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Closure of the winter. Spencer christian is tracking the storm and joins us with a look at the forecast. Spencer . Ama. Its wet. Its going to get wetter. You can see what she pointed out. Moderate to heavy rain moving across the area. Over to the concord area. This current storm, storm ranks one on the impact scale. Producing scattered showers, maybe a downpour or two between 9 00 and 11 00. It will be breezy at times. The next storm, early tomorrow morning that has our attention. It ranks 3 on the storm impact scale. A strong storm that will have the highest impacts. Producing heavy rainfall,...

Every day this month. While it might not look so bad in mount suit row, one of the strongest storms is hours away. Good evening, thanks for joining us. Im ama daetz. Im dan ashley. Theyre not expecting sunny days until the weekend. Well get to the forecast. But first breaking news. This is from the east bay where police are investigating a suspicious package that led to the closure of the hayward station. This is bay fair station in san leandro where hundreds of riders headed towards hayward are forced off the train on to shuttle buses. Theyre lining up. Heres the station diagram. Trains are n...

Highway 101 in san rafael. In the sierra, chains are youred over 80 and 50 over the summits to lake tahoe. Drew is tracking the storm. This really going to intensify as many are sleeping tonight and tomorrow morning. Get ready for heavy rain and strong winds. Live doppler 7 showing you there is green across the entire region. Just in the north bay, approaching tiveron at this hour. The storm is a one. Light showers around the region. A downpour between now and 11 00. It is breezy at times, the system gets a major upgrade to a three tomorrow morning. The highest impacts in the north bay, and th...

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