st. helena geyserville, and clear lake. just some sprinkles right now, but the heavier is up to our north. that whole thing is sliding to the southeast. so here's my timeline. by 2:00 we'll see some showers develop in the north bay. thunder possible also, which means moderate rain possible sometimes if we're going to have a washout, it's going to be in the north bay. lighter showers move into the central baby 5:00 and south baby 8:00 and they'll be scattered. so tricky to trick or treat across the north bay at 5:00 while the rest of us will be okay until 7:00. once the sunsets the better chance of that rain reaching the ground from those creepy clouds and temperatures in the upper 50s by the time we're finished. >>> mike, we'll talk more about that in a bit. thanks. developing news in the east bay, b.a.r.t. police are investigating a sexual assault on a teenage boy with down syndrome. officers arrested 38-year-old peter goroulu, police say he followed the 15-year-old boy into the bathroom at the pittsburg b.a.r.t. station w

here's the live sweep atop mount the st. helena. the heaviest concentration is in the north bay. not all of this will reach the ground as is sinks to the south. you see around highway 116 a few showers. and east of bodega bay. but i want to point out the snow. check it out west of i-5 here. perhaps mount shasta getting snow later on today. we look at the storm impact is a scale, this is how we rate the storms from a 1 to 5, 1 being the lightest. that's what we are anticipate being today with widely scattered rain showers. most cities under a tenth of an inch of rain. and i want to update you on hurricane matthew. it's still a category 4. winds have come down from 150 miles to 160 miles and this is the path. it moves slowly to the west and continues to move to the north. the potential impacts are going to be intense on jamaica and haiti. within the next 24 hours we will begin to see the heavy rains and mudslides, anywhere from 10 to 20 inches in expected in haiti and parts of jamaica and cuba, where we are looking at hurricane warnings for all of those cities. it continues to move