Stay safe near the coast and keep the umbrella handy

Happy Saturday with that one. We do have rainbows overhead as a result of some sunshine out there and a few lingering showers. Let's take a look at StormTracker 2. These showers are winding down by the afternoon, mostly cloudy, but mainly dry for your Bay Area Saturday. And as I mentioned before, it has pretty much stopped the snowing in the Sierra as well with the advisory expiring. At least for now. We have another system already in view, and this is going to bring us more rain for tomorrow and perhaps more snow for the Sierra. Let's get in a bit closer here. Those scattered showers remain, it looks like, from Ocean Beach over towards Pacifica and then inside the Bay, including areas over San Francisco, Richmond-San Rafael, Bay Bridge, Golden Gate, all with green on the screen there. Heading into the afternoon, we're going to notice the increase in clouds, but we stay Stay dry until tomorrow. Morning. So if you have places to be this weekend, pick today unless you enjoy dancing in the rain. Here's a look at just 7 a.m. tomorrow. Already moving into Lake County as well as our North Bay cities. And then we'll continue. To march across the Bay Area as we roll into your Sunday, Sunday afternoon, Sunday evening, Monday morning, we're getting back to work and we are still calling for scattered showers to start the day and it will be winding down. We also have some patchy, patchy, dense. Fog in our valleys this morning. So be careful if you do have an early morning commute and we're much chillier this morning. Temperatures ranging from about 46 degrees in the North Bay of Napa to 55 in the city of San Francisco and San Jose waking up with 51. Low to mid 60s across the region for today. 64 in Oakland for the inner east bay, 64 in Antioch. And if you are just joining us, not a good weekend to head toward the coast. We have extremely dangerous conditions with a high surf warning. Until early tomorrow morning, as well as a coastal flood advisory for the afternoon today, high tide coming in at 134. Do expect very hazardous conditions along our coastline, at least through the weekend. Extended forecast, so the showers will begin to wind down on Monday, increasing clouds on Tuesday, followed by another system on Wednesday.