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Play ball. Lets take a look at nbc 10 first alert radar. See all that green there . Rain is moving in. Lot of it in fact. Lets go to first alert meteorologist. Is this going to cause problems for the morning commute . In the morning, we could see showers but right now, were mostry dry unless youre up near the polke anoes. And more rain is going to move through overnight tonight. And there you see the rain back off to our south and west. We expect heavy rain. Some could cause localized thunder and overnight, we expect showers but now were looking at 8 00 in the morning. We could have a bit of a...

Emergencies but one is on their hands tonight. Good evening, everyone, im yaro lynn johnson. For the first time in 20 years marin Water District is tapping reserve water destroy because of phoenix we are live with the story and leanne, its proof lack of rain is getting serious. No rain in sight, some that have water from the lake starts to evaporate. Takes electricity to pump water out of the lake. The pump is taking water up to hill to be used by rez devenlts the marin municipal water strict says customers wont pay extra. The reservoirs are below average. Water level will drop by 20 feet. On ...

Die. I dont like the fire hazard. These hike is led here and other parks in marin county. Concerned about not having rain. Very concerned. Were waiting for rain. Praying and going to do a rain dance. Two things people can do are to repair leaks, and stop irrigation systems. I turn off lights when ier leave the room. Heat the body instead of the space. If by april reservoir levels are low, wattser district may need to call for mandatory cut backs on use. In marin county abc7 news. Governor brown scheduled what is billed as a major announcement tomorrow, it appears hes going to declare a drought...

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