turn out to be an active afternoon, especially in livermore valley. the altamonte past. you can see the storms moving through there and now they continue to pummel part of that area along a 2, 5, 5, 80. you see the storms rolling on through numerous lightning strikes produce this one coming down last this of 15 minutes just north of 205. so we're going to see more activity continuing like that and further north. how about that? more thunderstorms, numerous strikes there, north of ukiah near will. it's just to the south. they're continuing all the way near the coastline. so pretty active out there this evening. but as the sun sets, oza thunderstorms will lose some of that energy and all of a sudden they start to go quiet overnight tonight, but we're not done just yet. we've got this low spinning off the coastline. here it is. this has been spinning off since the weekend. the same storm system producing the rain out there. this is going start to track a little further north as we head through the day tomorrow. so there's still a slight chance we could see a few more thunde

numerous lightning strikes also being reported, livermore valley and that system not done just yet as move further to the east, but really kind of an interesting afternoon we had all the mugginess, of course, out there. you saw some of the cumulus clouds and all of a sudden. >> but that will pops up over livermore valley taking closer look. you see this storm system really kind of working its way right to live. more area headed eastward across the altamonte past, making for really treacherous drive there across a 5.80 and you see the 2, 0, 5, 5, 80 split. they're pretty dangerous conditions out there and lightning still being reported in some of those cells that continue to move through. so a dangerous weather out there right now and scattered showers popping up elsewhere. but some of these thunderstorms pretty intense making their way up toward the east now making their way into the central valley. and that's what we're going to watch out for this evening is just some pop-up thunderstorms around the bay area. we've had some scattered showers elsewhere in parts of the north bay to par

so really only a the livermore valley getting outgrow heavy rainfall today. otherwise, how about this? this is kind of interesting. look here now. this is way early in the season. thus the rainfall totals since the beginning of july. the official beginning of the season. here you go almost a half. an inch of rain in san francisco. normal is about 1300. so we are well above the average 323% of normal. san jose just over half an inch of rain out 638% of normal. oakland just almost under a 3rd of an inch of rain. normal is about the 700's your 414% normal. but check out santa rosa. almost an inch of rain. usually you had a 10th of an inch at this time of year. that's almost a 900% plus of normalcy. get some wild numbers at this time of year. of course, things tend even out as we head throughout the season. temperatures around the bay area, mainly in the 60's right now, although it's going to cool off nicely. low pressure spinning off the coastline. that's finally going to make its way on shore tomorrow after that moves on shore, the atmosphere starts to stabiliz

south and livermore valley getting some rain now as well. i'm not seeing any thunderstorms there, but they did have some hail there earlier this afternoon. so this type of weather pattern without low setting offshore is going to continue. so what we can show you is this right here. see that? that's the computer model. to back it up again. and what i'm gonna do is i'm gonna take you all the way back. she is spending size monday. now we're into tuesday. see where it is now, as long as that low sits there, we're going to have the continuation of the potential for thunderstorms. showers just like we're seeing today son as well. windy conditions, sunny conditions as long as that low sits there, and as long as it sits, there looks to be wednesday. a little bit into third wednesday, little bit into wednesday. okay so into wednesday, about mid morning, it should be gone. so between now wednesday morning, the potential for thunderstorms certainly a possibility. potential for more scattered showers. certainly a possibilities are sort of a slow moving

some heavy scattered showers and even thunderstorms in the livermore valley this afternoon. there's a potential for some more of that late tonight and into the morning hours. i'll have that forecast coming up. also hurricane fiona heading north after the devastating polo rico and the dominican republic, the severe damage left behind want a permanent solution to homelessness? you won't get it with prop 27. it was written and funded by out-of-state corporations to permanently maximize profits, not homeless funding. 90% of the profits go to out-of-state corporations permanently. only pennies on the dollar for the homeless permanently. and with loopholes, the homeless get even less permanently. prop 27. they didn't write it for the homeless. they wrote it for themselves. around the scene of a two alarm fire at a business photos here posted by the alameda county fire department can see a large amount of flame coming out of that rooftop ladder trucks on scene dumping water on those flames. this is specifically burning at 139th in washington avenue again two alarm fire. we do have

valley, the south bay to gilroy, san martin. more through the milled -- through the north bay. midday, we get a break somewhat but there are heavier downpours into the afternoon. watch out, santa clara. sunday night into monday, we will see another round of showers. putting this altogether for everywhere from one third to a half inch in the city. east bay, three quarters inch. the north bay and mountains, over an inch of rain. 70 today with breezy to windy conditions in fremont, san mateo, and oakland. dry today, increasing wind and cloudy. our exclusive storm impact scale, the heaviest rain coming in tomorrow morning and then scattered downpours sunday through monday. maybe a thunderstorm. as we get behind the system we will get into offshore wind which is typical of our september fall regime. that could bring in not only gusty wind but high fire danger and temperatures back into the 90's. stephanie: as you pointed out, it is not unusual to have september storms but the rainfall totals are a bit unusual. lisa: 6% to 7% chance t

valley. and that is a whole lot of rain in a short amount of time that has since started to quiet down just a bit. we've got more storms just off the coastline and there's a chance we could see some more thunderstorms are now the sun has set were starting to lose some of the effects of that heating that gives rise the atmosphere and some of thunderstorm activity. so things begin to quiet down around the state right now. but we're not done with this storm system just yet. in fact, the low center a area of low pressure off the coastline continues to spin around that low is what's but off to the rain over the weekend. the rain today and there's a chance of more rain for tomorrow. we'll talk more about that coming up in a few minutes. thank you, lawrence. firefighters in oakland put out a vegetation fire that broke out just off of westbound highway 5.80, between 35th and coolidge. >> they say the fire did not cause any significant damage is near the site where a brush fire last week spread rapidl

okay we got some good weather going on out in livermore valley a little bit, whether going out in the north bay as well. i want to show you this. sal it's out towards livermore. it's a highly, um localized. so here's livermore at 3 30 this afternoon . is that right? yeah 3 31, and i'm going to click it forward. daytime heating, right watch this thing developed as it comes in from the south. so there's your rain that's at 4 15 heavy rain. got orangerie developing and then boom. it starts to get ready to create some thunder and lightning and in fact it does at 4 35. that red represents. well, let's just see what that red represents. i think we're talking about some significant rainfall rates, probably probably an inch inch and a half an hour and then, right? here you see that first lightning strike at 4 52. we have hail out in this area, and it's a slow mover. so it's just now exiting town. there's another light or continued lightning strike that's just east of livermore out towards the ultimate past, and then a few more lightning hits as it hits the hills and moves out towards stockton

in the livermore valley current number . san francisco currently 67 degrees san jose 75 fairfield 79 degrees and outside right now, you probably have noticed the clouds getting really dark this afternoon. a good sign that we have unstable error over the bay area. so it's one of those things which one of those deals where things destabilize those clouds building up and you get those instant showers. so the possibility still for tonight and possibly into it tomorrow. it's a slight chance still have a shower in your wednesday forecast. this area of low pressure wants to scoot on out to the east, eventually being replaced by this area of high pressure and are warming trend begins thursday, and it really kicks in this weekend. here's the forecast model. this is tomorrow morning, nine o'clock, some clouds out there the possibility of an isolated shower. and then things like should clear out by late wednesday afternoon and into your thursday as well. so temperatures for tomorrow 60 seventies warmest locations right around 80 degree

one area with yellow, a little haze in livermore valley right now. tomorrow looks like that on shore. wind will continue to blow. that will bring with it. some more low clouds and fog. also freshen up the air quite a bit looking good all around the bay area for tomorrow. and speaking of there's that fog rolling in right now over san francisco. i think the marine layer going to be deep it up. maybe a little drizzle along the coastline overnight tonight. alright, temperatures mainly in the 50's around the bay area. so that cooler air working its way well inland now. but cold fronts continue to develop off the coast line. getting a little bit closer here and you've got one out there right now. it's not going bring the rain, but it's going up to deepen that marine layer bring some cooler air on the way. still, that sea breeze is blowing right now. the fog moving in the bay as we speak and pushing on shore. i think as we head toward tomorrow afternoon, high pressure going to slide a little further to the east as that front gets a little bit closer. so tha

just like our storms yesterday died down up in the livermore valley. when the sun gets a little lower right. the storms lose their fuel down towards williams and clear lake . there's a bit of a shower down there and then in the eastern part by bernie and, um and macarthur. okay so here's the unsettled low. that's the system that has brought us from record heat if you weeks ago week and a half ago to this rain, which is really helpful and beneficial to the smoke, and then the reservoirs, obviously and now it's gone. it's leaving. it's leaving our area the high builds in from the southeast. and when that does is it sets us up with warmer? pattern for the weekend for saturday and sunday, so voted mid nineties on the heart in the hot spots, so it'll feel warm. i mean, today was pleasant, but you know, it'll low nineties and conquered. it's warm or hot. if you will know, nineties in the city is hot, but low nineties in concord to me is just pleasant. so as you look at the system, you can see a few scattered showers lingering offshore over the evening hours

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nothing is aggressive as we had last night at this time up in the out in the livermore valley, that one cell was pretty pretty aggressive or open davis about 36 hours ago, they had an event that was dropped, you know, 34 inches of rain, really in a very short amount of time in the town of davis, so that's that's what those cells are capable of producing in those cells came via this low pressure center that drop the temperatures and gave us a really pleasant run of what they're really considering . this is what you want, right? you want a little rain? so we can back off fire season a bit, and that's what exactly it's done. fire season is not over. you know that. but boy, it helps man. i mean, it helps a lot and so this high is going to build in. it's going to warm up. we will probably talking about fire danger this weekend, when temperatures get in the hot spots back in the low nineties, which is pretty warm, but not crazy for this time of year, but well as soon as things dry out, we're back in the old way, but it's gonna take a couple of weeks to get it as crispy. it would take, you kno

schools in livermore valley are responding to heat by keeping kids indoors for lunch and recess. and some are having early dismissals today. katie psm agus spoke to dublin parents about how families are managing this excessive heat. james dorney elementary. it's one of three dublin schools that had blackouts over the last week. that's why yesterday today and tomorrow, i'll dublin unified schools have abbreviated schedules a proactive step to avoid future power outages. high temps mean short school days across the dublin unified school district, minimal day. there are out around 12 12 30, but it was good on the part of the school. that they sent a very prompt message with the dublin wave water park closed during the school year. many families are staying indoors, waiting until dinner time to get into some exercise and fresh air. she likes to go out on the walk outside, but due to the excessive heat, we are supposed to not go out. but still what we do is we go out in the late evening after six because she enjoys playing out does and then for us instead of, you know, we're trying to

valley. ktvu tom baker explains how climate change is adding to the agencies to do list. bart was not created for a phoenix type or more extreme environment climate back in 19 sixties, when bart was designed climate change wasn't even an issue, climate, scientists and engineers say. now it's a huge issue, especially with rails, retain the heat and get so much hotter that they actually lose their integrity and what they're actually built to withstand changed its protocols. at 100 degrees or more speeds are reduced from 70 to 44 miles an hour. we would anticipate about 10 minute delays and just those really hot areas. so you know, near dublin near concord out near fremont, and then we also start doing visual inspections just to make sure the rail looks normal that there's no abnormalities with it. the good news. bart is blackout bulletproof as a lifeline facility. bart is not the energized, though bart has replaced a lot of its older rails that work continues. it must have all rail systems of r

the majority of them actually out livermore valley. and that's what we'll see here as we zoom in on the livermore area. >> you know, the outages are in green, which are just a few customers here and there. but that that orange there in livermore that represents upwards of 2500 customers without power right now at this point, no real idea when it will come back on it came on briefly will told us and then right on again. and then they did kill the 3 o'clock this afternoon, which is a long time will was talking about wills live out livermore. >> will you said a guy told you who lives there? he had no power since 6 last night. the power went out at 6 o'clock last night and around 5.50, this morning, the power went back on for about 90 seconds or so. and i'll have reaction from people. >> in just a few moments, you can see right behind me. the un is up. good news, b news. the sun is up and also the bad news. the sun is up and brings the heat. but at least they can walk around the house and see things their power went out 13 hours ago, almos

valleys expecting temperatures near 110 degrees today. schools in the area are responding by keeping students indoors for lunch and recess and some are having early dismissals today. ktvu sema glasses at a dublin elementary school with details on how kids and parents are managing the heat. emma sal at james dorney elementary school. this is one of three dublin schools that have had blackouts over the last week. and that's why yesterday today and tomorrow dublin unified schools are having abbreviated days abbreviated schedules getting out at noon, and that's to proactively avoid any future power outages. we spoke to parents who said they were happy with the school's decision and communication about early dismissals, and it's so hot in dublin that some families are waiting until after dinner time to spend time outdoors. she likes to go out on the walk outside. but due to the excessive heat, we are supposed to not go out. but still what we do is we go out in the late evening after six because she enjoys playing out dose and then for us inste

valley. it already is. i mean, southern california, you look at the highs from today southern california. under an excessive heat warning right now, and they're going to stay under that excessive heat warning potentially through monday may be a little bit into tuesday. so it's just that you know the power grids getting strained, and like i say, i always say this, you know that the heat is the thing that really grinds on people the hardest in terms of health and concerns in pets. you really think about your pets and the elderly as we go into this, especially if you live in the livermore valley. or you live out in northeastern up by clear like those years didn't get hot up by winter's davis, vacaville fairfield, you know you know who you are, but just think about think about your pets. think about, uh, you know, even think about the birds that you feed at the feed, or maybe put a little water out for him or something just because it's going to be one of those runs where we see the excessive hea

and that will be experienced and throughout the tri valley again , we're talking livermore san ramon dublin m. pleasant in all the way streaming into concord and walnut creek at 109 83 degrees in san francisco. typically, we should be in the high sixties near 70 degrees 101 in san jose. your extended forecast has called for the temperatures to gradually slide down but still triple digits. warmest occasions inland. we will see temperatures with added humidity and added cloud cover at night. maybe big drop on saturday sunday. seasonal gasia. by monday. thank goodness for that. roberta gonzalez. thank you. 5 22, researching the link between extreme heat and wildfires next project underway in the south bay that might predict some of the areas at greatest risk. in the united states is facing the possibility of another partial government shutdown still to come the deadline for congress to agree to a new deal t pst. girl. you can do better. at least with your big-name wireless carrier. with xfinity mobile you can get unlimited for $30 per month on the nation's most reliable 5g network. they

the low clouds are back a little bit more widespread, perhaps pulling through the livermore valley there into the south bay, north bay as well and one more stop on tuesday morning where again we may even see it moving through the delta and creeping into the sacramento valley. so all that showing us that the cool down is on the way. we will continue. two c warm weather for our inland cities, though low nineties in the forecast for you today, livermore by about lunchtime, low eighties and then another 5 to 10. degrees of warming, expected for the second half of the afternoon and around the bay 80 degrees for san mateo in the city of san francisco 69 in san francisco. we've got extended forecast, with temperatures continuing to drop into monday, tuesday, wednesday thursday. now we're into the eighties with again wednesday, being the coolest day for inland cities mid eighties expected for you there upper seventies around the bay mid sixties at the coast back to you. tropical story in expected to upgrade to the level of a major storm coming up at eight people in florida are bracing for its im

we saw anywhere from 10 to 20 degrees of cooling for our warmest inland valleys, checkout livermore. 84 degrees actually below average. i don't even remember the last time i said that it's certainly been more than a week with conquered only warming up to 81 degrees. when you should be in the mid 80's as well. downtown san francisco, 68 degrees. so very pleasant temperatures from coastal valleys. and not only are we tracking that marine layer from karl the fog, but also remnants of what was once hurricane kay. in addition to that, we're tracking smoke and ash from fires around the bay area. so we are seeing this storm out there right now because of remnants of that subtropical moisture. we are going to see some showers just south of brentwood and it could make its way into conquered and martinez. in addition to clayton in eastern contra costa county, so expect some brief heavy downpours there. but just to our east and mariposa county, we are seeing some pop-up thunderstorms producing lightning and that is certainly something we don't want to see this time of year because it is so dry

winemakers in the livermore valley say they are expecting inch or more from the current storm, and they're grateful for it. yeah it's very welcome. if we were getting 3 to 4 to five inches right now, i'd be very nervous. but there's a little bit of rain. very nice little bit easier on our aquifer did little free water for the vines. and the wind will help drive the grapes still on the vine, so they'll be ready to pick when they're fully ripe in a couple of weeks. grape growers say they are relieved to be getting a little water now and even though the long term forecast calls for another dry winter, they are hoping to see more rain through the winter months. and you can find us on our weather. app used that weather app to stay on top of where that rain is headed. that free app does include rain tracking radar. time now. 705 crews on the fire lines in plaster and el dorado county are making slow progress against the mosquito fire. since it started 11 days ago, it's burned more than 114 square miles. that's an area twice as big as the city of oakland. it's 21% curtained, and some people who w

bay valleys. you'll all be ther, livermore, you'll be there. it'e hottest day. you will get back into fall weather. we went through much hotter in the summer. mid 80s. look at the ci, tomorrow. 82. north bay valleys will also be climbing into the 90s and go to 95. here's a good way to visualize this. if we look at how far above average we we are, 10-12 degrees above avee above average, if we play this o next week, it will come down. we we will get back to much cooler temperatures, closer to average for most of the forecast. that's that's get into that. here is san francisco, san jose, always a good one to look at. low 90s, tomorrow, to low 80s, by wednesday of next week. we will bring those microclimates in le. in length. you have the mid-90s for a couple of days that you'll you'll be back in the mid-80s. it'll be a great week next week. week. back to you. > >> jupiter will make its closest closest approach to the planet earth in 59 years on monday nigt monday night these are images cd last month by nasa's james webb. webb telescope. next week, stargazers can ge

, livermore. exactly 20 degrees above average. concord also hitting that century. mark 13 degrees above normal of warming up to 100 degrees. but temperatures out there right now. still in the low 90's for brentwood, more than 30 degrees warmer than pacifica and timber on in the upper 50's. they say that deepening marine layer. so overnight lows tonight out of the 70's and back into the 50's and 60's with seasonal temperatures arriving from coastal valleys, upper 80's for concord in livermore. so no more triple digit heat there. holding steady at 72 degrees for downtown san francisco. and we're going to see, though temperatures warm up just a bit on sunday, but then below average highs by wednesday and thursday of this upcoming week with our warmest inland valleys, struggling to reach the 80's instead tracking upper 70's for your afternoon highs back to ken and catherine. >> thank a breeze said the historic heat is posing new questions about how electric cars and how charging them during extreme we

morgan hill about 101 east bay shoreline, upper 80's, to livermore tri valley. it's another rough day. got 100 plus the ac will be cranking. 83 1.83 wish 103. for walnut creek. maybe next week. 81 going on for oakland, 79 for a 99 for fairfield and will do 99 for santa rosa. alright, look at the 70 forecast. it is awesome. drop in temperatures down to the lower 80's. maybe around 78 or so going on for thursday. it's interesting to the following weekend and bay temperatures also drop down in the lower 70's rain, house bay area traffic. all we are starting to pick up out there on a friday morning about 30 minutes. >> to 27 as you're traveling from san leandro along 8.80, down towards milpitas heading into the city this morning. meteor lights have been on for the past 2 hours. 60 minutes mace to that fremont street exit as the sun starts to come up, there looks beautiful. richmond, sandra fell bridge tolls to 1, 0, 1, 13 minutes as you head out of richmond checking on highway 4. that's already starting to pick up as well. 35 minutes, antioch, into conquered. and le

time now is 703 is going to be another hot one today across the bay area, the livermore valley is expecting temperatures near 110 degrees again. schools in the area, responding by keeping students inside for lunch and recess, and some are dismissing students early ktvu magus is that the one course spot in dublin there at the dublin ice rink. skaters are getting their serious morning practice in this morning. that's right, and they didn't come here just because it's a hot day. they come here because they're training for upcoming skating competitions. but on days like today, when it is so oppressively hot, it's a huge relief. this is super relief because you know you can't even breathe outside and here you can actually exercise and have fun and you just it's really refreshing. three dublin schools have blackouts in the last week due to the heat, which is why today and tomorrow dublin schools are letting kids out early, proactive step in case there are more heat related power outages. cooling centers are open at various senior and community centers and libraries and some water parks like the d

not just for downtown san francisco, but even our east bay valleys with livermore, a scorching 106 degrees. nearly 20 degrees above average in about 15 degrees above normal for downtown san francisco. we should be in the mid 60's this time of year. instead warming up to 82 degrees. so our heat wave only going to get longer and hotter. in fact, we're going to peak on tuesday. temperatures for warmest inland valleys, warming up to 113 degrees. our highest peaks just cooling down into the low to mid 80's for your overnight. temperatures with widespread 60's and 70's for our hottest inland valley. so a little relieved during the overnight temperatures. that's why we have not only an excessive heat warning, but heat advisory in effect from now through wednesday night. the heat advisory, though, that's going to be allowed to expire tuesday night for the bay area shoreline. but the excessive heat warning for warmest inland valleys. that's going to last a whole other day, not expiring until wednesday night. severe drought conditions out there right now. so hot, dry conditions. definitely a recipe

among the areas with power outages right now, the tri- valley, especially livermore, san jose, napa, and cupertino. >> in some areas it is so hot, even a trip to the pool is out of the question. brentwood is one of the hotspots around the bay area topping out at about 110 degrees. that is why the city of brentwood actually closed their public poll today. city leaders saying conditions were too dangerous for employees in terms of safety. some people didn't get the message and were disappointed when they found out the pool was closed, especially today. >> i am surprised. it was one of the only polls in brentwood. >> in his temperatures, city leaders say it is pretty simple. staff would be required to take breaks every 15 minutes to avoid possible heat exhaustion. the pole is currently expected to reopen on wednesday. it should reopen on wednesday. >>> a warning for parents during this heat wave. not just today, be careful. a southwest mother's death -- mother is down. she says her 21-month-old girl walked away from a playground in mountain view. see that? with second degree burns. it h

to the tri-valley and livermore. that's conservative for today. k where we're going tomorrow and then tuesday. 113. by wednesday it gets better but not enough. y is going to be as hot as today was but at least by that point let's do this for the north bay0 on tuesday and little better ony and south bay, san jose the numbers up in the low 100s. 102 in san jose and oakland you areg to 94. it's going to be hot and we'll go probably to

degrees above average for our warmest inland valleys. but half moon bay. that's a place to be 67 degrees along the coast. so we can certainly think karl, for that. but then temperatures cooling down to seasonal highs by wednesday. check out october 1st, hard to believe of saying that next saturday, low 80's for warmest inland valleys. it's going to be nice. but tonight, i know that we're already technically in fall, but i feel like october 1st really does feel more like. >> fall to lot. the spooky thanks for guys. >> well, a 4.8 magnitude earthquake shaking the northern california coastline today. the epicenter hitting about 33 miles southwest of eureka and approximately one and a half miles below the surface, according to officials, the quake did not trigger a tsunami. and so far there have been no reports of any injuries or significant damage in southern california and alarming new finding reveals that there's a coastal fault that could trigger a massive earthquake. the palace verdes ace fault zone which runs along the coast from santa

ms. 60's fairfield, upper 60's in our inland valley. we are well into the 80's inland , stay comfortable at the coast and by noon we are over 100 degrees in the san ramon valley. livermore, 103 climbing to the 70's, climbing to the 90's in the north bay by the afternoon, 104 in santa rosa. over 110 inland. triple digits in the south bay and mid 90's on the peninsula. kumasi: today is our six consecutive flex alert and this one has been extended, 4:00 until 10:00 p.m. instead of 9:00 p.m. close your blinds and pulled. the curtains to keep out the sun. if you need to use your dishwasher or a washer and dryer, do that before 4:00 p.m. you can also precook your meals to keep your oven and. car, get the charge before 4:00 p.m.. if you have ac, prequel your home a by p setting your thermostat before moving it up to 70 hpm at 4:00 p.m. -- to 78 at 4:00 p.m.. julian: li na found one local pool that will not be open -- lena found one local pool that will not be open because they say it is too hot. she joins us now with the latest. reporter: whil

concord and livermore, the inland east bay valleys and san jose and santa a valley. you got a nice elastic there. nobody breaks records tomorrow. one of the more helpful tools we have been sharg with you through this heat wave is the heat risk map. color-coded. the deeper you get into the shades of red and purple, the higher degree of risk you are under for a heat related health issue. that was today. watch what happens when e change that from thursday to friday and watch the colors get a lot better. but, you've still got enough orange on here, you've still got a moderate risk risk tomorrow. it is not very high but it is moderate still and south bay has that as well. tomorrow's daytime highs just in in comparison to where we were. there are still some triple digs on here but we are getting you down to the low 90s. there are a a lot of things to talk about once we look past the heatley. one of them i just want to draw your attention to, the huge amount of smoke that is now getg put out by the mosquito fire. i will have the whole forecast coming up in a few minutes. ba

highs are going to be about 5 degrees below average for our warmest inland valleys, conquered in livermore, 83 degrees. so enjoy that conquered. you want up to 91 degrees today? so we're gradually got going to start to notice some relief. oakland back to seasonal averages. 72 degrees to start your work week monday with downtown san francisco. ca holding steady in the upper 60's at 69 degrees. and let's take a look ahead at the next 7 day forecast. certainly something to brag about in a lot of us. something i haven't said in a while below average temperatures. those arrive tuesday going to cool down on wednesday. that's going to be the coolest day of the next 7 days. still cool by thursday. and then gradually going to warm up next weekend with a very slight chance, a possible light showers making its way into sonoma county next week. and so certainly going to keep an eye on that. going to have you dry for now through next weekend. back to you, dan. and all memories said thank you. that's all the time we've got here for kron. 4 news at 6. yeah, we'll see you back here at 8 o'clock our prime-

, the tri valley. you're just going to be blazing hot there. santa clara valley. also, i think back in the some triple digits by tomorrow afternoon, maybe as high as 109 in morgan hill. san francisco. cool off a little bit today. the warm back up but not as hot as it was yesterday. still about eighty-four degrees in a very couple 74 along the coastline this weekend. those clouds do roll in. it's going to cool down the temperatures throughout the weekend and then headed below average in the middle of next week. >> thank you, lawrence. as we experience yet another day of extreme heat across the state of california, the fate of a bill that would create the state's first of its kind heatwave warning and ranking system is now on the governor's desk. it calls for the cal office of emergency services to be in charge of contacting californians in areas predicted to get hit by extreme heat. the system would rank the heatwave danger level similar to how scientists rank the dangers of hurricanes before they strik

valley getting out of the leo heading out towards sacramento. these weekends tend to be kind of tough south bend commute. the same thing goes 6 80 is going to be pretty crowded, trying to get out of san jose and heading up toward the sun, all great and beyond. 6 20. let's bring rosemary in with today's weather. yes. hello sal . happy friday to you and happy holiday weekend to all of you. hopefully you get a nice stretch of off time. we are looking at a little bit of fog to join us once again this morning. here's a view over 20 minutes or so until the official sunrise. the clouds along the coastline just inside the bay. a little bit of patchy fog out there. visibility over the santa rosa airport, one of the only spots reporting down to about a mile a little bit less than that. let's talk about the advisories in place for your weekend, and then we'll come back around. take a look at the temperatures for today. heat advisory is for our bayside communities. and we are looking at areas over the north bay. if i move this direction you can see over our

place like livermore given the concord to get in parts of the east bay, maybe the parts of the south bay. we'll be close to that to 80's around much of the bay. and then lot of 60's along the coastline. expect a couple of patches of fog, especially along the coastline, maybe a little dense fog overnight tonight. and then it's gone. see that offshore wind kind of kicking in as we start off the new month. it looks like it is going to stay dry over the weekend and beautiful weather you've got plans for this weekend. this looks like a spectacular one right now. no rain in sight, but it's still early. all right, thanks. right. >> well, coming up is that time of year what you need to know about the return of fleet week in san francisco after the break. >> restaurant workers strike at sfo is over for now. labor organizers reached a tentative agreement late last night ending the strike that forced about 80 restaurants, coffee shops and bars inside the airport to close for several days. many workers complained of going 3 years without a raise, raising concerns of keeping up with the high cost

and will that tri valley area is known for getting very have. so we also reached out to the livermore school district to ask how the district is bracing for the heat. officials tell us they are limiting outdoor activities including recess. >> physical education and some athletics. they also have their maintenance team on alert to deal with any issues dealing with air conditioning. there will be cooling centers available across much of the east bay. 21 branches of the contra costa county library are available as places to cool down during the day and over the weekend. many other locations such as the brentwood community center, the concord senior center will also be open for a full list of cooling centers all over the bay area. you can check our website 4 dot com. lot of people paying attention to the state's power grid as we head into this big heat wave earlier today. governor gavin newsom. >> talked about the importance of conserving energy. he says the flex alerts are critical in protecting the state's power grid. so flex alerts just an opport

look at these tri-valley temperatures. 118 in livermore. oakland, 102. 104 in redwood city. san francisco in the low 90s once again. there will be some cooler air in the marina district and our north bay highs reaching as hot as 115. in clear lake today, napa reaching 108. this dangerous heat continues, and there will be some relief down the road. we'll talk more about that. mike, you were looking for something going on near treasure island. >> looking at treasure island, we are looking westbound. those taillights, i was watching for slowing because right there just after the tunnel reports of a disabled vehicle cleared from the chp report. no problems getting across. the slowing has cleared from the sensors. whatever slowing we had has cleared for the last couple of minutes. toward the grand avenue onramp to eastbound 80, no more crashes, just cleared, as well, from the oakland chp. great drive to greet you for this first report of the show. a smooth flow throughout the east bay and north bay across the water. no major delays. altamont pass will see a build. now folks getti

and over into livermore tomorrow been talking about some poor air quality again in spots. so you get to the east bay in the south bay again, that big dome of high pressure really going to build overhead. and that's going to trap a lot of the pollutants near the surface. it's to know we did have that fog make a return. you can see the big batch of it off the coastline but would love to get that moving on shore. but a little thin. a rail fog begin moving along the coastline with that little suddenly company. see it right there. not much. in fact, that's going to get compressed will start to go away. high - pressure will start to expand back out along california. and that means these temperatures going to soar again. i think maybe near record levels again by tomorrow afternoon highs. yeah, we're going to see these numbers. it was hot today that will be hotter tomorrow. maybe as high as 110. in concord, 110 in livermore, 100 degrees possibly amount. the 101 in san jose may be as high as 109 in morgan hill tomorrow. napa. you're looking at 101 degrees 103 in the bottle 106 degr

70's right now for livermore in concord, in the east bay valleys with the dublin barely in the low 70's at 71 degrees. and nearly everyone for those of you in the north bay, in the 60's, with the exception of fairfield and saint helene up currently in the mid 70's. so starting to notice that cooling trend and it's certainly going to make its presence known along the coast and east bay shoreline. thanks to that cool sea breeze, oakland, you're going to be out of the 80's and 72 degrees tomorrow. it's a very seasonal temperatures there. downtown san francisco going to stay on cruise control. 69 degrees once again with half monday. cooling down a bit into the mid-sixties at 63 degrees. but we're going to notice about 20 degrees warmer for those of you in concord n livermore, but still about 5 degrees above average between our coolest coastal cities and our warmest inland valleys from the east bay along the coast. but santa rosa really going to feel mild out there, 87 degrees. so just one more day of some mild weather. but then take a look at all the 70's tuesday through thursday of this

and livermore. there is a good e good chance the valley could get get above 105 this afternoon. we we are keeping a close eye on tt on that. > >> it is time for the morning mx morning mix and working from home has become the norm for a lot of people and businesses. that has put the pinch on the local businesses of the bay area. oakland, san jose and san francisco actually lagging behind other centers. it is alsg also showing that the foot trafc foot traffic where office workes office workers are not as busy. san jose seen only half of the y the activity at pre-pandemic le. pre-pandemic levels. san francio san francisco is even one third of the way back to the way it used to be. the worst recovery level of any large city in the . the north. i mean, there are so many tech companies. work from e from home is kind of the way it is here and i can see why it is taking so much longer. >> i don't blame them for wanting to stay home. >> especially days like today where you have to beat the heat. heat. >> and the commute is not fun. >> we are seeing those patterns a little bit later than

livermore and hayward. 73 degrees. about 5 to 10 degrees below average. remember, we should be in the mid 80's this time of year. not 70's. so we're getting a little sneak peak of fall out there for tomorrow. oakland and downtown san francisco, seasonal temperatures there in the low 70's with half moon bay at 66 degrees in santa rosa trying to flirt with 70's with 68 degrees. but let's take a look ahead at the next 7 day outlook. little change. temperature wise. we are going to see the bulk of the wet weather sunday through monday. but then it is going to taper off on tuesday and wednesday with little to no rain and then rebounding to seasonal temperatures about a week from today. so what a roller coaster ride. i mean, it never disappoints. i honestly thought we were only really going to get rain overnight into tomorrow because i feel like any time we get a chance, it's like this tiny little bit. but there's a chance. i love it. thank you. a texas latina own business making its national debut at target for hispanic her

to the tri-valley and livermore. that's conservative for today. k where we're going tomorrow and then tuesday. 113. by wednesday it gets better but not enough. y is going to be as hot as today was but at least by that point let's do this for the north bay0 on tuesday and little better ony and south bay, san jose the numbers up in the low 100s. 102 in san jose and oakland you areg to 94. it's going to be hot and we'll go probably to the mid 80n the city and when you look at ip that shows you the highest degre of heat related health degree is. it's coming up in the firstt forecast. for now back over to you. > >> a heads-up on two things reld to the heat. first, a flex alert alert is in place until 9:00 tonight. so being asked to avoid avoid using major appliances until then. and minutes ago, officials issued another flex at for tomorrow from 4:00 to 10:00 p.m. and spare the air alert also will stay in effect througw because of heat and air pollutin during the holiday weekend. tald a lot object the strain the heat heat

morgan hill, saratoga in los gatos, fremont hayward to castro valley in the 90's. livermore at 105. that's 11 degrees cooler than yesterday's one. 16. but when you're that far above 100 and takes a lot more than 11 degrees to get you back to where you need to be vacaville. our hottest spot today at 107, will santa rosa through nevado at 97 degrees. tomorrow's highs likely bumping up a few degrees back up to 110 or above for just a few spots friday or last day with the triple digits before cooling into the 80's for next week. bayside areas 80's to 90's today and tomorrow. some 70's starting on friday. coastal areas also looking at cooler weather come the weekend. great job. thank you for that. few issues out there. if you're traveling along, i-80 southbound south of jackson street here in oakland. >> you do have an accident. so you are seeing delays 5.80, as well as 13. also going pretty slow at this hour and here at fremont south on 8.80, north of 84 east, another accident. so 8.80, as you're traveling down south to fremont, definitely reaches of slow spots heading into the city rig

maybe you're at 110 in livermore on the tri valley and where east to the east bay hills are talking those won 10 or so in those areas. the santa clara valley, probably temperatures near 100, maybe just over 100 degrees. only cool place again tomorrow is out along the coastline in the 70's guys. all right, lawrence, thank you very there were more heat-related service delays on bart today. trains of. >> i've got to travel at slower speeds when temperatures reach triple digits. that's to help prevent damage to the tracks or even derailment today. train services were delayed about 10 minutes or so on the antioch line, dublin pleasanton line sfo in daly, city lines and the berryessa line delays are likely to keep happening the rest of the week. >> the costa county district attorney's decision not to criminally charge antioch police officers in the 2020 death of angelo quinto will not be the end of that matters. if the family is arguing that officer misconduct led to keep those staff. now at the family's request. >> the state attorney general has agreed to review the matter. kron four's dan ker

still 109 degrees in livermore 111. and brett, what a very comfortable. 65 in half moon bay, 111 in pittsburgh right now, 111 of fairfield checkout conquered 109 degrees. 103 of fairfax want to wait in the bottle 102 in petaluma 109, in saint lina. so unbelievably hot temperatures again around the bay or maybe some records fall. we have tabulate those ear in the next few minutes. simply a hot day and so advisories for the heat continue until tonight. we're expecting a things to come down after tonight. there may be some extension of some of those heat advisories well inland. but overall, it looks like the temperatures will start to come down as we get to get into tomorrow as more of a sea breeze going to kick in, maybe even a little fog begins to show up along the coastline and then much cooler weather expected for the weekend. but this dome of high pressure going to be a little distorted now. and so the same time you've got an area of low pressure actually former hurricane that is beginning to move up in the california

looks like 102 for livermore and pleasanton 1, 0, 1, 1, 0, 3. going on for walnut creek 104, for concord. remember these kind of numbers because it will be just a distant memory in 5 or 6 days, 78 per berkeley. so we're seeing a decoupling with those temperatures. when you get near the water. 79 for delay. whoa. 99 for fairfield. 93 for napa and 99 going on for santa rosa. check it out in the long range forecast. we do have to share with some clouds, but whatever. lower 80's by the middle of the week forward. that's a nice direction to go in and the coastal see plenty of 60's on that front. very bridges rain. what's happened. all right, dave, thank you. still pretty light because it's early on a friday morning. 7 minutes. >> to make it from the maze. 2 that fremont street exit san mateo bridge, 80 to 101 just 12 minutes as you're heading across towards the peninsula. checking on richmond, sandra fell bridge a seven-man right. and it's going look at the golden gate bridge. 37 to the tolls. 18 minutes. well, the mosquito fire burning in placer and

temperatures are still got some warm in the valleys right now. 76 in livermore, it is 70 in san jose. 71 in napa. 67 degrees being the cool down a little in santa rosa. then you get to san francisco. much cooler there. 57 degrees with that patchy fog looks like overall the pattern going to start to change. we've had a lot of sunshine and a high pressure, but there's now a cold front that's approaching the coastline that's going to deepen them. relive the next couple days begin to cool down the temperatures and bring a little more this. that's right. more fog and low clouds moving on shore that on shore breeze kicking up once again outside. that's going bring the clouds inside the band. some of the valley's too, as we head through the night tonight, expect low clouds and fog together and that front gets a little bit closer. i think that's not going to pass until about wednesday after that weather is going snap back into the looking a lot warmer as we head into our weekend. we'll talk more about that coming up in a few minutes. all right, lawrence, humans, busy week in san francisco for