukiah, an inch on the nose. I personally think we're going to see these numbers tick upwards just a bit and hopefully the system will sag. As of now. It being Monday, this is looking to touch down come Friday. It's a little too early to really specify exactly how this is going to unfold. So stick with us as this area of low pressure nears. We would be seeing rain chances begin a bit earlier, but we have this area of high pressure kind of keeping us bubbled. No wind to worry about. We're getting those northwesterly breezes, and then we'll start to see some winds move in come Thursday, and that's going to be associated with that change of our weather pattern. Here's some numbers for you. Almost 80 for areas such as Gilroy and Morgan Hill. It is a beautiful one, folks. Temperature is about 4 degrees above that seasonal average. All right, numbers peaking Veterans Day, right? So obviously get outdoors while you can this week. Take advantage of it because come this weekend, in the early parts of next week, it's going to be hanging at home as we're going to see those rain chances carry us into early parts of next week. All right, you're set up for success, setting you off to break. We'll meet you back here with more news, weather, and traffic.