coolest days to kick things off a pow pocket of fog right there in southern sonoma and portions of bayside marine county. if you're heading out to the car came as the delta and eventually the central valley also watch out for some spots a dense fog there. 40's and 30's for a current tap, so you do need the jacket this morning, dublin livermore concord napa and especially fairfield on the chilly side down 32 degrees right now for fairfield we are going to be talking a few 70's in the forecast. but that's all at the end of the week i'll get to that still to come reyna. >>all right john thanks for that still tracking hot spots like this one here in san pablo 80 westbound sam pavel dammer off-ramp say the best alternate route for use richmond parkway right along here we're still seeing some slow down from that hot spot. but look at the bay bridge, the commute into the city from the east bay looks great traffic, nice and light here less than 15 minutes for your commute. the san mateo bridge heading over to the peninsula westbound traffic starting to pick up but still under 15 minutes for your c

bayside in the orange here, gusts up to 45 miles per hour and what will be different about this wind event even compared to our fall wind event is that this will last for a day and a half. notice what happens tomorrow morning. gusts picking up around 8:00 a.m. as we go into the night time hours all of the purple on the map as the event maxes out with the wind gusts. it increases the odds of tree damage or power impacts, too. locally the gusts continue to accelerate and we will look at those top winds and the 180 into winter weather and the seven-day outlook coming up. >>> thank you, rob. turning now to the fight against coronavirus. as the cases in california show little sign of slowing down, today california reported new cases at the state total near 3 million. they are also continuing to keep a close eye on the icu availability, and here is where things stand by accountability. the trouble spots, san mateo and san marine. the standard icu beds are full so new patients may have to go to surge facilities. >>> dr. fauci weighing in on president biden's plan to vaccinate 100 million pe

chrissy field, walker getting some sun at bayside park.t do his life, where the wind also a big talker today. >> reporter: everybody cooped of all winter long, got some payback today. this was the scene today at the lexington reservoir, a high of 72, a steady breeze but a lot of t-shirts and tank tops to go around although it was a bit windy. and this was the scene at the livermore-pleasanton fire department, when the there as well. the national weather service warned that wind up to 70 miles an hour up to 1000 feet here near saratoga, the wind was whipping at the top of summit rock, 2900 feet up and in santa cruz it got up to 75 degrees. beachgoers ditched their sweaters and jackets for swim trunks and bikinis. >>> this is the way to spend mlk day. i woke up very grateful and very humbled by the fact that i can be in a place with the many different diverse people and just be. it is not segregated, it is not hateful, it is not oppressed, just taking a break from the heaviness. we don't get that often. >> i hope you got out there to enjoy i

there are small portions on the bayside and the port is a major player as well. there are other regulatory jurisdictions involved. so for folks that are familiar with the ocean master plan, they know all these agencies are involved. this is not a simple area to permit things on the ocean or bay. that could be the california state land commission, the control board, the water quality control board, the army corps of engineers, the national marine fishery, u.s. coast guard, there are a lot of entities involved here. really when folks talk about how easy it is to permit a sea water pumpstation, it's not easy. it's in the moderate to high effort bucket. the california coastal commission with the ocean plan, they really made it very difficult to just quickly install sea water infrastructure. i think folks know that there is a lot of talk about moving infrastructure back from the coast due to shifting sands, rising associations. so just point out that it's not very easy. it's not impossible, but it's not something that can happen overnight. there are very different are

there are small portions on the bayside and the port is a major player as well. are other regulatory jurisdictions involved. so for folks that are familiar with the ocean master plan, they know all these agencies are involved. this is not a simple area to permit things on the ocean or bay. that could be the california state land commission, the control board, the water quality control board, the army corps of engineers, the national marine fishery, u.s. coast guard, there are a lot of entities involved here. really when folks talk about how easy it is to permit a sea water pumpstation, it's not easy. it's in the moderate to high effort bucket. the california coastal commission with the ocean plan, they really made it very difficult to just quickly install sea water infrastructure. i think folks know that there is a lot of talk about moving infrastructure back from the coast due to shifting sands, rising associations. so just point out that it's not very easy. it's not impossible, but it's not something that can happen overnight. there are very different areas of

bayside locations will see gusts 25 to 45. the hilltops have had an upgrade to the severity of the wind alert. under a high wind warning for tomorrow. east bay hills, diablo range and the north bay hills, these are locations that will see wind gusts up to 60 miles per hour. the reason there's a high risk of downed trees and power impacts, this will last from tonight all the way through 6:00 tuesday. think of the burn scar zones, especially the czu complex, some of those taller trees that have been hire damaged. that much wind will likely bring some down. notice the wind speeds in the morning as we start at 8:00 a.m. by this time tomorrow evening you see how the map turns purple? those are widespread 20 to 45-mile-per-hour gusts. we'll take a closer look at when the wind speeds come down and when rain chances could be going back up in your seven-day forecast coming up about eight minutes. >>> new at 6:00, traffic was a mess on highway 17, and boulders are to blame. both southbound lanes on highway 17 near redwood estates were b

will be subject to those higher water levels that you'll be seeing out there, especially right along bayside and shoreline areas so these areas to note just on those lower lying roadways where we are seeing some of the more exposed to those higher tides radar right now very quiet. no chance of rain today and that's the way we're going to stay for the week ahead of us a ridge of high pressure is going to be building back in not just keeping us dry. but also resulting in building temperatures, especially towards the latter part of the week. today's daytime highs will be nice and comfortable under afternoon sunshine now tomorrow, you'll notice some cloud cover across the bay area and some showers just to our north up across mendocino and humboldt counties, none of these showers making their way into the bay though so tuesday will remain dry, albeit a little cloudier wednesday will come along with a few clouds as well before a generally clear thursday and friday around the corner that's when temperatures will really begin to climb as you can see today's daytime highs not changing much from where

its way out to the carquinez so portions of contra costa and solano counties and even marine and bayside sonoma county we'll be susceptible to some spots of low visibility as that patchy fog returns, 40's and 50's for our current temps right now livermore dublin each at 44 degrees hayward alameda in oakland as well as berkeley right at 50 degrees. so bit more on the mild side than yesterday was we don't have any 30's on the map right now and you can actually think that cloud cover for helping to shield any temperature loss overnight keeping temperatures pretty moderated at the coast today. we both have coastal flood advisories as well as high surf advisories on top of that as well as pick up today along with teen tides. these coastal flood advisories go into effect at 05:00am this morning lasting until 01:00pm today do expect higher water than normal but also some dangerous sneaker pushing back up even further along the shoreline, so you've got to keep that eye on the water and just keep that extra distance between yourself and those waves as they crash along the shoreline. wake-up plann

not the case right now for both are bayside and our inland cities, dense fog advisories in effect through 09:00am this morning that does include the coast but right along the bay and towards our inland valleys, 3 you're seeing some of our lowest visibility, san francisco in concord visibility has fallen below a mile now and that will remain on through the 9 o'clock hour too so watch for these spots, a dense fog throughout the course of your morning commute. we do clear out into the afternoon at sunshine and dry weather the rest of the day. reyna. >>john thanks for that so chp just issued a fog advisory for the bay bridge here you can see traffic is still moving along into the city less than 60 minutes for your commute so visibility is low, but traffic is still moving along kony a bridge. it's the same story foggy skies and roadways you can see cars still moving along there less than 25 minutes for your drive time and to the richmond sandra fell bridge. look at this traffic is moving a lot lighter that it was earlier that dropped down 11 minutes for your commute time and just change that w

see it's a little bit breezy up there too so this is the situation we've gotten debate most of our bayside cities are seeing a little bit of brightness popping through the clouds but you do have those scattered sprinkles that do still remain. >>and roadways are still wet rain is also talking about some fog out towards our inland valleys centers hovering around antioch closer to the coast. we have something else entirely some rough surf today making for another high surf advisory this took effect this morning at 06:00am last all through the day into 06:00am of tomorrow morning so with the sunshine we do eventually see later today you may be tempted to head out to the water keep a close eye on those waves, those high breakers and also be aware that is a dangerous rip as well as the sneaker waves so just keep an eye on the ocean and keep some extra distance after yesterday's low pressure system really last night's low pressure system cleared through the bay resulting in those early morning showers. now we're back to some dry weather ahead of us for not just the remainder of the day today but

out that direction watch out for king tides are not only at the coast but also along some of our bayside highway 37 up in sonoma amber rayne counties, especially subject to those king tides as it rises into those low lands just north of san pablo bay also along with these king tides. we do have a high surf advisory. so yeah, keep that extra distance between yourself and the water if you're heading out that direction look at this we actually do have some stuff to talk about on radar including some light showers in the marin headlands what you're seeing right now showing up on the peninsula is really just misty conditions that's all that low cloud cover that's pushing through getting your windshield wet for sure see may be turning on the wiper a time or 2. really the rainfall though is stacked up to our north where it's making its way into the pacific northwest they've had rain nonstop the past few days as this moisture plume the atmospheric river sent to the north. we have a high pressure ridge that's keeping it from really impacting us here in the bay area so we're right at the edge of a

you see especially the coast but also bayside portions of sonoma and marin counties affected by thoseo that's really the biggest thing to note if you're closer to the coastline today if you're further inland, it's the dense fog advisories. we have for solano county into the central valley as we do have some pockets of dense fog that have already formed from or in county through sonoma county on over into the delta and eventually the central valley, east bay south bay peninsula all looking really solid visibility just fine and all these areas now into the afternoon today skies will clear out high pressure in place going to keep us dry a much different week ahead of us in that regard compared to where we were last week when it was on and off area of shower after some sunshine and then a return of sunshine. it was that pattern that we almost got used to last week this week, it's just increasingly warm conditions under what will be dry skies tomorrow and wednesday a little cloudier but showers will stay to our north up along the north coast of the state. so bay area really missing out on

we'll do around 60 ish to the northern end of the peninsula bayside nearing that down south not a lotovement with temperatures but the pattern like this 61 palo alto down further south 61 san jose, 58 milpitas and looks like 60 per cupertino. upper 50's cover the east bay shoreline to the south tri valley, 59 close to 6058 walnut creek. a 60% leandro with 59 for oakland. but just a lot counties in the middle 50's, a 52 valais ho 54 meanwhile for napa 58 coming in for santa rose with upper 50's heading down south now looking further in advance the bigger hit sunday monday. there we have another dose here for wednesday and friday into the weekend here. that's gets more fuzzy as we get further out now. lows are interesting tells us how we're drying out monday after the big hit we'll be back to the 30 so those chilly morning starts particular the far east bay in the north bay too. and then the coast will stay and remain pretty much into the 40's the period. well the christmas fire jim peppermint patties are hopefully gone by now so the big question is how do you get back on track, especia

reservoirs hopefully a look at our temperatures 59, san francisco will do about 57 pacifica at the baysidee scratch into the lower 60's palo alto around 61, south bay's looking at 61 to a santa clara at 61 milpitas at 60 upper 50's along the east bay shoreline to the south and tri valley at around 6061 for walnut creek. solano county lower 60's for fairfield and vacaville chilly 55 the laiho nap at 61, 63 santa rosa petaluma coming in at 62, let's check it out here no longer range forecast. temperatures stay pretty much in the 60's to the period, we'll get some lower 70's towards the end we're actually cooling are drying out a little bit towards the end. so we'll have a separation from our lows for highs. you see that's dry air that doesn't mean while along the coast or in the 40's territory mark. >>all right dave, thanks a lot back to the news this morning the fbi is investigating several state lawmakers across the country to find out if they were among those who stormed the capitol on wednesday. one lawmaker has already been charged for taking part in the riot. he's west virginia lawmake