Last day of dry weather before rain moves in.

Nice. Yeah, I mean, that's all we can do, right? Just make sure that we are prepared and ready for a bit of a messy situation. So just as Sal suggested, everyone, do what you can, whatever that looks like. If you've got, you know, your abdominal, what is it, abominable? If you've got your snowman popped up, you've got some reindeer in the yard, just anticipate those things to blow on over. We've got a lot of wind moving our way as well. All right. So we are looking at rain chances to begin late a.m. We're talking tonight into parts of tomorrow morning for the North Bay, 3, 4 a.m. By about 10 a.m., we'll be in the thick of it here a little closer to home. And we have got a washout, so that is a full day of rain, folks. Anticipate slick conditions as you move about. Saturday, a brief break only for this rain to return Sunday. And you can see as far as these bands of moisture, that green in there indicates a potential for flash flooding, heavy downpour, thunder and lightning, and just a lot of activity as far as rain is concerned. Brief break Tuesday, Wednesday, these chances return. And look at this swath of moisture. And more to come. I mean, this is incredible, folks. This is... As I've been talking about all week, El Nino, a really good depiction of what we're going to anticipate as we move through the next couple of seasons. All right, everybody, this is a closer look as far as how this is going to play out. You can see tomorrow morning, 11 a.m., the yellow, that indicates, again, some energy in there. So we have the potential to see some thunder and lightning. The wind is going to really be the issue tomorrow. In fact, let's get right to it. Let me knock out these watches and warnings first. Marine update, we've been seeing this for several weeks now. Today, we're going to see the highest that we've seen as far as breakers and waves are concerned, 30 foot. Incredible. And this high surf warning is due to expire at the end of the weekend, could be extended. Coastal flood advisory due to expire tomorrow. Today, we're going to see those tides peak at around 1210. And then a beach hazard statement. This is due to expire today. I honestly think it's going to be pushed back, as you saw, 20, 25, potentially 30 foot waves. Let's just pretend like this is going to stay in effect. Through the next several days, Sierra update heading up to Tahoe or want to trek up to the mountain areas. We are seeing snow levels at about 6,000 feet. We are anticipating inches, if not feet of snow. Here's precipitation totals for you. They are ticking upwards as this system nears. So just as we talked about with Sal, whatever preparation looks like for you, jump on it. Here's that wind. 25 to 30 mile per hour gusts for all of us, not just reduced to high wind prone areas. Here are your numbers today. 70s for all of us. Again, today will be the last day of this warming trend. Check out Monday. A lot of cold air associated with the second round of rain. 59. Incredible. All right, we've got more for you. Stick with us. We'll see you in just a moment.