New Year. Hi everybody. Good afternoon to you. Let's get back to that high surf warning that is in effect until 3 a.m. tomorrow. But again, mind you, those waves just don't fall off. They just don't go flat. They will continue to contribute to some minor flooding along our coastline and our bay shore. These waves still 28 to 33ft. They peaked around one and 2:00 this afternoon and they will continue to roll onshore as well. And that's why we have that coastal flood advisory. It's now extended ended until 2:00 tomorrow afternoon. This is encompassing our San Francisco Bay, our shoreline and well into southern ports of Monterey Bay and even Carmel. Now now, meanwhile, in addition to all that, with the incoming system that Heather was alluding to, we do have a southerly wind and this will peak up to about 40mph as far as the gusts are concerned, and perhaps even 50 in the highest elevations. This is our live weather camera looking out towards the Golden Gate Bridge. A little hint of some stratus in the form of some fog right above the bridge there. Otherwise several decks of mostly cloudy skies, visibility down to about a mile and three quarters, and Half Moon Bay, where the air temperature right now is 61. And yes, these are very mild temperatures. Look at San Jose, Cupertino and Campbell all in the high 60s at this hour when typically this time of the year we should be right around 57 degrees. The winds have been fluctuating and increasing now up to 12 mile per hour in Napa yesterday system it still leaving its residual effects in the form of the high surf and also the coastal flood advisory. This is the next system 300 to about 800 miles off the coast. And this one here is kind of approaching us at a different angle. So when the waves lap onshore tomorrow, they're going to really affect more of the westerly and southwesterly facing beaches as opposed to today at northwest. Here we go with the rain affecting everybody. Light rain tonight overnight. And then the rain becomes a little bit more earnest during the morning hours . And then this is very light precipitation. But where you see the shade of green, that's moderate rainfall. That's the frontal boundary from five to about 10:00 in the evening hours really pounding the Bay area with blustery conditions. Snow in the High Sierra as well. And that snow is going to be anywhere from about a dusting to two inches at lake level, up to six inches above 7500ft. But we do have a winter weather advisory in effect. We're going to talk mor
