ktvu's mark tamayo has more. >> you can see the clouds out in the distance. we could see some showers forming. it could be cold enough that we could beat tracking snow. as advertised, temperatures dropped a good 10 to 15 degrees from yesterday. most areas of for sunday in the 50s. look at san francisco, 53. the wind is a major change as well with gusts over 50 miles per hour . 55 miles per hour tour the altamont pass. san francisco with 30 former. if you take a look at these numbers, the sierra reporting winds gusting up to over 100 miles per hour this afternoon. here is a look at the flags moving around quite a bit. we will hold onto the windy conditions for tonight. you may encounter a few showers throughout the evening. there is snow in the sierra and we do have some showers developing your portions of the bay area. as we come in closer, there is not a lot of coverage. between now and 8 pm, we could see a few scattered showers develop. it could be cold enough that we could have some very low snow levels here in the bay area. it looks like the model is tryi

meteorologist mark tamayo took this video of a blustery san francisco on fillmore street. the city saw wind gusts of more than 30 miles per hour today. >> the strong winds causing a scaffolding to collapse at a san francisco construction project today. it happened around 3 pm. officials say no one was hurt. >>> high winds knocked over fencing at the construction site in jack london square. wind gusts a topped 50 miles per hour in some parts of the bay area.>>> we have live team coverage tonight on the freeze warning. rob malcolm is live in san jose. >> first, meteorologist mark tamayo is live in the weather center.>> reporter: temperatures over the next few mornings could be subfreezing for several hours. that is the concern. we want to protect your plants and animals. the winds are really bringing in the colder from today. we could see some gusts over 55 miles per hour out near altamont pass. san francisco at 37 miles per hour . the cold temperatures really topping the weather headlines. the winds are still out there but take a look at the current numbers across californi

mark tamayo is here .>>> a cool forecast and a cool weekend. a month ago the production crew started asking me about the forecast for tonight. hoping for no rain. no rainfall in the forecast. dry weather expected. 51 and a wind at 40 miles per hour. winds gusting to 21 miles per hour. until up by 6 pm. by 8 pm, upper 40s. 47 and clouds outside. a framework of san francisco . a few high clouds moving over the city right now. for today, clouds rolled through the area. even a few sprinkles and light showers. and portions of the north bay. there was a light rain in santa rosa. a few sprinkles in the town of sonoma. current numbers are chilly. 51, san francisco and 50s towards fremont, livermore and santa rosa, 54. a quick update on the winds. monday through miles per hour toward the oakland airport. a blustery pattern. san francisco, sustained at 24 miles per hour. tomorrow, a few changes. clear skies and the clouds could produce rainfall. as we head back to work and school. we will talk about that in a few minutes.>>> other stories we are followin

mark tamayo would putting is in there for rain. i don't think so. there's nothing until presidents weekend. that's all we can do. if your heading to minneapolis, is it sunny and warm? no. it's cold. they're in a dome. but the high will be 9 degrees. yesterday it was 25 below. a few high clouds and nothing going on. and in the east bay hills, a northerly breeze and 61 above the oakland zoo. and 63 at berkeley lab. that's very warm air aloft. fairfield at 42. but if you get a breeze it holds the temp up into the 50s. a wide variety of temps. 531 observation. los altos, 45. 52 union city. pacifica, 59 warm degrees. that easterly breeze helps the coast. that's for sure. and everyone else will follow suit. everything is locked in. it's called a blocking pattern. it lasts 2 1/2 to three weeks. and there's a couple hints or something. but nothing where they are all in sync. 70s on the temps. these are well above average. and i just went warm because that's what it is. there's no other way around it. so enjoy. it will change but for now it is what it is. >>

mark tamayo took this video of a very blustery san francisco. this is on fillmore street looking towards the bay. the city so wind gusts of 30 miles per hour today. >> the strong winds caused scaffolding to collapse. it happened around 3 pm at market and church street. no one was hurt.>>> in oakland, the high winds in october fencing at a construction site. wind gusts topped more than 40 miles per hour in some parts of the bay area.>>> there is so much to talk about tonight. we have the strong winds and shower activity with lower snow level in the bay area. eventually, the freeze warning and frost advisory. we were talking about the winds today. look at some of these reported observations. san francisco, 37 miles per hour . these numbers are up there but in the sierra toward alpine and squaw valley, they headwinds gusting to over 100 miles per hour this afternoon. a major wind event toward the sierra crest. we are taking a look at the overall weather pattern. you can see what is happening. the cold air from canada is being pushed to the south. t

for more let's bring in meteorologist mark tamayo in the breezy conditions. >> i've measured wind speeds from 15 to over 20-miles per hour. it's created a bit of a chop on the water for a friday afternoon. it has been a cold weather pattern all week long and saturday starts out pretty chilly as well. take a look, we take a look at the graphics for the chinese new year forecast. in san francisco there's the parade route and for tomorrow evening we are expecting partly cloudy skies with a bit of a breeze. temperatures in the lower 50s eventually dropping back down to the upper 40s by tomorrow night. satellite showing us this, clear skies but gusty winds around 15 to 20-miles per hour and pretty cool temperatures. right now most areas in the low to mid-50s. we have san francisco at 50. concord, at 57 and napa a chilly 51. we'll check in on the current wind speeds out there. fairfield right around 14 and santa rosa around 6-miles per hour. closer to sfo that's a westerly wind, i'm feeling that wind, right now 18-miles per hour. overnight lows definitely want to bundle up tomorrow morning. th

meteorologist mark tamayo will have the latest on when to expect it. >>> oakland's mayor libby schaaf firing back. >>> an emotional return for students, parents and teachers to the florida high school for the first time since a troubled teenager killed 17 people there with an assault riffle. >>> good afternoon. immigrants rights groups are rallying at i.c.e. offices in san francisco. they are protesting the arrest of 150 undocumented immigrants in california. more on today's demonstration and a dispute between local leaders and the federal government. >> reporter: i am sure you can hear and see some of the behind me. you can see several hundred people with their signs in front of the i.c.e. offices. now, just before noon the crowd started marching this direction from jackson and battery with a banner that said no deportation, chanting their message. you can see that they have blocked off part of the street here. this is washington and samsung. the other intersection is blocked, as well. this is the banner people were carrying. they started painting a sign on to the pavement here. it s

mark tamayo is here with a look at the temperatures. >> this is better than summer because we don't have any fog. for february 4, the average highs are in the upper 50s, right around 60 degrees. take a look at the highs we had today, well above the average. lots of 70s out there. 80 in the santa rosa. we had widespread 70s. this is the fourth day in february and also the fourth day in a row we have had quite a few records to report. you can see for half moon bay and san francisco there were records. we had records broken all over the place today. taking a look outside right now, it looks warm outside for the evening. looking out towards san francisco we have some haze developing. we have been locked in this dry weather pattern. we have a completely different story and other portions of the country. right now, in minneapolis, they have a and temperature of 0 degrees. it is just single digits out towards fargo, north dakota. we only have scattered high clouds rolling into the bay area but we had lots of sunshine this afternoon. we will have more 70s coming up next week. >>> federal investi

meteorologist mark tamayo. >> it looks like it will just a little bit. a little bit of cooling for tomorrow as we shave off a few degrees but still, it will not feel like winter. take a look at the records. we had a total of nine records here in the bay area for half moon bay, canfield, san francisco, santa rosa, sfo, san rafael, san jose, mountain view and oakland airports. so most areas in the 70s, mid to upper 70s. take a look at the highs. today, one of the warmer days of the week with livermore 73, and san jose at 76. napa in the mid-70s as well. showing you this satellites, the main stormtrac is heading way up to our north. the main cloud cover is heading way up north so right now we have clear to partly cloudy skies and some high clouds will drift into the bay area first thing tomorrow morning. we will call it partly cloudy to start. temperatures ranging from 48 degrees in fairfield to 62 degrees in san francisco, santa rosa clear 57 degrees and here is our live camera looking toward the oakland estuary toward the bay bridge as well. clear skies t

. >>> let's check in with our chief meteorologist, mark tamayo to find out about the bay area weather. >> yeah, nice day today. a bit warm, but -- >> it seemed a little bit warm. >> up a few degrees. we will take what we can get. you are right, we have rain headed towards the bay area. a series of systems that will impact our forecast over the next few days. we heard about rain showers over the rest of the country. we have had no flooding rainfall. but there is the satellite and rainfall of the last 24 hours. there, you can see some clouds moving into northern california, up near eureka and cape mendocino. as we come in closer, high cloud cover up in the north bay primarily. we have sunshine down towards monterey, morgan hill, and san jose, even san francisco, but as we come up to the north, more clouds are moving in near sonoma county. we will check in on the current numbers out there right now. we have some upper 40s and some 50s. mountain view 53, santa rosa 52, fairfield 54. here is the live camera look -- it is nice for your sunday evening. looking out towards san francisco and t

. >> let's head over to meteorologist mark tamayo with a look at the windy conditions. >> the winds really ramped up today in the san francisco area and across the higher terrain. yesterday, it was mainly focused for the elevations above 2000 feet with the strongest gust on mount diablo at 75 miles per hour on saturday evening. the winds picked up closer to the surface is as well throughout the day today. the altamont pass with 54 miles per hour gusts. san francisco's max gust was 37 miles per hour. most areas to have a wind advisory, you have to have winds gusting to 45 miles per hour. san francisco was just under wind advisory criteria. still, some pretty strong winds out there. outside right now, we still have a lot of wind. we are looking out toward the bay and that flag is still showing you a strong wind that will gradually move out of the north. we have a changing wind direction. i am also talking about cooler temperatures out there, mainly into the 50s and 60s. the record heat is out of here. in oakland, windsor out of the west at 21 miles per hour. out toward the coast, we have a g

. >>> we will bring back meteorologist mark tamayo to get more details as we edge closer to what could be a very sunny weekend. >>> back to that breaking news we just brought you from san francisco where a police officer was injured after being hit by a car. we will bring you live pictures here. officers witnessed someone breaking into a car there and at least one suspect fled the scene in a vehicle. while fleeing, that vehicle struck an officer and possibly hit another suspect as well. the hospital -- the officer who was hit has been taken to the hospital for what has been described as non-life- threatening injuries. officers are on the scene. the investigation is just getting underway. the officer who is hit is believed to have non-life- threatening injuries. when we get more information we will bring it to you.>>> the olympics begin just one week from tomorrow and last minute preparations are underway. >> we have more on the improving relations between north and south korea as well as what the u.s. is doing to keep athletes and spectators safe. >> reporter: it is the culmination of

mark tamayo went up to the roof to take a look at the conditions. >> day two of record-setting temperatures. yesterday we had a record-setting day and today once again. a great day to be outside. we have the clear skies and great day to be on the water. looks like every nice evening across the bay area. you will see scattered high clouds working into the area into tonight but no rain drops expected. we could use the rainfall but nothing showing up in the short term forecast. today, record-setting heat, could be a performance tomorrow. take a look at the records for today, for mountain view out toward san jose and sfo, temperatures in the 70s. 72 to 73, showing you the current temperatures right now, taking a look at the graphics, santa rosa 74, san francisco 69 and 70s out toward walnut creek. the bigger picture on the satellite showing a few scattered high clouds. no rain drops expected, maybe the filtered sunshine effect as we head into the weekend but lots of sunshine expected. we have the warm-up for today and we will do it again tomorrow . look at the 70s, the first weekend in february

. >>> -- star. 4 we will have that in a second let's popover to meteorologist mark tamayo to talk about the handful of earthquakes in danville, broader eye and weather as well. >>> we've been tracking the seismic activity in the last hour, mostly to the three range, see if it continues, what was tracking a break from the rainfall, not much yesterday but it could change early next week. rainfall projection for monday at -- numbers adding up and even beyond that, by thursday into friday watching accumulated rainfall in the bay area. with the change in pattern, a week away it could include a significant rainfall. finally into a new month. satellite shows mostly clear skies over the bay area, it is cool and brisk, it is definitely went to grab the sweater or jacket. upper 40s in napa, san francisco, santa rosa 52 in fremont 50. we will check out the wind speeds, fairfield gust of 26 miles an hour, oakland not as strong, seven miles an hour in san jose northwesterly at eight in sfo wind around 14 miles. this low pressure, this cold air mass setting up and moving out. breezy conditions, tomor

for more on this unseasonably warm weather let's bring in an mark tamayo. >> last year we could not get rid of the water fast enough. today, for the past several days, approaching two weeks of a dry weather period in a very warm one as well. talk about record heat since february 1. another warm day with lots of 70s, a few neighborhoods approaching the upper 70s. we will hold onto this pattern all week long until the weekend . take a look at the current temperatures closer to pebble beach. right now 62 . there is a fog bank moving in from the south so that is impacting parts of the monterey bay area. closer to home, 60s and 70s, san jose 75 in concord 72 . half moon bay 64. here is that fog, if early surface flow as well so every light wind coming in out of the south. transporting the fog closer to monterey bay. the rest of the bay area has clear skies and more temperatures. storm track which is was very active year ago is up to our north. not much in the way of green to show you on the radar. outside like -- outside right now looking at the golden gate bridge. lots of haze. we are seein

. >>> our meteorologist mark tamayo is here now . >> we have lots of sunshine. it does not feel like january but that is the case. 60s and 70s. if you clouds adding some texture to the sky. looking toward mount diablo. fairly warm wednesday afternoon. you see the satellite showing icloud streaming into northern california with the main storm track is headed up and over the bay area. with that we have a dry weather pattern and clouds showing up from eureka we will have shower activity closer to -- there approaching the northern half of the bay area. hurt numbers right now we have santa rosa 69, livermore 66, san francisco 63 and mountain view 65. beautiful looking out toward the bay. some scattered high clouds setting the stage for a nice sunset for this evening. we have been locked in a dry weather pattern and we could use rainfall. nothing is showing up. it is the opposite for thursday, friday and the weekend. lots of 60s and we will see more 70s show up. january, our last rainfall was the 25th and we have been locked in this dry weather pattern as we take this

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