Dangerous waves and more rain

All right. You are watching KTVU Fox 2 and thank you very much. Hey, our computer models were close to spot on as far as predicting our rainfall totals and I'm impressed with these numbers. Take a look and just today alone, not even 24 hours, just today, over two and a half inches of rain in the Santa Cruz Mountains in Ben Lomond and we even saw in Hercules over an inch of precipitation. Brisbane, also an inch and a half, a little bit more than that. It's still raining. Take Take a look at our storm tracker at this particular time. Spotty hit and miss shower, so these numbers will go up a couple of notches as well. The winds are now beginning to die down, and because of the rain and the winds being on the calmer side, we are picking up some visibility issues in the North Bay and also in Half Moon Bay. Some patchy fog for starters tomorrow morning. Temperatures came down 10 to 13 degrees today. We did see some lightning up towards Mendocino County. Tonight overnight, temperatures upper 30s in Santa Rosa, Sebastopol, Cotati. As well, 47 degrees in San Jose, back into the Rose Garden District and a pair of fours in Gilroy. Still dangerous surf. In fact, right now at this particular time, look at 24 foot waves offshore, 25 in the outer waters off the coast of the Bay Area. So tomorrow. We will wake up to surf climbing as high as 40 feet. That will be the height of the waves. And then it drops substantially by Sunday. But this is pretty notable still. But the high surf warning will allow to expire. Now, meanwhile, coastal flood advisories still in effect for right here. It starts at midnight tonight along the Pacific Coast. And we will see tomorrow a 7. One, high tide. Rain showers, as far as our storm trackers, still happening. This is our future cast. You see, the clouds do increase by nightfall. It's going to be a dry day tomorrow, maybe a lingering shower early. Here's the next system that will roll through by 1 o'clock for widespread rain showers, but that's okay. You should be indoors at 125, watching the Niners play against Dallas. Right here on KTVU. Now, our next rainfall totals up to an inch easily, an inch and a quarter in the Santa Cruz Mountains. And we do still have that winter storm warning in effect for the Greater Lake Tahoe area until 10 a.m. Saturday. Snow is on the fly. Could see up to 18 inches in the higher elevations. Temperatures cool tomorrow into the 60s. And the extended forecast, yep, rain on Sunday, then again by Wednesday. All right. Looks good. Thanks, Roberta. All right.