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Bridge toll plaza this morning where as you can see, it is quite wet. You can see the rain drops there on the camera. Rain is pouring down across much of the bay area. Causing problems on the roadways. Well have more on what you can expect if youre getting ready to head out the door. Welcome to mornings on 2. It is saturday february 8 im mike mibach. Im claudine wong. And lots of green behind you. You said it. Wet and breezy for the entire weekend. Heaviest over the north base. Parts of the east...

Conditions now. Nbc 7 forecaster, Spencer Christian, for better or worse on the roof with live doppler 7 hd. Hi, spencer. I say for better, we really need this rainfall. These are not special effects it is actually raining on the roof of nbc 7 and kgo broadcast center. Lets take look at live doppler 7 hd and widespread rain all over the bay area and we have got pockets of moderate to heavy rain in the east bay. Close over there, see right here in San Francisco, points southward, the peninsula, s...

Lets took a look at the radar imagery. Mainly showers to the north and south. Santa cruz, youre getting rain in the hills. Half inch to quarter inch for the rest of us. Whats to come is the real story here. Were expecting some very heavy rainfall. Ill have the timeline for what you can expect coming up. Reporter lets go to christina live in napa where officials are already taking precautions. Reporter thats right. The city says bring on the rain. They are ready for it. Weve been here all day. Ea...

The wet weather on our dayto day lives and on the drought. We start with ktvus chief meteorologist bill martin and a look at where things stand right now, bill. Reporter heavy rain moves through the bay area just in time for the afternoon commute. Take a look at the movement, well go into the current radar imagine. You can see the showers now widely scattered but theyre there. Check out the rain accumulations for the last few hours. Ive seen over two inches of rain. Up there in the mount watersh...

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