the best chances in the north bay today. autumn arrives thursday evening, we see warmer weather by the end of the weekend. get ready for warm to hot temperatures. today, we still have the chance of a thunderstorm. the north bay and part of the east bay outline for that chance, the best chance is in lake county for any showers or storms. it is a blend of sun and clouds, we see the chance in the afternoon i about 2:00 to 4:00 p.m.. i think future weather is doing a good job at picking up on a shower or storm your lakeport, those are the areas we are watching closely. most of us, it is a dry day with humidity up and temperatures in the 70's. rain flat estimates finding most of us have a zero on the board, meaning we remain dry. a few chances well north. today, 71 in the city. 76 in san jose, 73 in napa. 78 in concord. overnight tonight, any wet weather columns down and we drop to the 50's. planning the next seven days, the chance of a shower in the north bay. drying out tomorrow. warming up on friday. that your weekend plans re

a north bay shower later today. we are drying out tomorrow, warming up as fall arrives here at 6:03 in the evening. the weekend, saturday and sunday, above average. expect a lot of sunshine, 80's and 90's. reggie: still had at 6:00, florida's governor now under kimmel investigation. his claim to moving migrants to martha's vineyard and how others are spinning this morning. kumasi: a new music festival premiering in san francisco this oh ms. flores, what would we do without you? leader of many, and pet wrangler too. you report to your boss, every afternoon. so beautiful. so becoming a student again might seem impossible. but what if a school could be there for all of you? career, family, finances and mental health. well, it can. national university, supporting the whole you. life is busy. so, come to shell and get three things done at once. first, fill up with shell v-power nitro+ to help keep your engine running like new. nice! then save up with the fuel rewards program and never pay full price for gas again. oh wow

for those of you in the north bay. expect one to 2 inches overnight through wednesday for our north bay valleys alone. so flooding certainly going to be a concern. in addition that severe weather in the form of pop-up thunderstorms will. let's take a look at our temperatures out there right now as a result of that blanket of storm cloud cover below average. daytime highs today and still in the low to mid 60's for most bay area cities. the coolest city i could find to 57 degrees. you're about 7 degrees cooler than san jose and conquered in the mid 60's at 64 degrees with everything else in between. so overnight lows not really going to cool down that much upper 50's along the coast with low 60's for most of our inland valleys in daytime highs tomorrow, going to struggle to warm up into the 70's for warmest inland valleys, conquered 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 th

not much rain until 11:00, but tomorrow morning, north bay getting a soaking, mountaintops of the north bay. 1 to 2 inches in north bay mountains, increasing wind and chance of thunder in the forecast tomorrow. closer look hour by hour and more chances of rain midweek coming up in 12 minutes. >>> crews are trying to get ahead of the storm. fire department was out in the trees, worried about falling, crashing down the power lines. department is expecting some flooding and offering sand bags for those who need it. chief is warning people to be careful if they go out tomorrow. >>> live look at san francisco, high winds canceling at least one big event, sunday street fair is off, organizers pointing to the wind advisory. set to happen in western edition. >>> north bay expecting quite a bit of rain, especially parts of marin county where communities see flooding. thom jensen in san anselmo. >> reporter: one of several creeks you have to keep eye on when rain is coming. but business owners and public groups not putting up sand bags yet after months of no measurable rain at all. >> i don't see

in the north bay, 60's along the coast and 70's for much of the north bay. good air quality and partly cloudy skies. 's mid 70's. mid to upper 70's with good air quality. we did have the marine layer coming back. upper 50's to upper 60's, they will brush us early sunday and it moves on shore. high resolution monitors -- models and they will fine-tune it as they approach the week and it is nice to see some wet weather this early in the storm season. here is the accuweather forecast it feels like fall today, keeping below average temperatures and wet weather on sunday into early monday. and then we turn warmer for the middle part of next week. sue: we go back to the bay bridge toll plaza. 12 through 13 are flared off. thee actityhat y see roh the bay bridge. there was an accident that hit the sand barrels and busted them open. we just saw the ambulance leave so minor injuries involved and traffic is starting to stack up. they turned the lights on at 5:35 and they have a 12 to 15 minute delay behind us and they are trying to get the barrels cleaned up so that t

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and north bay by sunday night. so this is a severe storm that we're tracking and possibly one for the record books. we are going to see drier and calmer conditions with scattered showers tuesday into wednesday. let's take a look at rain totals. really impressive, especially for those of you in the north bay. no, well, we could see one to 2 inches and have expect all of what will take it? i know not say because we didn't expect it. we don't want that. we definitely want to like. >> let the ground soak up as much moisture as possible right now. so this is good stuff. well, i am so happy. this is like my super bowl. like this, especially like an unexpected. want to be this. you know impact yeah, absolutely. thanks to. >> well, governor gavin newsom taking aim at his florida counterpart, ron desantis today. >> suggesting they shared the debate stage before midterm election day. the suggestion was actually in response to a tweet from legendary journalist dan rather. now the 2 governors have been pretty critical of each

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it's very spotty in the east bay. more committal terrain to the north bay. but the issue is there's a break that happens for this afternoon. the focus back again on the east bay, seasonal cells bubble up here. so all this evening, we have a chance of getting still some scattered showers going on here with the more commitment of rain heavier to the east. but that's where the mosquito fire is anyway. so good news happening there as well. live shot of the golden gate. you just saw that earlier. just that shredded stratus that we're dealing with, not much in the way of winds we could see from the flag at this hour. futurecast for we do have a wind advisory that has been posted. this covers only the coastal areas, but going forward, you'll see the arrow direction from the southeast from the south. that's an not be easy. typical with systems that we get in the winter months necessarily. but hey, we're getting those wins any way into the teens and 20's. here's the heavier commitment of rain right along the coast. you'll notice now the wind advisories around till 04

also an earthquake up in the north bay. yeah, the earthquake last night. i know it rattled a lot of as they were eating dinner last night. a lot of people felt especially in the north bay. but >> further south from there as well. the good news is we haven't seen any greater magnitude quake sense that there's always that concern that around the time of the quake, that it's just a foreshock and that you do have a stronger quake ahead. now, we only have about a 6% chance of there being any stronger quake just around the corner. so that's looking highly unlikely. little bit of good news there. so hopefully get some good sleep last night after that shaking up in the north bay know we'll be talking all about it this morning. we're sitting right now. we do have the gray right over the east bay berkeley hills camera right here. not looking bad at all. we are seeing some visibilities pockets on the lower side just up in our upper elevations. most of us drive into work amid conditions that are a little gray overhead. but that gray will be breaking up this afternoon

for those of you in the north bay and for the rest of the bay area during the overnight hours into your sunday morning by midmorning, very active, especially for those of you in the north bay unstable atmosphere there. so we could see some pop-up thunderstorms, but much needed rain when it's all said and done through wednesday. more my full forecast in just a few minutes. back to, you know, well. time. thank you. my race fire crews are hopeful all this rain will help stop the spread of the mosquito fire as it continues to burn in el dorado and placer counties. >> however, gusty 20 plus mile an hour winds ahead of tonight's storm. have the potential to spread embers and create new spot fires. this a mosquito fire has now burned more than 71,000 acres. it stands at 21% containment as of this evening at last check, more than 90 structures have been destroyed or damaged more than 9,000 structures are threatened. tonight. there's a group of scientists with san jose state university's wildfire research center who are studying the mosquito fire as kron four's gayle ong reports the group just r

lunchtime maybe let up around the north bay as first batch heads east. watching for chance of isolated thunderstorms like right there. 4:00, heating adding to instability with the moisture as it powers through and more showers tomorrow evening. rain totals impressive. in red, higher hills of the north bay, santa cruz mountains could see more than an inch, likely a lot less unfortunately around san jose and tri-valley, and the low to the west, bringing shower chances daily possibility through wednesday until things dry out and warm up heading to next weekend. san francisco with showers, should be gone by midweek. next weekend, more typical september weather, valleys could be warming up. likely a record-setting day tomorrow, not just daily but monthly average rainfall in an hour or two. >> wow. >> thank you. >>> anthony, we know we'll have football game, they don't get rained out. what else is going on? >> talking baseball, unfortunately for your giants, for the fourth time in franchise history, they've lost 14 games to the dodgers. bad news. but want terr

it is an intense for people living in these north north bay areas. you can see how how dry sonoma county is from these aerial shots and wilson walker's live in santa rosa. i know you spoke with homeowners who have been through this before and here we go again. what did they have to say? >> reporter: a lot of people exd people excited about the forecast. we are talking with fire officials and they spend a lot of time looking at long-range forecasts. they are saying five days or a week ago, the rainstorm was not on their radar. this is some unexpected welcome good news in the middle of september. i think everybody is happy to see it coming. >> a couple of days ago we had the earthquake and it definitely definitely gave us a shake. >> a little bit of everything u. up here. >> reporter: we ran into pat travis as he was working on hise his home and the first time we met him he was just glad it was still here. >> i thought it would help stop it from coming in the house. >> reporter: the grass fire burned within a half-mile of this block and two years later

it will be a pretty heavy one in the north bay. stephanie: just ahead a 9-year-old boy left el salvador to join his parents almost 20 years later how he turned his experience into an inspiring story to help others. stephanie: we are commemorate ing spanish month. javier left the war torn nation of el salvador by himself to join his parents. at nine can you believe so little he didn't know how to tie his own shoes yet. he talks about it in his memoir. we spoke to him about his treacherous journey to america. >> my parents grew up during the civil war. >> it was the 1980's and early 1990's and it was so dangerous that fearing for his life javier's father was forced to leave. he was only a year old. >> then the war ended but economically speaking things didn't change and there was a lot of violence. when my mom tried to find a job, she would be sexually harassed. >> his mother ended you -- ended up leaving when he was five. >> she promised to come back but the situation as we like to call it got worse. >> at what point did you have th

watch out north bay. those temperatures getting down to the upper 40's tonight, the wind out of the west 10 to 15. i'll be back in a bit with your extended forecast. we'll talk about the warm-up on the way, right? looking forward to that. what weather conditions caused a 20 minute delay on bart this morning, barr tweeted. at about 08:00am warning passengers to watch their steps on web platforms and stairways. and it was even last night that bart was recovering from an equipment problem on a san francisco bound train. >> that caused about a 10 minute delay for passengers. and we're told that the delays will likely continue for the rest of the day. the man accused of murdering an 8 year-old hayward girl has pleaded not guilty. dante jackson is charged with first-degree murder and child abuse for the death of sophia mason. her body was found in jacksons s re sent home in march. he was supposed to be arraigned last week, but the case was delayed because he did not have a lawyer. mason's mother, samantha johns

slight chance of pop-up thunderstorms, especially for those of you in the north bay. those of you in santa rosa, you could see some pretty active weather with pop-up thunderstorms as well, vacaville because of daytime heating throughout your monday. so we're going to expect about a 3rd of an inch of rain or less traces amount for san jose. but no surprise santa rose about a 3rd of an inch of additional rain. thanks to those pop up thunderstorms and also some cells forming there. that is going to give you a nice soaker in the next 24 hours. back to you, dan and well. >> murray said thank you. >> coming up, are you ready for some nostalgia? stick we've got more on the have been chosen as the finalists for the toy hall of fame. een m? it like, folds in half. i would never switch to samsung, i love my phone. what??? ♪ (...it folds in half.) you see i love my phone. i would never switch to samsuuu... (gasping) ♪ >> i >> mean, i see on a flight to hawaii, right? i all passengers on a flight to wiring got the surprise of a lifetime with the little hands on music last. an

for those of you in the north bay. so at or below average with 5 to 10 degrees below average temperatures for most of our inland valleys. but then we are going to stay in the 70's for warmest inland valleys through wednesday until we warm up first day of fall that some are going to see our first 80 and then we're going to warm up into the low 90's by saturday. so quite a weather roller coaster ride. we're used to it. the bay area definitely brings us a lot to talk about. as far as the weather department goes, they're all back to you. risa. thank you. other news tonight, there is an increased reward for information leading to the arrest. >> of the 3rd suspect involved in the murder of kron. 4 security guard kevin nishita police continue their search for a man named ron gilbert. the reward for information leading to his arrest is now $40,000 was shot while protecting a kron. 4 news crew near oakland city hall just before thanksgiving last year he died 3 days later. 2 other suspects are already in custody. one of them is

the hottest spots will be inland in the east bay north bay. close to 110 degrees on a widespread basis on the east bay. once we cool off, it is going to be hot for the rest oft week. > >> the cbs evening news is coming up next. >> coming up after kpix 5 news at 6:00, americans hit the road this holiday weekend for what could be the busiest labor day travel >> the captain may be heading to to see. brandon belt is under uo belt is under undergo knee surgery. he will have to in then on the injured list. the 34-year-old will be a free agens a free agent this off-season. the ailing right knee has been an issue all year. he has been d he has been limited to 78 games. he had his best major-league sn major-league season last year. he followed that up with the lowest batting average. > >> 49ers left tackle trent wills trent williams is ready to go for his 12th season. the nine-te 12th season. the nine-time pro r is ranked 14th in the top 100. it is the highest grade of any offensive lineman. he almost has has the best post game fit. >> will we see the

north bay totals even more impressive. you add on top of that, what we'll see on monday could see 2 inches of rainfall for some of the north bay hills closer to 3 quarters of an inch for areas like san francisco. ahead of this rainfall today is a dry one, a comfortable one, 70's and 80's for a lot of us as we make our way through the rest of this forecast, temperatures will cool down and then bump back up again towards the middle of next week. rainiest of days will be sunday and monday, a chance of a sprinkle on tuesday last day of summer on wednesday and kicking off fall next thursday, right, john, thank you for that. ok, let's get a look at your commute. a 15 minute ride into the city maze to that fremont street exit. >> the san mateo bridge 80 to 101. we had an earlier accident there that is now clear. so back down from 30 to 14 minutes, richmond center fell bridge about a 8 minute right host a one, a one and the golden gate bridge. 37 to the tolls of leisure at around 42 minutes. well, it is officially hispanic heritag

, especially the north bay hills. that is a significant amount considering our monthly average for september is 200 ths of an inch. that's like a couple sprinkles. so this is definitely some significant stuff we're talking considering the time of year petaluma santa rosa, fairfax, you're in the 40's right now. don't forget the jackets in these spots. it's 50's and 60's elsewhere will be breaking down the details of this weekend's rain. still to come reyna. john, thank you for that. ok, let's go. look at your traffic this morning. a love it right? >> may's to that fremont's gxs. the traffic is picking up there just a bit. san mateo bridge. 82 want to want minutes heading across the words to peninsula. ever fell bridge about a 7 minute. right? and let's go ahead. look at the golden gate bridge 37 to the tolls found 19 minutes on this friday morning. >> 601, is the time this morning. and a trader joe's is closed right now after a car came crashing through the front of the story. and now investigators are trying to figure

it's lighter up in the north bay. but look at that from guerneville to hillsburgh some heavy downpours. so level one. all right, so we'll have to take it very slow on our roads. thank you so much for joining us on abc 7 mornings. i'm amanda del castillo in for liz kroitz along with lisa argent abc 7 news continues at 9 am have a great day. your brain is an amazing thing. but as you get older, it naturally begins to change, causing a lack of sharpness, or even trouble with recall. thankfully, the breakthrough in prevagen helps your brain and actually improves memory. the secret is an ingredient originally discovered... in jellyfish. in clinical trials, prevagen has been shown to improve short-term memory. prevagen. healthier brain. better life. 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 can even save you hundreds a year on your wireless bill over t-mobile, at&t, and verizon. wow. i

you see the 4.4 quake just north and east of actually, it looks like that may have moved the bay north and east of downtown santa rosa. and then on the that is a smaller quake. a 3.9 quake that the usgs says he's very likely an aftershock here. now to our 4 zone. for now, we're not taking the 4

some places over in the north bay and some less in the south bay. that's a good widespread rain that will have more benefil impact than anything else. because it will likely slow trac on sunday with steady rain and then again on monday where we could have read downpours associated with isolated thundes and maybe even some gusty winds. that makes both days something we want to spotlight to make sure you are aware of heading into that. we will come down next week and were backup to the the 80s with plenty of sunshine inland by the end of next week. >> coming up, how people in the north bay are preparing for then in the forecast. and what it means for fire danger. and the political back and forth between between governor newsom and his republican counterpart in florida over the issue of immig. of immigration. 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 can even save you hundreds a year on your wireless bill over t-m

area, mainly south of the north bay. so by around sunday, still tracking scattered showers into monday. and that's when the weather is really going to get more active, especially the storms off the coast, making its way into the bay area. lingering showers tuesday and wednesday. think this model's a little bit overdone. we're going to be slightly or possibly maybe than no rain at times by tuesday into wednesday. so the bulk of the wet weather going to be sunday into monday. so make sure to enjoy that. fortunately, when we get the heaviest rain, it's going to be during the overnight hours when most of us are sleeping. so let's take a look at rain totals from this storm. most of our valleys anywhere for about a quarter of an inch to three-quarters of an inch of rain, but double that amount for those of you in the north bay. more than 2 inches for napa santa rosa. slightly less than that with fairfield and nevado about an inch of rain when it's all said and done so from now, until then hope you're enjoying your mexican inde

along the diablo range northward up to the north bay. you see another lightning strike near calistoga. here is what we are expecting, hour by hour, the focus of the intense showers should stay inland here across the diablo range and the north bay hill tops. not as much san francisco or the coast. by 7:00 solano county up to napa county, lake county, sonoma county by 9:00 and 10:00 tonight we'll see the bands of showers moving northward through the bay area, catching a bit of a break. chief meteorologist jeff ranieri will have a full look and changes ahead coming up today at 5:00. back to you. >> rob, thanks so much. >>> we're following a developing story out of mexico. a deadly 7.6 magnitude earthquake hit the central pacific coast 11:00 in the morning our time here. the quake was so strong it shook buildings and power lines about 500 miles away in mexico city. mexico's president tweeted one person was killed in the port city when a wall collapsed at a mall. this comes on the exact anniversary of two devastating earthquakes in mexico on

let's look at just the north bay and the south bay, for example. anywhere from san jose all the way to concord, we are 3 degrees above average this afternoon. same trend in napa. high pressure begins to push in from the south, and san francisco is a good example of this also. today we are in the le 70s. by tomorrow we see upper 70s in the forecast, and we'll warm up no matter where you live. >>> let's look at our 7-day forecast. daytime highs peak as we head into friday, especially for san francisco. once we extend all the way up into the north bay, we are also seeing the same trend. 80s today, 80s tomorrow, even 90s in the forecast for us. inland east baby friday, it will average out as we head into a beautiful weekend. cloudy skies sunday and the next week. >>> restaurant workers ending their 3-day strike. a new deal was reached last night by the hospitality workers union. it was unanimously approved by the union bargaining committee. lords say they gained significant raise in his free family healthcare. that strike shut down most of the airport'

to arrive as early as sunday and for the rest of the bay area just south of the north bay into monday. so very stable, active weather in the forecast. future cast for is going to show that storm cloud cover writing by saturday night into the overnight hours. that's when we're really going to see those bands of rain arriving off the coast into the north bay and for the rest of the bay area, getting his pockets, a pretty heavy downpours at times with that threat of pop-up thunderstorms. as you can see, primarily impacting those of you in the north bay. but we're tracking a very dry, clear night independence day. mexico's independence days tonight, i'm mexican american. our producer victor is mexican-american. grande is our to see an american and get that in as well as the hope you have a great mexican independence day. your full forecast coming up with your rain outlook in just a few minutes. back to you. >> i was afraid you were going to throw me i got it at the tail mexican american. all right. >> any rain will be a welcome relief for drought stricken california. of course, it might h

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 this year we get over an inch of rain so that will

late tomorrow night, showers moving into the north bay. sunday morning, the widespread rain comes in. pockets of moderate to heavy rainfall expected. into sunday afternoon, you get scattered showers but that's not where the storm ends. watch out for hazardous travel this weekend. strong wind and ponding on the runways. wipers on and lights on. it is showing up on multiple days. sunday, monday, tuesday. i will be back with a closer look at how much rain you can expect in the rest of the timeline, coming up. dan: thanks. with the rain on the way, north bay residents are preparing for potential flooding in some areas. san rafael installed a new pump and generator. last year storm brought two feet of water into their pantry that provides food and supplies to families in need. santa rosa fire department will be monitoring burn scars from 2020 glass fire. >> we expect localized flooding, nuisance flooding, ponding. our eyes will be on the burn scar to see how it reacts. dan: north bay residents can expect to see an inch or more of rain during th

2 2.5 over our north bay coast, 1 to 2 inches possible over the north bay. with breezy conditions at times and if we do experience a thunderstorm, of course, we've got the lightning, the thunder and the downpour. 63 in oakland right now, 62 in san francisco, low sixties and napa as well as in the south bay of san jose. and for your afternoon today 64 for pacifica upper sixties san francisco sixties to low seventies around the bay sixties to mid seventies expected for inland cities. going to the giants game. have the rain jacket 67 degrees. mostly cloudy skies going to be breezy out there windy out there with winston about 20 mph when the game starts at 405 and your extended forecast here temperatures not going to change over the next few days. nor is the pattern will continue with the scattered showers. the partly sunny, mostly cloudy skies all the way through wednesday, calling for just a slight chance. fall begins on thursday with sunny skies and temperatures in the low eighties for inland cities back to you. thanks a lot, rosemary. thousands of mourners a

so leaving us a healthy dose of rainfall specially for the north bay mountains. also snowfall in the sierra nevada above 8,000 feet, expect multiple inches of it early snow maker early rainmaker. love both of it. absolutely need both of these factors. some early estimates on rainfall totals for sunday, we'll put a sit around a 10th of an inch of rainfall for areas like san jose in livermore closer to a quarter of an inch, an oakland and san francisco had north of the golden gate. that's where your big winners will be. you add on top of that, we could see on monday in areas like santa rosa, specially the hillsides above sonoma county be seeing around 2 inches of rain. compare that to san jose in livermore. still around that 10th of an inch of rain have a pretty wide range. but most of us in the north bay will be seeing a good amount of rainfall, lighter showers generally the further south you get as for today's daytime highs will be 60's 70's for san francisco as well as at the coastline. 70's for bayshore cities and what's happened right back into some 80's for i

upper 80s for the north north bay. a few spots touching 90. more likely to reach the 90s 90s on a widespread basis before before temperatures back down towards the middle of next week. even once we return to the 80s on a widespread basis, it is still a couple of degrees above average and it looks like that will continue into early october. we will take a look at the long-range outlook coming up up at 7:00. > >> coming up, a dream fulfilled. , oceans, natural wonders, diverse and creative people. but when the out-of-state corporations behind prop 27 look at california, they see nothing but suckers. they wrote prop 27 to give themselves 90% of the profits from online sports betting in california. other states get much more. why is prop 27 such a suckers deal for california? because the corporations didn't write it for us. they wrote it for themselves. > >> an emotional day on hawaii's big island after a kayaker paddled to shore after 92 days on his own in the pacific ocean. ocean. the 46-year-old was the first person to ever make the trip on his

the focus in the north bay, better rain up there. rain close close to an inch and the golden gate, south. the peninsula, east east bay communities. santa claa santa clara valley. big game on sunday. it will get rain, but will not be a rainout by any means. the total for all today's today's in san jose is only 3/10 3/10 of an inch of rain. if we were looking at this a week ago we would think, forget it. now that is reasonable considering you'll get an inch and a quarter quarter in the north bay. so, beneficial, widespread rain. saturday gets breezy. let's not forget that. it will be breezy through the afternoon tomorrow at the leading edge of the storm. sunday, the widespread rain and monday, isolated thund. isolated thunderstorms. then we are done and we start warming up. we will talk about this later, but those are 90 degree days coming back for the inland east bay communities. fire season is not done. this is going to help, but it is not going to end it, unfortunately. back to you. > >> despite the weather, the faithful are getting

late tomorrow night, showers moving into the north bay. sunday morning, the widespread rain comes in. pockets of moderate to heavy rainfall expected. into sunday afternoon, you get scattered showers but that's not where the storm ends. watch out for hazardous travel this weekend. strong wind and ponding on the runways. wipers on and lights on. it is showing up on multiple days. sunday, monday, tuesday. i will be back with a closer look at how much rain you can expect in the rest of the timeline, coming up. dan: thanks. with the rain on the way, north bay residents are preparing for potential flooding in some areas. san rafael installed a new pump and generator. last year storm brought two feet of water into their pantry that provides food and supplies to families in need. santa rosa fire department will be monitoring burn scars from 2020 glass fire. >> we expect localized flooding, nuisance flooding, ponding. our eyes will be on the burn scar to see how it reacts. dan: north bay residents can expect to see an inch or more of rain during th

there are more than 78 outages in the east bay 1100 in san francisco 900 in the north bay and 600 on the peninsula latest information that we have and we went inside a pg&e command center where the utility is working around the clock to deal with these heat related equipment failures, which can take longer. fix in the last 24 hours many bay area communities have already seen the impact of failing transformers. pg&e says they are staffed up and ready to respond. hardest hit areas. the most impacted are projected to be here in the bay area. and so we have crews coming up from san luis obispo and elsewhere that aren't as heavily impacted ready to respond at a moment's notice. the utility says if your power goes out unexpectedly, you should call them and report the outage so they can assign a repair crew immediately. at an affordable housing facility in san jose nearly 50 seniors are dealing with the sweltering heat inside because their ac is broken abc 7 news reporter dustin dorsey spoke with management to learn more about the issue. just how long it may take to get fixed for seniors li

into the north bay one. oh, nine and napa as we mentioned a moment ago and for the inner east bay 1 16 in livermore, livermore hit 1 16 yesterday and broken all time record. here's a look at what you can expect. if you're going to the a's game later today, it is going to be a hot one. sunny skies 90 degrees. just a west priest about 10 mph when the game starts. at 6 40 so please be careful. stay hydrated . something to protect yourself and your little ones. the extended forecast here. temperatures take a notable drop but remain warm to hot as we get through wednesday, thursday, friday nineties around the bay low one hundred's expected inland, perhaps a little bit warmer on thursday, before it becomes a bit more comfortable or a whole lot more comfortable . i'll say upper eighties low nineties for inland cities upper seventies still eighties around the bay and upper sixties. for the coastline into the weekend. back to you. lawmakers in california have wrapped up their latest session when he joined us on the n

i will in the north bay rohnert park. police are searching for a man who allegedly groped 2 middle school age girls and apple and almond street near anson avenue. police say the man ran up behind each of the victims and grab them before running away. and in the south bay, a high school volleyball referees been arrested on charges of child assault. police say a 46 year-old all in 10 goat who was arrested on suspicion of assaulting a 16 year-old girl. the student from independence high school reported that a boy's volleyball referees sexually assaulted her after school in april of this year. wilton go has been booked into the santa clara county main jail. and the walnut creek city council unanimously endorsed a ballot measure seeking a half cent sales increase tax for 10 years of past of voters by voters in november. that city expect the new sales tax to raise about 11 million dollars annually. the city male 30,000 surveys out to residents of there is ways the city could spend the money. they include things like a new libra

bay up in the north bay as well. santa rosa at 81 nevado at 82 livermore. 82 as well out of the coast. very cool today. 61 degrees at half moon bay. now the wind is starting to pick up. this is the time of day that we do get our sea breeze. so you can see san francisco now. 22 miles per hour. it is a westerly wind. and again, some of that is going to translate to over into the oakland area. so we could see some of that winds start to pick up. so again, now it's kind of a key time for firefighters to hopefully get their arms around that fire. tonight. we're going to see that wind stay with us. a little breezy out there. temperatures will be chilly if you're up in the north bay.e expect those upper 40's, but most of us will see 50's even into the low 60's. and tonight we'll see a little bit of of a cloud cover and fog roll in, but it will be patchy. and the north bay gets a little bit of a break of it. it's just kind of the set up of the pattern right now. that's clearing things out for you. there. but tomorrow we shou

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let's go up to the north bay where we have had the greatest number of thunderstorms. downpours reaching parts of marin, sonoma and napa counties. farther south around the bay shoreline communities and through the south bay and into the santa cruz mountains it got heavy downpours and strong gusting wind. current wind gusts ranging from 25 to 35 miles per hour. despite the localized intensity, this is a level 1 storm on the abc seven storm. expect showers and downpours, gusting wind, roadways and i will have more later. dion: sounds good. thanks. across the bay area the storm toppled trees and canceled events. abc7news reporter cornell barnard continues live team coverage in mill valley. you do not have your hood up anymore? cornell: better now that where is my umbrella? it has been pouring all day today in the north bay. certainly took a lot of people by surprise. we are getting a break in the weather right now, but it has toppled trees, caused power outages, and chased a lot of people away from this long time a arts festival here in noe valley. >> came outcome my car

coming up in the next hour, did you feel the earthquake and the north bay? >> we talked to some people whose pets not spend 10 seconds before you saw this. the shaking starts. we'll have the shaking starts. we'll have more. reggie bush had something important taken from him, so wendy's is returning it. the pretzel pub. [cheers and clapping] let's go! yeaahh! we haven't told him it's back for a limited time. choose wisely, choose wendy's pretzel pub cheeseburger. >> from the bay area's local news station. you're watching the kron. 4 morning news at 6. >> good morning. and thanks for waking up with us. at 6 o'clock. you get the best part of the day because you get up earlier week. >> yeah. and today we're waking up to cooler weather and a much calmer ground. a little bit last night as one ou

still looking about an inch and a half in the north bay. as we take a look at the peninsula and and east bay, the numbers are lower here. that is to be expec. be expected. maybe a quarter of an inch of rain. maybe a little more, those are the latest model model runs, and not surprising to see the numbers are a little bit lower now than they have be. have been. we will see how the numbers pan out, but that is the the latest model. a quarter of an inch of rain from the south and east bay. morning lows tomorrow, when it is not raining raining and all that wind yet, back to the mid and upper 50s, breezy in the afternoon tomorro, afternoon tomorrow, we stay relatively cool, daytime highs in the 70s all day tomorrow. maybe a few clouds, but tomorrow tomorrow is a pretty uneventful day, and we have got two first alert days on here. no surprise which two, sunday and monday. but there still some leftover rain, perhaps, on tuesday. we want be done with the rain really until wednesday of next week and then there is a warm-up. look back at friday. inla

, the south bay and also parts of the north bay, too. but in around the bay, you can see just the watches are in effect in those areas. now, those begin on saturday that will continue at least through tuesday. i think these advisories likely least inland are going to be continued all the way until thursday of next week. that's how long this heat wave is going to be. it is going to be a good 5 to 7 days before we cool off here in the bay area. guys, thank you, lawrence, who are monitoring the power outages that are taking place across the bay area. here's a pge map shows the red areas that are affected by the power outages. this looks like it's a southeast part of san jose coyote valley. >> just east of highway one on one more than 5,000 customers are said to be without power. right now. you can see the area affected more than 2000 customers in nevado are also without power. do we have a map of novato? here we go moving up to the novato area right in there off the yellow area right there in the center that's west of highway one o one in n

north bay? you could still get perhaps another 0.75.t bay peninsula, south bay, you could still get another quarter3 and you get more than that with cell right over you tomorrow. by tomorrow. by way it's still winy out there because everything isg pulled into the center of low. r the low gets to you, the faster the winds are getting pulled up out front of it. we're stuck in the middle. that's why the wind have been really rushing over the mountains of the peninsula d the coast. look where the wind advisory is. perfectly outlined along that topography and right where the winds are getting pulled into the stalled out not moving area of low pressure. wel take it. longer it sits there the more rain we can get and non all that cold. daytime highs still in the low 70s. so tomorrow still a first alert thy for everything we just outlinedy for brief downpours and windy in in the morning but by and tuesday this really starts going starts going away. it's pretty much done. and by the weekend, k at next sat

let's go to the north bay and then just stay there through the 11. tell us don't get such a cool town great restaurant. so let's go there and have dinner good good idea and do weather. yes, but first we'll do the weather right here. we've got a breezy afternoon around the bay area right now. the strongest breeze is right now right around san francisco where we've got 31 mile per hour wind speeds down to 30 right now. holy look at that. it's diminishing. the sun has broken through some of those early morning clouds. so we have a bit of a warm-up. it's 11 degrees warmer in novato santa rosa and fairfield right now that this time yesterday eight degrees warmer in concord. so, let's take a look. this is the view from sutro tower looking out over san francisco where it's 66 right now we have low to mid 70s at oakland and palo alto 82, san jose santa clara 79 and 64 at half moon bay at the golden gate. you can see lots of blue sky showing up now where earlier today was quite cloudy. 82 right now up north at santa rosa petaluma 7481 at napa mid to upper 80s

as it does so resulting in a few light sprinkles up into the north bay. not a lot, though. and by the time we reach 11:00am we should be pretty done with it compared to the past few days, which a breath under storm activity towards our inland valleys, less and less of that energy being seen today as the system gradually works its way out of the region. and today is really our last day of any chance of precipitation from this point forward, we're looking dry and we're looking warmer

it does not include the north bay coast, north san francisco coastline down through sema tail, but take a look at santa cruz. there is a heat advisory for santa cruz capital as temperatures are expected to reach into the low nineties there sunday and monday . better details on what you can expect for today, the rest of the weekend and those advisories coming up in just a little bit. rosemary thank you. we should expect large crowds at bay area swimming pools, coastal parks and beaches this weekend, ktvu erasmus explains why the extreme weather may lead to some canceled labor day plans. well if you enjoy the foggy, cool, breezy weather here at alameda crown beach, you better enjoy it. now. conditions are expected to change in the next 48 hours. and if you had plans to visit some east bay regional parks this labor day weekend, you may have to change them. east bay. regional parks will be closed this sunday and monday, the park district announced that closure is because of the high risk of fire danger during excessive heat. the closure includes mostly inland parks from tilden to sibley in

heat advisory covers the bay east bay shoreline. a little bit up to the north bay. and the bayside peninsula. san francisco tend to be not in any of the statements then for labor day itself. we've got 90's for the bay 100 plus inland bay advisory. that is until tomorrow. monday evening. and then this extends with the heat to extend excessive heat warning going on all the way into about tuesday. it looks like highs today for the bay. 82 oakland, 89 for san jose in a bit. we'll have a look. looks like in your neighborhood. stephanie, thanks very much, david. appreciate it. >> new this morning, police are investigating after a person was hit and killed by a car overnight in san jose. this happened on the 700 block of how your avenue the driver remained on scene to work with police. this is the 24th pedestrian killed in an accident so far this year. in the north, a newly released video from sandra fell. police is raising neighborhood concerns about the department's use of force policy. a warning that viewers might find this video hard to watch. this incident happened ba

rainfall totals highest in the north bay. most areas will be over an inch there , but cloverdale isolated, picking up over three inches rain shadow effect in the south bay. you're looking at 18 hundreds in san jose, as you will notice, though it is widespread and it is beneficial rain morning temperatures forties fifties, you will see some clouds around along with the fog afternoon highs looking like this sixties to low eighties. windy coast side, the accuweather seven day forecast late night chance in the north bay, but it's a level one for sunday through tuesday. gusty winds. isolated thunder below average temperatures and then we dry out and warm up as fall arrives on thursday, so quite a change. definitely be ready for this storm. wait a minute. summer's over almost over. can you believe that fast? thanks, sandy. we'll be right back. coming up today. breaking news. tropical storm fiona taking aim at puerto rico and what the models now show about the eastern us also the moving images from london at this hour what to expect