Temps peaking today as our warming trend continues

Everyone happy Tuesday. Check this out. Beautiful sun. Not officially with us. A 641. That's on the rise. Looking to set it about 504 this evening. But where's my sky cover? It's minimal. We're checking for about 48% as far as cloud cover is concerned. Big change from yesterday. Also fog decided to take a quick break. We've been kind of on fog alert as we will remain for most of this week. All right. We are storm tracking, folks. And as you can see, Thursday, we're going to welcome in some chances of rain. We're talking during those evening hours. There it is, just on the southern bands of this very small cell. But look at this behemoth. Inevitably moving our way. Friday, it's going to be a full day of shots of rain, folks. We're talking unsettled conditions. Now, Saturday, boom. Nice long break as far as this is concerned. And this is El Nino, folks. We're just seeing a parade of systems moving our way. Sunday, we're going to call it a washout. We're looking at a full day of rain. All of this subject to change. Stick with us while we track this moisture. We're talking about trajectory slash path. We're talking about totals, right? And also talking about timing. So we're going to get wet. We just have to get a better, a really crisp, clear idea as far as how this is going to play out. Monday. National Weather Service, the satellite radar showing you we're getting a nice-needed break. And then Tuesday into Wednesday, that rain returns. So get used to this. Snow level's about 7,000 feet. And more importantly, prep your properties, whatever that looks like for you. All right, again, this is El Nino. All right, as far as storm totals are concerned, this has ticked upwards just a bit from yesterday alone. So I anticipate areas such as Sacramento rounding up to potentially two inches of rain. All right. James just mentioned this a moment ago, but we're talking about a coastal flood advisory, which is due to expire on the 13th. So today, tides peaking at 1135 a.m., and we are seeing those levels already come down just a bit. No real wind to worry about until we hit parts of Thursday as we see some wind usher in this event. We're talking about rain. Numbers, 82 for Gilroy, 77 for Concord. Good morning, Hayward. You're checking 74. Just get ready, folks. Extended forecast. Remember, meaning rain well into next week. All right, stick with us. We've got more.