and we're also dealing with just a disturbance in the bay of bank. all that's going to swing about $100.00 millimeters of rain for states like o disha and westbank golf. and still the monsoon rains for me, m r, which have caused flooding in young. gotten okay off to china and you know, really heavy pockets of rain can be found toward the south. that's going to impact hong kong and are, may you friends moving across the east trying to see impacting korea? this is also going to have an impact for q issue and the days to come and will get clipped with some what weather for hawkeye to to. but by and large honshu will duck in dodge this lot of moisture falling across the philippines. davos toward the south over the past 24 hours more than a 100 millimeters of rain. and i think we're going to see the same as we hit toward manila in the days to come. we've got you in for a high of 30 degrees and we're dealing with high humidity elsewhere for this southeast of asia or heavy rains across tomorrow. are starting to peter out on friday. we had on the, i'll just r

total are without power, including 2000, just in the south bay 387 along the peninsula of 3 59 in the east bay and nearly 250 in the north bank. we have team coverage for you tonight. chief meteorologist bill martin is updating tomorrow's temperatures and the chance for more records first, though, to ktvu is deborah villalon in antioch, with the call to conserve energy being renewed for tomorrow. yep. yeah julie, but shorter tomorrow five, and t does appear people are hearing the call to conserve. it's about 120 degrees sitting in the house, it would be terrible to turn the oven on or the stove pizzas for the family, aiming to feed everyone early and not have to heat up the house during the dinner hour when appliances should be off. it's unusual. it's different. um, it seemed like last year. we didn't even have a summer, with temperatures soaring across the inland bay area and the entire state in a five hour flex alert. individuals and businesses were asked to conserve and did we really appreciate the public's effort on this? we feel like we're getting good response grid managers started the day worried about lost resources a

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a lot of cloud cover along the immediate coastline of the bay area thanks to these westerly winds really pushing that fog bankight around our bay area coastline, even going to make its way into our inland valleys during the overnight hours and tracking a lot of much needed moisture, especially along the coast of the san francisco peninsula near 100% relative humidity cut that in half as you make your way inland, but still tracking a lot of moisture. i know some residents in the bay area, specifically along the immediate coast. notice. actually a muggy feeling because of that marine layer returning. so it's great to see fog. carla back in the forecast and temperatures out there right now we are tracking a few degrees of warming. in fact, we warmed up close to the 90's and some of our hottest inland spots in the east bay. quite the temperatures spread out their 50's 60's, 70's 80's out there with 59 degrees for half moon bay tracking low 80's for saint and cloverdale. the widespread 60's and 70's for the rest of the bay area. but temperatures going to get hot. in fact, we're tracking a mini heatwave right befor

of you in the east bay. but we are tracking that fog bank out there hugging the immediate coastline of the san francisco peninsula. but noticeably drier and clear for those of you in the north bay starting to see those northerly winds and that is having an effect on temperatures out there right now in the low 70's. but take a look at the spread from our coolest coastal cities to our warmest inland valleys, mid 50's along the coast. half moon bay at 54 degrees and antioch still in the mid 80's currently at 83 degrees so easily a 30 degree difference out there right now for your wednesday night. futurecast for though, is going to show clear skies for those of you in the north bay as those northerly winds continue tonight during the overnight hours and it's going to get gusty at times, especially by thursday afternoon could see sustained winds 20 to 30 miles per hour with gusts upwards of 40 miles per hour. dropping relative humidity into the low teens at times of fortunately, no fire danger. red flag warnings in effect for those areas. overnight lows tonight on the mild side, widespread mid 50's and daytime highs t

of rain for the western gods. want to give you a closer look. as we head toward the bay bank all because heavy rounds of rain are really dominated bunker dash, but in particular, our mon soon reins for me and mar. we have seen flooding and gang gong, and that will continue with this continuous and intense rain, off the pockets done, and some pretty brisk winds toward the south karate will see wind gusts, about 50 kilometers per hour. as we had toward thursday sponsored cattle airways al jazeera well chose to pirate radio station, radio caroline on 11617 boise. the station radio power line of the english coast has a big audience. old baby c network combined and within earshot of israel. the voice of peace speeches. there's no propaganda for change or transient movement. rebel radio on algebra. ah, ah, the me welcome back re camera on top stories on al jazeera, the united nations is warning of a massive loss of life in eastern young mar if no immediate action is taken. if accusing security, forces of indiscriminate as strikes against civilians are caught in russia as hearing a

bank cut costs. it's a lot of county showing you what it takes to feed the bay area's hungry. >> welcome back. y. we're highlighting the good work happening every hour, every day at the food bank of contra, costa and solano counties that their senior food distribution program. many in that vulnerable population would go hungry during the pandemic. our kron four's phillipe utah reports from the where volunteers are feeding the community. >> grateful for range. an extension care and 10 even a paper bag. they keep the surviving here i am. seniors in vallejo, not left behind. instead top of mind for the food bank of contra, costa and solano. beautiful thing. >> and there every second and 4th wednesday of the month. if lawrence douglas community center hosts the food bank, senior food program, drive-thru, distribution is really helpful. yes, we don't go out that much as you showed volunteers hand out food, prepared back at the main warehouse producing several days worth of meals over all the food bank is keeping bellies full march was a record setting month. that was well over 4 million pounds of fo

are expecting this to be the hottest day of the next several giving you a live look care across the bay towards san francisco, where we have the low clouds of banks for today, areas over ocean beach, pacifica half moon bay remaining. partly sunny to mostly cloudy. meanwhile storm tracker to showing you a couple of things if you notice the coastline, the entire coast not only california, but all the way up into the pacific northwest, finally, beginning to get a break there, and that does have to do with the system here. you can see that little low just spinning right off the coastline, helping them out. so finally beginning to see some change. meanwhile in the sierra, we've got a different element going on. take a look at all the thunderstorms at this hour over areas near yosemite bishop, you can see this coming in from the desert southwest that months, little moisture that we get this time of year if you're planning on heading to tahoe or the sierra for the week ahead. have cindy your holiday weekend just keep an eye on the forecast storm tracker to here showing us for us here at home. we do have the low clouds along the coastline where mostly su

bank of contra costa and solano county. yeah. you know, all of the food banks in the bayea do such a great job with this particular location. they're seeing your food distribution program is really helping the most vulnerable population which could have gone hungry during this long pandemic forced to leave to go reports from the tonight where volunteers are feeding the community. >> grateful for range. an extension of care and 10 even a paper bag. they keep the surviving here i am. seniors in vallejo, not left behind. instead top of mind for the food bank of contra, costa and solano. beautiful thing. >> there every second and 4th wednesday of the month. if lawrence douglas community center hosts the food bank, senior food program, drive-thru distribution is really half old. yes, we don't go out that much. as you showed both in tears hand out food prepared back at the main warehouse producing several days worth of meals over all the food bank is keeping bellies full march was a record setting month. that was well over 4 million pounds of food. that was distributed. >> in j

bank dot org. or you can also find a link on our website. we posted it on kron 4 dot com, one of many wonderful food banks around the bay area that we have supported the years here in crime. you know, all of them need volunteers and all of them need money and all of them. i helping our community. so, yeah, really is. but it was hot tell san francisco's. >> is not a spot where you think, oh, a warehouse is going to, you know, make you sweat. but yeah, i was i pretty good sweat out there. we packed a lot of meals. i didn't know all the meals we packed today and i don't know the total was. >> they all were on the table for somebody to 19. and that just makes you so yeah, so get out there to help if you give us a great chance to do it. hey, guys, we're talking about some more hot weather around the bay area and looking good out there right now. we've got mostly clear skies. it is going to stay that way tonight in the san francisco tomorrow. talking 70's there. cool right along the coastline. want to be head out toward the beaches. the best we can do with these temperatures staying very hot in spots. in fact, we're back in the triple digits again for t

of july fireworks show all have a future ccst. look in just a few minutes. first let's take a look right now. these gloomy conditions thick stubborn fog bank right along the bay area coastline better lifting in clearing as you make your way inland and future cast for going to fast-forward to sunday morning. our 4th of july sunday. we're going to see that fog bank sticking around along the immediate coast. but then look at how it starts to retreat just in time by sunday afternoon, that trend looks to continue through sunday night. so fingers crossed and a lot of people will be heading to downtown san francisco even along the embarcadero to enjoy this year's 4th of july fireworks and i hope mother nature cooperates because she owes us last year because of the pandemic. all of the fireworks shows were canceled perfect clear skies. so let's hope we get a repeat of that this year. temperatures out there right now. quite the spread about a 25 degree difference between antioch in half moon bay in the upper 50's for happen. they would check out antioch right now in the mid 80's. and right now overnight lows. we're going to notice little change from last night mid to

make out the city lights out in the distance. >> because of that thick fog bank could bring us some coastal drizzle even extending into the east bayine by friday morning. plenty of sunshine, though, by friday afternoon holding steady in the mid 60's for downtown san francisco and the mission district as well. very seasonable temperatures winds will be breezy are though. we're going to notice that on shore flow with winds out of the west 30 miles per hour less along the coast. low 60's for half moon bay mid 50's. for those of you on tara. and we're tracking mid 60's for brisbane and south san francisco. but low 70's for millbrae and burlingame pleasant temperatures for those of you in san mateo in the mid 70's. there. same for redwood city. 76 degrees for your friday afternoon highs. overall seasonal weather from coast to valleys. those of you in san jose warming up into the low 80's with upper 80's as we make our way inland into the east bay valleys livermore, 88 degrees, 10 degrees warmer than where you were today. we're tracking upper 80's as well for walnut creek and concord orinda and moraga in the low 80's with san leandro in

bay area we are dry. it is just 100 to 200 miles that separates us from some of that wet weather. we're still bankinga dry forecast right now for the weekend. but if anything changes on that, of course we are going to be letting you know about that. you'll see here in our estimated rainfall, go up to eureka or crescent city to get any accumulated rain. those higher totals right up there through seattle, down to portland and the coast, anywhere from a half inch to potentially over 2 inches of rainfall. so, let's get go ahead and get you set up for your saturday morning forecast. we are looking at more extensive cloud cover to start than we've seen all weekend long. everybody should expect some low cloud cover to begin and those 50s across the south bay and peninsula. tri-valley got you at 60. there you go. clouds for the east bay, san francisco and the north bay. we're down to cool here, 57 in the north bay. daytime highs start to warm up a little bit as heat begins to push in from the south. this will be good enough to get us to 85 in morgan hill. i think overall really good day in san jose at 80. if

but one area that isn't going to see a lot of that fog bank will be those of you in the north bay with the return of those offshore winds starting tonight, widespread low to mid 50's out there. but our warmest valleys, especially those of you in concord, in pittsburgh currently in the low to mid 60's with the widespread low to mid 50's for most of our north bay valleys as well with overnight lows tonight. pretty uniform numbers widespread mid 50's. but those of you in antioch even milder temperatures only cooling down into the low 60's and future cast for going to track that fog being for everyone with the exception of those of you in the north bay. very little to any low clouds and fog even as you start out your thursday morning and afternoon. a lot of sunshine. and with that hot temperatures ahead, we're tracking some breezy northerly winds around the 30 to 40 miles per hour range starting thursday afternoon through early thursday evening. and that's really going to increase temperatures. and with that lack of blanket of cloud cover. temperatures are really going to heat up and also

morning, speaker nancy pelosi is volunteering at san francisco marin food bank to highlight the problem of food insecurity. >>> nbc bay area sharon kasuda is live with more. >> good morning, ciera. nancy pelosi left about ten minutes ago. up close we saw people receiving the food and they were very grateful. san francisco marin food bank says every thursday since the pandemic they have served 800 people at this pop-up food bank. pelosi says the need is great and help is on the way. pelosi says congress is helping. >> to be here and see the great work being done by the san francisco marin food bank, helping people in this city and in this community beyond san francisco live with dignity without hunger. >> i just think it is very hard when you come into your shop on a thursday morning and you're expecting a parking spot and get this right here every thursday since the pandemic. the hard part about this is seeing the local citizens, taxpayers getting cars towed here every thursday. on average six to ten on average. and to me, it just seems -- yeah, i'm frustrated. >> reporter: speaker pelosi is trying to work with local

keep our temperatures kind of on the mild side with scorching heat to our north to our south into our east. but right now in the bay area. we're tracking that thick fog bank out there right now up to 4 miles visibility for those of you at half moon bay up to 5 for downtown san francisco as the low cloud and fog tries to make its way across the bay into our inland valleys and we are noticing right now mixture of high and low clouds. but we're going to notice it becoming more widespread. bring us some very patchy coastal drizzle not going to be as thick as it was last night through this morning and that's on account of our warming trend that is going to begin and peak for your saturday afternoon. temperatures out there right now. mid 50's for downtown san francisco mid 60's for san jose conquer already still in the low 70's and oakland about 10 degrees cooler than that in the low 60's with 63 degrees of peace for nevado and nap and overnight lows tonight in the mid-fifties with the exception of those of you in antioch, a little bit. milder at 63 degrees for your overnight temperatures. but take a look at just how hot it's going to get for the start of your

bay hills. yeah. basically meteorologist chris is here to tell us all about it. >> yeah. and we're noticing the return of the fog bankht on cue. so june gloom definitely in the forecast. and we're seeing that marine layer returning right along the bay area forecast bring us some breezy winds along the san francisco peninsula coastline at around 25 miles per hour. some cooling there. but check out santa rosa, 5 degrees warmer because we're seeing a textbook example of those northerly winds about a 30 degree difference between our coolest coastal cities pacific of 54 degrees novato in the low 80's getting that northerly offshore influence there. but check out santa rosa 74 degrees right now with cloverdale at 91 degrees. so very unique microclimate forecast in the bay area yet again typical summer like pattern out there right now when tracker for though, we're seeing some breezy winds out of the northwest of getting a little bit of that cool sea breeze influence for downtown san francisco. 23 miles per hour sustained winds, more of a westerly flow for oakland and hayward in the teens. but we are going to notice winds i

part, seeing some heavy rain by the north of bay, some rather wet weather on here in paying it around. $35.00 degrees celsius over the next couple of days at bank of cloud and rain will run up towards the yellow sea towards the east china sea. still looking pretty wet there, across southern paths of china all the way down into northern areas of vietnam and missing that wet weather run rod across into south asia. it's black landed up journalist shot here that is the progress of the south west, the monsoon, quite active at the moment across the western side of india, a very active to on the other side of the bay have been goal into what me and mar, picking up that moisture from the piping goal, this is just to the northwest of young gone 144 millimeters of bright and moon by 114 millimeters of right. it stays very wet for much of western india. sponsor cut on airways. something was going to change. anything really change. this is systemic violin that needs to be addressed at its core. we are in a race against the area. know what to say. we are also looking at the world as it is right now, not the world. we like it to be, the devil is always going

fact, we started and ended our day with plenty of sunshine even for those of you at half moon bay and radar for tracking that fog bank nowhere in sight and we are going to see a little bit of cooling tomorrow. temperatures out there right now. 59 degrees for downtown san francisco mid 60's for oakland 79 degrees low. for those of you in antioch and 68 degrees for san jose and overnight lows. low 50's for most of the bay area. so still going to be on the mild side. those specially for this time of year. daytime highs tomorrow. very little change tomorrow, compared to today. low 80's, though, for those of you in london. livermore in concord, low 70's for oakland 64 degrees for downtown san francisco 86 degrees. so still a little bit warm, though, for those of you in the north bay valleys with 78 degrees for san jose. taking a look ahead at the next 7 day forecast 5 to 15 degrees below average temperatures by tuesday of this upcoming week more marine layer helping firefighters to lessen that fire threat in the coming days. they certainly deserve it. that is great news makes a breezy got reason. >> now to the south bay w

but along half moon bay and the southern portion of the san francisco peninsula coastline, seeing that thick fog bank. but to our east as we take a look at your deadly weekend forecast. never too early to plan the weekend. right. so let's take a look at what you can expect. south lake tahoe looking dry. but just to your east in year and also fallon. we are seeing some thunderstorm activity there, but it's going to make for very pleasant weekend for this and even for south lake tahoe, a lot more sunshine slightly cooler temperatures tomorrow and also tracking low 80's for south lake tahoe in truckee reno, though, going to be hot there in the low 90's. taking a look ahead at the next 3 day outlook. mid 70's by sunday with cooler temperatures in the low 70's by monday. back to you. granted. >> all right. said we've got some breaking news in sonoma county person is dead at an apartment complex in rohnert park now police are looking for the killer. it happened just before 3 o'clock at the park ridge apartments on snyder so far we don't have any other information on the victim. but police say that the susp

bay area today. let's take a look at the live outside. we're tracking the return of that marine layer and radar for tracking a thicker fog bank out there thisning. and that's what's bringing us cooler temperatures out there along the coast pacific lee for the bay area shoreline. >> check out this double digit warming as you make your way inland with the concord and livermore 13, even 10 degrees. warmer than where we were just 24 hours ago. that's why we're in the low to mid 80's out there right now. 87 degrees for concord livermore 83 degrees with oakland at 66 degrees in downtown san francisco, cooler temperatures there. 61 degrees. so those of you heading out to the game, bundle up because we're also tracking a stronger sea breeze making temperatures feel cooler along the coast, santa rosa and napa currently in the mid 70's when tracker for the we're tracking that westerly seabreeze sustained at 20 miles per hour tracking gusts upwards of 30 miles per hour. let's take a look at your bay bridge series forecast. we have a live report coming up. and at first pitch, 06:45pm. tonight. we're going to see upper 50's increasing clouds and breezy

bay. yeah. i'm here now let's candid of airlie make out the transamerica pyramid out there because of that. >> hi fog bankhere right now. a beautiful shot. nonetheless. and we are tracking june gloom. let's take a look at our bay bridge series forecast game 3 tomorrow first pitch, 1 o'clock in the afternoon. we're going to be in the low 60's for downtown san francisco and then warming up into the mid 60's. so definitely bring light sweater weather sun and clouds breezy winds still going to get that cool sea breeze influence 20 to 30 miles per hour with temperatures out there right now in the 50's, mainly along the coast of the san francisco peninsula coastline even for those of you in the north bay as well and upper 50's throughout the east bay shoreline with low to mid 60 still for livermore in concord, antioch. the winner, though, 78 degrees can't believe you're still flirting with 80's at this nearly 11 o'clock hours. so you definitely warmed up today. we're tracking temperatures for overnight lows in antioch. 67 degrees. everyone else in the bay area upper 50's to low 60's with high temperatures tomor

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and we're tracking. >> still fog bank out there for those of you at half moon, bay and radar for seeingmixture of sun and clouds. but we're going to notice the return of june. gloom right on cue returning tonight during the overnight hours bringing us another round of patchy morning drizzle that could impact your thursday morning commute. so just keep that in mind. drive safely better, lifting and clearing by the afternoon. and if you love today's forecast, you're going to love tomorrow's as well. little change there. we're tracking mid 60's for downtown san francisco exactly where we should be for this time of year. 71 degrees for oakland. so very seasonable temperatures for your wednesday. afternoon. san jose 75 degrees and all of our inland valleys in the bay area below 80 degrees. in fact, livermore 78 degrees nap in the mid 70's low 70's. for those of you in santa rosa. so enjoy that and overnight lows tonight. going to remain on the mild side mid 50's. and we're tracking low 60 s for those of you in antioch, cooling down, though, just a touch for santa rose at 48 degrees. but dayt

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of silicon valley. the food bank there is making sure that no one goes hungry. >> and we're tracking a more than 35 degree difference between most of our coastal cities in the bay area and our hottest inland valleys. >> 64 degrees for half moon bay already in the triple digits for fairfield. find out >> let's talk about our weather forecast once again as we take a live look outside here at the city of san francisco. this is our camera on top of mount tam. there has been a flex alert issued for tomorrow from 05:00pm until 10:00pm. everyone should be trying to reduce their energy use in order to relieve stress on the electric grid because seas are going to be pump. and tomorrow it's only going to get hotter on thursday and are meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez is here now with details. yeah, that's right. justine. and not only do we have that flex alert, but also the spare, the air alert going into effect for the bay area. >> because of this very hot and warm air mass. we are tracking also some moderate to unhealthy air particles streaming through the bay area. so limit outdoor activity as much as you can. let's take a look at the temperature trend out there right

fog near portions of the coastline, especially closer to, uh towards the half moon bay said something will be watching closely for tomorrow afternoon, but just the presence of that fog bankome changes headed our way as we head into the weekend. it's big area of high pressure has been building in over the past couple days. you know that, and for saturday, we'll have that cooler, brief setting up and temperatures near the coast mid sixties around the bay near 80. degrees in england, close to 100, but that fog approaching the coastline from the south. that'll keep those temperatures in check for pacifica and san francisco, mid to upper nineties were conquered and liver more close to 100, basically 100 out toward fairfield in antioch. as we head into the weekend, we will bring in some cooler temperatures summer begins on sunday and it looks like more of a pronounced cool down. we can welcome back the fog and really embrace it as we head into early next week as temperatures to come down quite a bit by monday and tuesday, so coolly headed our way. nice to see the triple digits fall off. all right, thank you so much mark a big push to bring a w n b. a team to oakland is underwa

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sunday night into monday where we see a significant fog bank return and that can help drop the temperatures. a good 20 plus degrees around much of the bay area. guys, back to you. hilaria. she ate at lawrence. well, the bay area isn't the only place dealing with extremely high heat. a las vegas, obviously no stranger to high temperatures, but. >> even for folks there. this is way too hot. ted friend shows us the conditions of a case. i'm tedd florendo in las vegas where we are on week-long heat wave. the excessive heat warning in effect all the way until 9 o'clock saturday. >> behind me is the las vegas strip where many tourists from around the nation have been forced to endure the oppressive heat. in fact, today's high is expected to be a 117 degrees that would tie the all-time record high for las vegas. we already broke the overnight. warm low record at 88 degrees. and we're set to break more records for daytime highs and more warm lows for at least another 3 days this week. and if you thought 117 degrees was hot. try death valley not that far from here where there forecasted high is a 126. i'm tedd florendo in las vegas. >> 126 no th

bank. this morning and food insecurity continues to impact so many of our communities. so today we're raising awareness about the need for help. a bay area food banks and we're walking the walk talking the talk for charles clifford has details. >> well, right now i'm standing inside the san francisco marin food bank facility here in san francisco. this is where food donations come in and then volunteers like the ones you see behind me here, put all those donations into bags and includes fresh breads grains. and then from here it goes out 2 people in need now in the area that the san francisco marin food bank serves about one in 5 people. >> need some sort of assistance early. the food bank is helping about 55,000 household per week. you compare that to before the pandemic when there are about 32,000 household per week coming in for assistance in march. the food bank gave out 7.4 million pounds of food. one of the keys to making this happen is the volunteers. the food bank needs people to come down, help out and they do have a lot of staff and people who help on a regular basis, but they can always use drop in volunteers. little earl

bank out there right now with those high clouds. but as you cross the bridge and head into the north bay. >> plenty of sunshine clear skies out there. that's why most of the inland valleys warmed up into the mid 80's today even tracking some 70's out there right now as i speak, your microclimate saturday forecast seasonable temperatures as we warm up 5 to 10 degrees from today's cooler daytime highs. mid 60's for downtown san francisco and mid 60's. for those of you in the mission district is well, exactly where we should be this time of year with half moon bay and daly city flirting with 60's but warming up into the upper 50's and brisbane all the way into san bruno mid 60's for you. but no rain in burlingame flirting with 70's 68 degrees. and so we are going to track a mix of sun and clouds calmer winds speeds tomorrow out of the southwest 20 miles per hour less with san mateo and san carlos warming up into the low 70's upper 70's for those of you in mountain view at 78 degrees and also seeing widespread low 80's. for those of you in the south bay with santa clara and san jose warming up to 80 degrees. still tracking warm temperat

of year. so, yes, it's officially summer in the bay area and we're tracking that june gloom out there right now. but we are noticing that fog bank inching its way closer throughout the coast. those of you in land. you may get a great shot at that strawberry moon. the supermoon tonight. it's going to be the last one of 2021. so please snap some pictures and send it my way. so i could show it on air and online. let's take a look at futurecast for. we're going to notice that marine layer becoming widespread into our inland valleys. patchy drizzle throughout the morning. but then drying out in clearing out just in time for the afternoon temperatures out there right now. widespread 50's and 60's. and we're going to cool down into the mid 50's for most bay area cities and we are seeing temperatures already starting to increase as our warming trend begins tomorrow peaking on saturday widespread low to mid and upper 80's the hottest temperatures for those of you in the east bay valleys. and we're tracking overall temperatures for the next several days in the low to mid 90. so we're going to warm up 5 to 10 degrees above average after fr

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of those other airports. passengers are being advised to show up. not two hours early, but three hours early. tom vacar ktvu fox two news bay area food banks the impacts from the pandemic easy even as restrictions start to loosen up the food bank of contra costa and solano county. continues to serve 100,000 more people each month in prior to the pandemic. that's 270,000 people a month, the alameda county food bank said that even moderate income households are facing food insecurity. obviously a lot of us are getting back to life like pre pandemic a little bit little by little, but for a lot of folks that still means food insecurity. food banks are also facing an increase in food prices last month, consumer prices rose 5% that is the biggest job. in more than a decade. well for the first time in more than a year, the oakland museum of california is welcoming back guests inside as ktvu rob roth found a lot has changed since the last time it was open. at the oakland museum of california. friday was opening day or rather reopening day magnificent great museum for the first time in 15 months, the doors to the popular museum swung open to its me

bank of clouds just kind of lined up. they're ready to push on shore. >> already starting to fill inside the bay to we'll see more of thaty. all right. we've got that low spinning off the coastline. the clouds kind of gathering up toward the beaches now and begin to make their way inside the bay. we'll see more of that overnight tonight. and it's tomorrow morning. a pretty decent sea breeze out there as well. so those winds gusting over 20 miles an hour again and so you're going to see that does nice on shore flow. carrying the fog, low clouds probably all the way in the central valley overnight tonight and tomorrow morning alright models picking up on you'll notice the clouds off the coastline. you see some of the moisture out there. let's go. probably generate some drizzle around the bay area to see that nice swirl in the atmosphere and occasionally see some of the drizzle showing up along the coastline. but that marine there going well on shore. that's going to keep us cool not only for tomorrow but i think the better part of this weekend. it may be through thursday before we finally see this low kind of kick out of t

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of the weekend. but we're noticing that fog bank rolling in out there and we are going to notice also some widespread coastal drizzle bringing us traces amount of rain along the baya coastline, even extending into the east bay shoreline. but mainly along the san francisco peninsula coastline, traces amount at best. so don't let all that green get you to excited for any rain chances. remember, it is summer. drizzle is the best. we're going to get temperatures out there right now. widespread 50's, 60's, 70's and even 80's with right now and check 83 degrees. about 30 degrees warmer than half moon bay in the mid 50's overnight lows mid to upper 50's. even some low 60's for warmest inland valleys that we saw in the 90's today and tomorrow's daytime highs. widespread 80's inland near average for oakland 71 degrees with mid 60's. for those of you in downtown san francisco, little change, though, in the coming 7 days, all eyes will be on 4th of july ford has stresses me out this time of year because it puts a lot of pressure on the shoulders with that fog or marine layer. everyone wants a good fireworks show of course, last year. no marine layer and was a pandemic and a

bay out of the northwest. >> 30 miles per hour less this evening. socked in with that fog bank out there at san francisco international airport. so june gloom. >> right on cue on this june second, hard to believe. it's already june this year is really going by so fast. we are seeing temperatures out there right now on the mild side radar for showing better clearing for those of you in the north bay and right now we're seeing widespread 50's 60's with antioch pleasant temperatures for you this evening. 74 degrees may not even need a sweater if you're heading out this evening in future cast for going to show that fog being spread inland into the east bay valleys in south bay with some patchy coastal drizzle as well around the bay area shoreline but better clearing for those of you in the north bay. that's because you're seeing the return of those northerly winds going to create a bit of a warming and drying trend for you and also tracking gusts upwards of 40 miles per hour or less. but sustained winds in that 20 to 30 miles per hour range for most of your thursday afternoon and e

more in food bank volunteering and making bags of food because food insecurity continues to impact our community hadley it does. so today we are raising awareness about the need for help at bay area, food banks for charles clifford has more. >> well, right now i'm standing inside the san francisco marin food bank facility here in san francisco. this is where food donations come in and then volunteers like the ones you see behind me here, put all those donations into bags includes fresh breads grains. and then from here it goes out 2 people in need now in the area that the san francisco marin food bank serves about one in 5 people. >> need some sort of assistance early. the food bank is helping about 55,000 household per week. you compare that to before the pandemic when there are about 32,000 household per week coming in for assistance in march. the food bank gave out 7.4 million pounds of food and one of the keys to making this happen is the volunteers. the food bank needs people to come down, help out and they do have a lot of staff and people who help on a regular basis, but they can always use drop in volunteers. little earlier today. the chance to talk to a woman who's

the state opening up soon, the food bank of contra costa and solano county continues to serve 100,000 more people each month than prior to the pandemic. that's 270,000 bayrea residents a month. the latest inflation data shows food prices are up and will likely continue to ride so for this food bank is important now more than ever to shop smart so they can meet demand. we are buying in bulk whereby at the lowest prices that we can source. consumer prices rose 5% last month, the biggest up in more than a decade. i look at a £40 case of chicken went from about $40 to $130 in two weeks. that's food cost is you can't deal with whether it's food banks or restaurants. every aspect of the food industry is struggling to deal with the lingering problems from the coronavirus for some food banks. cost increases are stemming from a surgeon. man so not only does food cost more, but more people are also in need of assistance. obviously a lot of us are getting back to life like pre pandemic a little bit little by little, but for a lot of folks that still means food insecurity friday morning, the alameda county food bank said that even moderate income households are fac

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bay area, need for food is as great as ever. we talked to executive director of san francisco marin food bank about how long it can take to get back we have been talking about this inland heat wave. it peaks today. we have excessive heat warnings for east bay hills and east bay interior valleys with highs of 105 to 110. if you live in places like concord, brentwood, fairfield, please be safe and try to stay cool with this oppressive dangerous heat. heat advisories for north bay and south bay with highs in upper 90s to low 100s. 99 in san jose under heat advisory, 103 santa rosa in are a heat advisory, 110 in fairfield. around the bay, along the coast with light on shore flow, temperatures warming but not as hot, 80s to about 90 along the bay, low 70s on the coast. >> reporter: it is going to be hot in pleasant hill, about 107. that's going to make this cooling center a very popular place. the temperatures are going to be hot, hot, hot, ten degrees warmer than yesterday just to give you an idea. there is the threat as a result of rolling black outs and potential health concerns that come with that. diablo valley, much of contra cos