HSFC_2017_01_11

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RN =rain SN=snowTS=t-storms IC=ice

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Almanac

CALIFORNIA

Marine

Recorded water

temperature,

wind and ocean

conditions

foreca st fortoday

Rainfall

*Season Last yearNormalSeason

24 hoursto date to dateto datenormal

*Season-to-date data aresubject to National

Weather Servicecorrections.

NATIONAL

San Franciscoreport

14-daytemperaturetrend

(^80) 30-yr.avg.high/low
Past seven days Forecast
History Forecast
Shared temperatures
50s 60s
Cold Warm
Stat ionaryJet stream
Rain Snow
Ice T-storms
Source:MorrisonPlanetarium,Calif.AcademyofSciences
Today’s
highs/lows
Today’sair qualityforecast
Good (0–50)
Moderate(51–100)
Unhealthyfor sensitivegroups (101–150)
Unhealthy(151+)
http://www.sparetheair .org
Howtoreadthe map
Today’shigh/low
Today
Rises Sets Rises Sets
Sun
Moon
Today’s
highs and
foreca st
Pacific view:
High andlowinU.S.excluding
Alaska,Hawaii andCalifornia

Reservoirs Percent ofcapaci ty

This Last
Waterdistrict week year Normal

(^1) SanFrancisco, SanMateo,partsofAlameda
and SantaClara counties.^2 Alameda andContra
Costacounties.^3 Central Valley.
BAYAREA

Tidesat GoldenGate

Updates: sfgate.com/weather

Today

Highs: 49-58

Lows: 32-46

Mostly cloudy,

chance of showers.

Thursday

Highs: 47-55

Lows: 29-43

Mostly cloudy,

chance of showers.

Friday

Highs: 50-57

Lows: 29-45

Partly cloudy.

Saturday

Highs: 52-58

Lows: 31-45

Partly to mostly

cloudy.

Sunday

Highs: 54-61

Lows: 34-47

Partly cloudy.

Low pressure will produce clouds with
achance of showers for most of the
Bay Area on Wednesday. Showers will
continue to be possible on Thursday.

Outlook:Drier weather is expected
over the weekend.

1.46"

29.95"/83%

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Wind 23-35 mph

Waves 7-9 ft

Swell 8-10 ft

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SW

Wind 23-35 mph

Waves 5-7 ft

Swell 11-14 ft

54°

Wind 23-35 mph

Waves 6-8 ft

Swell 10-13 ft

55°

52°

49°

52°/40°

Bodega Bay

55/51 1.04"

56°/40°

Vallejo

57/53 1.20"

56°/41°

Napa

59/55 1.67"

54°/49°

Stinson Beach

56/53 1.27"

56°/45°

San Francisco

56/52 0.52"

54°/40°

San Rafael

54/50 1.80"

54°/37°

Santa Rosa

57/511.86"

54°/40°

Kentfield

57/54 3.74"

52°/32°

Sonoma

57/53 2.03"

52°/36°

Petaluma

59/52 1.53"

56°/38°

Station

56/53 1.01"

55°/41°

Fairfield

53/51 1.41"

52°/40°

Orinda

55/52 2.06"

56°/43°

Richmond

57/53 1.72"

52°/41°

Martinez

57/53 1.15"

54°/41°

Brentwood

54/52 0.80"

54°/40°

Vacaville

54/52 2.53"

56°/43°

Concord

59/53 1.14"

54°/43°

Pittsburg

58/53 0.64"

54°/40°

Rio Vista

53/51 1.41"

54°/43°

Antioch

54/52 0.71"

56°/40°

San Ramon

56/52 0.13"

54°/45°

Oakland

58/53 1.61"

56°/40°

Pleasanton

57/53 1.55"

54°/40°

Livermore

57/53 0.65"

54°/38°

Danville

56/52 1.98" 54°/40°Tracy

54/52 0.30"

56°/43°

Hayward

57/54 0.87"

56°/41°

Fremont

58/54 0.69"

54°/43°

Milpitas

57/53 0.54"

56°/41°

San Jose

59/54 0.31"

56°/40°

Sunnyvale

58/53 0.40"

56°/40°

Santa Clara

59/54 0.31"

56°/43°

Newark

57/54 1.15"

49°/38°

Los Gatos

72/41 0.00"

56°/45°

S.F. Airport

60/55 1.13"

54°/38°

Novato

59/51 1.39"

54°/43°

Pacifica

58/53 1.09"

56°/43°

Half Moon Bay

56/54 0.84"

56°/43°

San Mateo

59/55 1.22"

56°/44°

Mountain View

57/53 0.37"

56°/40°

Palo Alto

59/54 0.53"

56°/43°

Santa Cruz

57/55 1.48"

58°/43°

Redwood City

59/54 1.17"

Point Reyes

56°/43°

Berkeley

57/54 0.82"

ending Tuesday5p.m.

Yesterday’s high/low and precipitation

Most of the West will continue to see

locally heavy rain and snow. Snow will

be likely over the northern high plains.

Alow pressure system will produce

rain and snow over the upper Midwest,

with rain over the Ohio Valley.

Showers will continue to be possible
Wednesday and Wednesday night as
acouple of storm systems work their
way through the region. Drier weather
is expected over the weekend as high
pressure builds.

For the Pacific

Northwest,

expect mostly

cloudy skies

withachance

of rain or snow.

Drier in the

north.

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Hi/Lo/Prcp.Hi/Lo/Prcp.Hi/Lo/Prcp.Hi/Lo/Prcp. Hi/Lo/SkyHi/Lo/SkyHi/Lo/SkyHi/Lo/SkyHi/Lo/Sky
Alturas 37/34 .16 36/14 SN 31/4 PC
Anaheim 60/50 .11 65/52 DZ59/45 RN
Auburn 48/46 2.07 47/38 DZ46/34 DZ
Bakersfield 62/52 —62/46 RN56/43 DZ
Barstow 64/43 —61/42 DZ54/37 DZ
Bishop 57/37 —49/27 RN47/24 SN
Chico 51/50 —53/38 DZ53/34 DZ
Cloverdale 54/49 1.64 52/38 DZ52/36 PC
Crescent City 54/50 1.01 50/40 DZ49/38 PC
Death Valley 70/51 —63/43 PC59/40 RN
Eureka 56/41 .23 49/36 TS47/34 PC
Fort Bragg 55/51 2.05 52/38 DZ52/36 PC
Fresno 57/53 .02 58/44 RN54/38 DZ
Gilroy 58/51 .89 56/40 DZ52/34 DZ
Hearst Castle 56/53 .21 56/50 DZ54/47 DZ
Lake Tahoe 34/32 .17 34/17 SN27/14 SN
Lakeport 54/47 1.46 47/31 DZ49/29 PC
Los Angeles 59/51 .03 62/52 DZ59/48 DZ
Mammoth Lakes39/31 .18 36/14 SN 27/6 SN
Merced 55/52 .25 57/41 RN54/35 DZ
Modesto 55/54 .29 56/43 DZ54/37 DZ
Monterey 60/55 .03 56/43 DZ53/39 DZ
Mt. Shasta 41/35 1.02 36/21 SN37/16 SN
Needles 69/50 —67/50 PC61/48 PC
Palm Springs 66/46 —66/49 PC61/44 RN
Paso Robles 57/51 .03 57/43 DZ52/36 RN
Quincy 36/33 1.21 36/25 SN38/22 SN
Red Bluff 53/50 .19 54/36 DZ53/33 DZ
Redding 52/46 .67 52/35 DZ53/32 DZ
Sacramento 53/52 1.19 54/40 DZ50/34 DZ
Salinas 60/53 .03 56/44 DZ54/38 DZ
San Bernardino 57/48 .02 61/49 DZ56/43 RN
San Diego 64/55 —63/55 DZ60/50 RN
San Luis Obispo 61/55 .15 61/46 DZ58/42 RN
Santa Barbara 61/50 .15 59/52 DZ56/49 DZ
Santa Monica 57/48 .06 62/53 DZ58/49 DZ
Stockton 54/52 .61 54/42 DZ52/37 DZ
Truckee 33/32 .02 34/16 SN 28/9 SN
Ukiah 55/48 1.88 50/32 DZ52/32 PC
Yosemite Valley 41/39 2.19 40/27 SN38/24 SN

TuesdayTuesdayTuesdayTuesday TodayTodayToday ThursdayThursday

Hi/Lo/Prcp.Hi/Lo/Prcp.Hi/Lo/Prcp.Hi/Lo/Prcp. Hi/Lo/SkyHi/Lo/SkyHi/Lo/SkyHi/Lo/SkyHi/Lo/Sky

Albany N.Y. 32/17 —48/37 PC50/33 RN

Albuquerque 60/35 —57/33 PC51/33 PC

Amarillo 63/50 —73/37 PC61/25 PC

Anchorage 10/0 —15/-1 PC 9/-5 CL

Atlanta 58/30 —66/50 CY69/53 PC

Atlantic City 39/4 —50/45 RN63/46 PC

Baltimore 34/16 —44/40 FG62/46 PC

Birmingham 59/43 —69/58 DZ73/56 CY

Bismarck 6/1 .08 -2/-26 PC -3/-27 PC

Boise 34/32 .32 37/19 SN28/12 PC

Boston 35/16 —52/37 RN58/41 DZ

Buffalo 36/18 .02 43/38 CY50/26 RN

Burlington Vt. 29/18 —45/38 PC47/30 RN

Charleston S.C. 61/28 —69/52 FG73/53 PC

Charleston W.Va. 53/27 —60/52 DZ66/42 DZ

Charlotte N.C. 51/21 —54/46 RN64/49 PC

Cheyenne 42/27 —40/18 SN29/14 PC

Chicago 51/33 .22 43/22 RN30/13IC

Cincinnati 51/35 .02 60/45 DZ62/31 TS

Cleveland 42/28 .24 48/36 RN53/26 DZ

Colorado Sprgs 51/35 —60/25 PC45/16 PC

Columbia S.C. 60/23 —66/47 PC71/50 PC

Columbus Ohio 48/33 .04 56/43 DZ61/29 TS

Concord N.H. 31/-2 —49/31 RN50/36 RN

Corpus Christi 82/55 —82/67 FG79/67 PC

Dallas-Ft Worth 78/62 —79/63 PC75/56 PC

Denver 52/32 —52/20 PC37/14 PC

Des Moines 44/27 .47 39/11 CY 23/6 PC

Detroit 39/27 .37 44/34 RN43/20 SN

Duluth 24/9 .23 7/-3 SN 6/-11 PC

El Paso 71/48 —70/43 PC69/44 PC

Fairbanks -15/-20 —1/-13 PC -5/-24 SN

Fargo 12/4 .24 0/-17 PC 1/-23 PC

Flagstaff 43/32 —41/28 SN38/26 SN

Great Falls -3/-14 .02 8/-8 PC 17/9 PC

Hartford 32/1 —54/38 PC54/37 DZ

Helena 25/3 —8/-8 SN 16/1 PC

Honolulu 81/64 —81/70 PC81/70 DZ

Houston 78/63 —79/65 PC78/65 PC

Indianapolis 50/36 .03 53/36 RN57/25 RN

Jackson 70/51 —75/61 PC76/59 PC

Juneau 30/12 —28/24 PC33/32 SN

Kansas City 55/39 .01 57/20 PC30/16 PC

Las Vegas 63/48 —61/46 PC55/40 DZ

Lincoln Neb. 37/26 .03 33/8 CY 23/9 PC

Little Rock 71/50 .03 71/61 DZ71/48 DZ

Louisville 56/41 —60/49 TS65/36 TS

Medford Ore. 39/33 .69 41/26 SN38/24 PC

Memphis 65/49 —69/58 DZ71/49 TS

Miami Beach 77/64 .01 77/68 PC80/70 PC

Milwaukee 50/30 .51 36/20IC25/20IC

Mobile 71/47 —75/57 PC76/55 FG

Montgomery 64/34 —73/53 CY76/53 PC

Mpls-St Paul 28/13 .23 11/-3 SN 12/-13 PC

Nashville 58/45 —66/60 DZ69/56 TS

New Orleans 72/53 —76/62 PC77/61 PC

New York City 36/21 —49/41 RN60/45 RN

Newark N.J. 37/15 —49/40 RN61/44 RN

Oklahoma City 69/53 —74/39 PC52/31 PC

Omaha 36/25 .12 32/9 CY 21/9 PC

TuesdayTuesdayTuesdayTuesday TodayTodayToday ThursdayThursday

Hi/Lo/Prcp.Hi/Lo/Prcp.Hi/Lo/Prcp.Hi/Lo/Prcp. Hi/Lo/SkyHi/Lo/SkyHi/Lo/SkyHi/Lo/SkyHi/Lo/Sky

Orlando 73/47 —76/58FG 80/61 PC

Philadelphia 38/14 —50/41PC62/45 PC

Phoenix 70/49 —67/50PC64/52 PC

Pittsburgh 43/23 .12 52/49 RN59/30 DZ

Portland Maine 27/6 —48/36 RN49/37 RN

Portland Ore. 37/35 .14 31/24 SN32/21 PC

Providence 36/6 —54/38 RN58/42 DZ

Raleigh 48/24 —49/46 DZ66/51 FG

Rapid City 23/6 —6/-2 SN 15/3 PC

Reno 45/39 .01 44/25 SN34/21 SN

Richmond 37/12 —49/45 RN65/51 FG

Salt Lake City 46/35 —43/26 SN36/19 PC

San Antonio 79/54 —79/63FG 77/64 CY

Santa Fe 53/33 —51/27PC47/27 PC

Seattle 39/35 .07 32/22PC33/26 PC

Shreveport 78/59 —78/63PC76/62 DZ

Sioux Falls 27/13 .03 8/-4 SN 13/-8 PC

Spokane 26/24 .04 18/0PC 12/3 PC

St Louis 68/46 .01 61/31PC45/24 RN

Tampa-St Pete 73/50 —76/59PC79/61 PC

Tucson 71/46 —68/43PC68/45 PC

Tulsa 70/52 —72/38PC49/31 PC

Washington 37/22 —46/44 RN63/48 PC

Wichita 60/50 —65/23PC37/21 PC

California and national locations show
Tuesday’s high and low temperatures and pre-
cipitation for 24 hours ending5p.m. PT.

Tuesday (Season: July 1-June 30)

Precipitation for selected cities through4p.m.

Bakersfield 0.00 3.72 2.06 2.45 6.39

Eureka 0.23 28.69 23.40 19.48 40.68

Fresno 0.02 5.41 7.03 4.48 11.61

Los Angeles 0.03 6.81 6.52 5.55 15.00

Oakland 1.61 15.72 8.57 10.77 24.29

Redding 0.67 23.38 15.16 14.94 34.42

Sacramento 1.19 14.60 5.76 8.79 20.09

San Diego 0.00 6.08 8.79 4.09 10.31

San Francisco 0.52 14.24 9.65 10.71 23.80

S.F. Airport 1.13 13.06 7.02 9.15 20.85

San Jose 0.31 5.29 6.40 6.44 15.86

Santa Rosa 1.86 29.24 13.88 14.56 32.56

Jan. 11, 2017

7:24 a.m. 5:11 p.m. 7:24 a.m. 5:12 p.m.

4:50 p.m. 6:25 a.m. 5:54 p.m. 7:22 a.m.

Full LastQuarter New FirstQuarterFull LastQuarter New FirstQuarter

Jan.12 Jan.19 Jan.27 Feb.3

In the night sky:Tonight’s full moon rises at

sunset against the stars of Gemini the Twins,

aZodiacal constellation whose two brightest

stars help form the famous Winter Hexagon,

which includes some of the brightest stars in

the winter sky.Venussets at 9:03 p.m.Mars

sets at 9:45 p.m.Jupiterrises at 12:29 a.m.

Saturnrises at 5:22 a.m.

Thursday

Asuncion 95/82 PC

Bogota 66/51 FG

Buenos Aires 78/64 RN

Caracas 75/60 CL

La Paz 59/39 FG

Lima 77/67 CY

Montevideo 73/68 RN

Panama City 87/73 PC

Rio 98/82 CL

San Jose 80/68 PC

San Salvador 84/62 CL

Santiago 86/62 PC

Sao Paulo 84/69 RN

Tegucigalpa 75/59 RN

Acapulco 86/68 CL

Guadalajara 75/35 CL

La Paz 82/53 CL

Mazatlan 84/53 CL

Merida 86/62 PC

Mexico City 69/39 FG

Amsterdam 44/37 FG

Athens 41/32 SN

Berlin 33/23 SN

Brussels 42/37 RN

Budapest 19/6 SN

Copenhagen 35/33 FG

Dublin 51/41 RN

Frankfurt 33/30 SN

Geneva 32/24 PC

Helsinki 37/33 RN

Istanbul 42/32 SN

Lisbon 59/51 CL

London 48/37 FG

Madrid 53/32 CY

Milan 33/24 PC

Moscow 19/1 FG

Nice 51/41 PC

Oslo 37/32 FG

Paris 44/37 FG

Prague 28/6 SN

Rome 46/30 CL

St. Petersbrg 35/30 SN

Stockholm 37/30 FG

Vienna 21/12 CY

Warsaw 21/12 FG

Havana 75/60 RN

Kingston 86/75 PC

Nassau 69/66 PC

San Juan 84/74 RN

Algiers 55/42 RN

Baghdad 62/37 CL

Beirut 60/50 RN

Cairo 62/46 PC

Dakar 95/73 CL

Damascus 48/30 PC

Jerusalem 64/42 CL

Jo'burg 77/59 CY

Lagos 95/77 PC

Nairobi 77/59 CL

Riyadh 73/51 CL

Bangkok 80/75 RN

Beijing 39/17 CL

Ho Chi Minh 89/75 PC

Hong Kong 75/68 PC

Manila 82/77 PC

Mumbai 80/68 PC

New Delhi 62/42 FG

Phnom Penh 89/77 PC

Seoul 35/19 PC

Shanghai 48/39 CY

Singapore 87/78 PC

Surabaya 77/0 RN

Taipei 71/60 PC

Tehran 53/39 RN

Tokyo 53/41 RN

Auckland 73/60 PC

Fiji 88/76 RN

Melbourne 84/61 PC

Sydney 93/70 RN

Tahiti 86/77 RN

Calgary 1/-4 FG

Edmonton 1/-17 CL

Halifax 32/3 SN

Montreal 28/17 SN

Ottawa 24/19 SN

Regina M/-13 SN

Toronto 39/30 SN

Vancouver 37/30 RN

Winnipeg 5/-4 SN

conditions for 24 hours ending4p.m. PT.

Tuesday’s high/low temperatures and sky

62/52

Los Angeles

49/36

Eureka

34/17

Tahoe

40/27

Yosemite

58/44

Fresno

59/52

Santa Barbara 67/50

Needles

63/55

San Diego

54/40

Sacramento

56/43

Monterey

50/32

Ukiah

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Seattle Calgary Winnipeg

Ottawa

Las Vegas

Los Angeles

Denver

Minneapolis

Chicago

St. Louis

Houston

New York

Washington

La Paz

Mexico City

Atlanta

Dallas

Miami

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New Orleans

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Wednesday p.m.

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Thursday a.m.

EBB FLOOD EBB

High Low

Today 9:55 a.m./7.1' 3:41 a.m./2.4'

11:53 p.m./5.3' 4:43 p.m./-1.3'

Thursday 10:44 a.m./7' 4:33 a.m./2.4'

-- 5:28 p.m./-1.3'

54°/40°

Walnut Creek

57/53 2.10"

54°/40°

Sacramento

53/52 1.19"

Lake

54°/36°

Sebastopol

59/54 1.44"

74°/59°

73/56 0.00

Normal Hi/Lo for today

Record high

Record low

Record rainfall for today’s date

Rainfall this month

Average monthly rainfall by 1/10

Pressure/humidity Tuesday3p.m.

30°
Bridgeport

73°

El Centro

88°

McAllen,

Texas

-17°

Lewistown,

Mont.

Hetch Hetchy¹8 57251

Marin Municipal 100 76 77
Santa Clara Valley 67 30 43

5.83"

EBMUD²82----45

Bureau of Reclamation^3794684

Coastal waters:West winds 15 to 25

knots. Wind waves4to6feet. West

swell 11 to 13 feet at 12 seconds.

Chance of showers.

Bay Area and delta:West winds 15 to

25 knots. Chance of showers.

Monterey Bay:Southwest winds 15 to

25 knots. Wind waves3to5feet.

77/67

Forecasts, graphics, and

data provided by ©2017,

The Weather Company, LLC

WellsFargoannounceda
completerestructuringTuesday
ofhowit pays tellersandother
bankbranchemployees,with
incentivesnowtiedtohowoften
customersusetheiraccounts,as
thecompanytriestoright it self
afterascandaloveritsaggressive
salespractices.
Thelong-anticipatedplanhas
beenconsideredahighpriority
forCEOTimSloanandMary
Mack,theheadofWellsFargo’s
communitybankdivision—
bothofwhomtookthosejobs
afterthescandal.TheSanFran-
ciscobankannouncedinSep-
temberthatit wouldgetridofthe
salesgoalsthatledemployeesto

openup to2millionunautho-

rizedaccounts.

WellsFargo’s70,000-plus

front-linebankemployeeswill

nolongerbegivenincentivesfor

howmanyaccountstheyopenor

formeetingsalesgoals.Theywill

insteadreceive partoftheirover-

allsalarybasedonhowtheprod-

uctstheysellareused,withone

componentalsobasedonin-

dependentlymeasuredcustomer

servicescoresfortheirbranch

locations.

Accountsthatareusedfre-

quentl y, such asthosewhere

customerssetup directdeposits

orusedebitcardsoften,willhelp

boostpay. Idleaccountswillnot.

“Ourgoalherewastocreatea

payplanthatwouldrestoretrust

withourcustomers,teammem-

bersandthepublic,”Macksaid.

WellsFargoemployeeswill

alsoreceive moreoftheiroverall

compensationasabasesalary,

ratherthaninone-timeincen-

tivesandbonuses.Annualper-

formanceraiseswillbebased

moreonhowcustomersregard

andusethebranch.Cust omer

surveys doneby Gallup and

mystery shopperswillalsopro-

videinformation.

Theminimumwagewillbe

raisedtoarangeof$13.50to$17

anhour,thebanksaid.

WellsFargoprovidedasum-

maryoftheplantotheAssociat-

edPress.Butcompensation

plans,particularly at large com-

panieslikeWells,canrunhun-

dredsofpageslong.Withoutall

thedetails,it istoughtosee

whetherthechangeswillmakea

significantimpact,saidLisa

Barrington,aconsultantinorga-

nizationalpsychologyandcom-

pensationissueswhohas

workedwithcompanieslike

UnitedHealthcareandAmerican

Express.

“By itself,thisplanisnotgo-

ingtosolve theproblemsat

Wells,”saidBarrington.“Itcan

onlybeonepieceofanoverhaul

ofWells’corporateculture.”

Mack acknowledgedthatthe

bankstillhaswork todo tore-

storeitsima ge, sayingthenew

compensationplanis“anan-

swer,nottheanswer.”

“Thisisjustonesteptorestore

trust,”shesaid.

Thebankwasfined$185 mil-

lioninSeptemberinanagree-

mentwithregulatorswhosaid

bankemployeesopenedthe

millionsofcustomeraccounts

fraudulentlytomeettargets.

Federalandlocalauthorities

allegedthatemployeesmoved

moneybetweenthoseaccounts

andevencreatedfake email

addressestosigncustomersup

foronlinebanking.

Whentheallegationsbecame

public,WellsFargoemployees

saidthebank’s payplanwas

partlytoblame.Employeesde-

scribedaconstantandcom-

pulsive pressuretosell,with

managerscheckingonadaily

basisaboutwhethertheywere

meetingquotas.

KenSweetisanAssociated Press

writer.

Wells Fargo overhauls its pay plan

By Ken Sweet

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