Off now north and east of the metro area. Much of the region now tapering off to scattered showers in the shenandoah valley, nearby suburbs in maryland. The heaviest rain, this line in yellow, tracking through Frederick County, moving north of baltimore. But were not out of the woods yet. A little more rain off and on into the afternoon hours, maybe even just a few sprinkles, a little bit of drizzle. So keep an umbrella handy. Temperatures in the low and mid 40s and in the metro area, upper 40s around the bay. Were hovering in the upper 30s, right around 40 degrees in the shenandoah valley. So hour by hour into the afternoon, much of the region will stay in the 40s. But right downtown, we max to get around 50 degrees by late this afternoon. As we get into that time frame when that rain does taper off quite a bit. Big changes on the way here coming in on friday, maybe a little light snow and a big cold plunge for the weekend. A look at that in just a few just into our newsroom, take a l
Our other big story we are tracking the storm. This is a live look outside at San Francisco. We have seen heavy rain all day today throughout the bay area. Grant mollen us as going be a threat renews that out of oakland. Pam live look over San Francisco at this hour were seeing heavy rains all they todaymeteorologist Brittney Shipp is tracking whats ahed for tomorrow. Britteny alliterate fair warning to be wet roads are what you find for the rest of tonight into tomorrow and we show you more more moisture continuing to pour in. A flooded by israelis until 1145 tonight virtually is the entire area basically means youll probably find on the streets. The very careful closer look Better Future cast shows and the rest of time or pockets of heavy downpour moves through along with steady light rain of followed by 5 00 in the morning at your downpours close to the vallejo and the act also hayward. Of the family got your lunch hour things start to lighten up a bit and even see more clearly as w
Nannette miranda joining us live from Morgan Hill Community center which served as the searchers home base. Yes certainly a sad day. This case captivated so many people bringing strangers together. More than 50,000 hours combined have been spent looking for esera lamar and now those strangers leave as friends. We never thought this was going to happen to us. But it did. Sierra lamars mother tearfully thanked the hardcore volunteer who have been so dedicated to helping look for her missing daughter sierra. But after almost three years since the girls disappearance on her way to school the near weekly searches will no longer take place. At this point, were just weve exhausted our inventory of viable search areas. So thats why were suspending for now. The final search concentrated in the coit creek area of morgan hill. Dressed for rugged terrain, teams looked under thick heavy brush, looking for a sign any sign of the 15yearold. Were especially looking for depressions that could have been
Destruction there and that the humanitarian needs will be enormous. The storm is beginning to subside after tearing through the Pacific Island nation with sustained winds of up to 165 Miles Per Hour or 270 kilometers per hour. Unicef tells us at least six people are dead from the storm. An estimated 260,000 are in the disaster zone. It may take time to fully assess the impact since Communication Systems in many of the areas remain down. We are not yet clear on the impact and scope of the disaster. We fear the destruction and damage could be widespread. Reporter lets hear from Alice Clements in the capital city of port villa. Shes with unistef unicef and joins with us more details. Thank you for taking time with us. What is the condition now . Are you on the back side of the storm . I know youve seen the worst of it. Reporter yes. It feels like we really are finally the storm is starting to leave. The winds are elevated but the galeforce winds that we were seeing through this morning an