Happy Wednesday🤩🤩🤩 Holiday Travelers, be careful, you could run into pockets of dense fog this morning, while friends staying local are dealing with a spare the air alert. @KTVU

Good morning Northern CA! Did you feel the magnitude 4.3 quake about 5 miles east of Gilroy at 6:16 am? The #ShakeAlert system was activated. See: https://t.co/I65DWKc5UI @Cal_OES @CAGeoSurvey @USGS_Quakes

Good morning Northern California! Did you feel the magnitude 3.9 quake about a mile northwest of The Geysers at 7:08 am? The #ShakeAlert system was activated. See: https://t.co/Lobcg9FI6y @Cal_OES @CAGeoSurvey

🚨The Beach Hazard Statement issued on Thursday is in effect until Monday night at 10pm. With another nice day expected tomorrow and an increasing amount of friends, relatives and tourists visiting this week, please warn your community of dangers in and near the water. #CAwx 🚨

Raising a toast to @SPaulsonKTVU Honored to have shared 15 years together on this incredible team. You will be deeply missed! Wishing you the happiest retirement 😎❤️🥂 @BillMartinKTVU @MarkTamayoKTVU

Happy Wednesday Everyone🤩 Calm today before the next storm tonight.  Hazardous beach conditions as well.  Be safe! 🙏

Check out how much rainfall has fallen so far for November 2025 to date. A dry weather break continues Wednesday then another low pressure system brings light to moderate rain later Wednesday into Thursday. Dry weather returns for the weekend. #CAwx

Lake Tahoe ✨

It's been a windy morning! Breezy northerly winds will gradually ease this afternoon and evening for the coastal areas. However, this evening breezy easterly winds of up to 20-30 mph will return to Lake County, but these will ease by early tomorrow morning. #CAwx

@ROrozcoKTVU @RoGonzalesTV @SPaulsonKTVU @MarkTamayoKTVU - 3" to 6"+ on the deck, 7,800' and above - Winds dropped, temps dropped, snowing - Wet and heavy, aka #GorillaSnot - with the #StokeLevelSoild!

⚠Updated - High Wind Warning remains for coastal N Bay, SF, and San Mateo Co and Wind Advisory N Bay/SF. Strong south winds: 50–60 mph gusts expected from 10 PM tonight until 10 AM Thu. Wind Advisory is now in effect 10 PM tonight until 4 PM Thu for E Bay and S of SF. #cawx

@ROrozcoKTVU @SPaulsonKTVU - Winds have picked up, temps are warm... #StokeLevelSteady #WintersComing

Happy Wednesday, Bay Area🤩 Cloudy and cooler today with the possibility of passing showers before wet and windy weather strikes  tonight  into tomorrow.  Be prepared for a messy Thursday morning commute. 🌧️💨 Full details on @KTVU FOX2

An approaching storm will bring strong winds and heavy rain for much of the Bay Area. The timeline and full details for you on @KTVU FOX2

📡Radar Update [700 AM] - We've been talking about an impactful storm moving into the region later today and tonight. Here's a radar loop from this morning showing the leading edge of the storm just to our north. #cawx

🌧️🍃Impactful early season storm expected Tuesday evening thru Wednesday. Most notable impacts include southerly gusts of 40-50 mph in the higher elevations and 1-2" of rain in the North Bay valleys. Turn around, don't drown, prepare for downed trees and power lines! #CAwx

🌧️❓Heavy rain may be on the way! 🌧️ The highest chance for over 1 inch of rain in 72 hours is in the North Bay and Santa Cruz Mountains (up to 55%). Rain starts late Monday night with the greatest impacts expected Wednesday across the entire Bay Area and Central Coast. #CAwx

Final days of October coming in hot 😎 Mostly sunny this afternoon with temperatures ranging from low 70s at the coast to low 80s inland. A minor drop in temps. on Thursday before we rebound into the weekend. Full details on @KTVU FOX2.

The latest update (today) from the @NWSCPC indicates why temps will be above normal most of the week. Near normal precipitation this time of year for our area is close to zero, so no surprise there. Won't be long before the 'wet season' arrives. #CAwx

The North Bay coastal ranges were the big winners in the last 24 hours! ☔️ Mount Tamalpais topped the list with 1.16" of precipitation. Other valley areas in the North Bay and the San Francisco Peninsula generally saw less than 0.25". #CAwx #BayAreaWX