and i'm pam moore areas such as the berkeley and east bay hills of firefighters and residents on high alert tonight. that's where we find kron four's. dan thorn. he joins us live from berkeley with the latest. dan. >> well, pam and jonathan, this a red flag warning started at 11 o'clock last night and runs through 05:00pm tomorrow evening. fire officials say that they're keeping an eye on higher elevations like here in the berkeley hills where the wind is expected to be whipping up and that creates that high fire danger. the biggest concern is if a fire were to break out these winds would cause it to spread very quickly. there is a lot of dry vegetation in these areas, which is fuel for a fast moving fire. residents in the berkeley hills are told to be ready in situations like this by having go bags in case there is a need to evacuate and while also on taking some other safety precautions red flag days to become increasingly concerning for residents, especially as we're dealing with extremely dry conditions and drought conditions areas in the hills are also densely populated and the r

erupted liviakis was at the claremont. >> her husband at the time and her young son were at the berkeley hillshe edge of strawberry canyon. i called and they said you need to get down here. >> there's a fire up in the hills. there were flames on the hill and they were basically tracking us as we were driving down. you can see them moving. and there were the fingers of flames coming down. the covert is from the from that. >> her son and his father made it to the claremont. >> but the house like thousands of others did not survive. >> everything was gone. everything. i'm the only thing left to me in our little boy was turned the flames. toys and things that might be left behind. you did fine a little truck that survive. >> after the fire liviakis and her husband went their separate ways. she opting not to stay in the east bay hills. he opting to rebuild. and while he has no regrets, the choice to stay in these majestic hills does come with increased concern. >> if there's a red flag day, if it high winds, if that high temperature or if there's no fires, which they have been for for years now. i

oakland berkeley hills firestorm, a devastating event that began saturday october 1930 years ago. a tragedy sue piper will never forget my family lost our home in 1991. we had to escape the fire. it was a harrowing experience. it was surreal. it was like being in the movies. only it was real and it was hot. piper is secretary of the north hills community association, a sponsor of sunday's 30 year. firestorm commemoration picnic at oakland's lake to moscow, where people gathered to reflect on the fire's impact to the community, john grant. they rang a bell and read the names of each of the 25 lives. lost the city of oakland lost two of our family members. we recommit ourselves to doing everything we can to prevent these tragedies from striking again. mayor libby schaaf and other officials, like oakland's new fire chief spoke about the importance of prevention and togetherness. chief freeman says a lesson learned is the importance of having defensible space of 30 ft. around once home something the department and many homeowners take. seriously we come out. we do our annual inspectio

erupted liviakis was at the claremont. >> her husband at the time and her young son were at the berkeley hillsrry canyon. i called and they said you need to get down here. >> there's a fire up in the hills. there were flames on the hill and they were basically tracking us as we were driving down. you can see them moving. and there were the fingers of flames coming down the coal virts from the from that hill. >> her son and his father made it to the claremont. >> but the house like thousands of others did not survive. >> everything was gone. everything. i'm the only thing left to me in our little boy was sent the flames. toys and things that might be left behind. you did fine a little truck that survive. >> after the fire liviakis and her husband went their separate ways. she opting not to stay in the east bay hills. he opting to rebuild. and while he has no regrets, the choice to stay in these majestic hills does come with increased concern. >> if there's a red flag day, if it's high winds, if that high temperature or if there's no fires, which they have been for for years now. i think about t

a look outside at your berkeley hills camera right now. does she the clear skies that's coming along with this morning. it continues to be a dry offshore wind. so any sort of wind that we're seeing out there is a really funneling in any sort of marine layer, but rather moving its way in from the north and northeast this morning. vacaville fairfield conquer danville livermore san jose over no hayward in oakland as well. all these areas in the midst of some of her some conditions right now and you will see winds continue on through much of the afternoon. this is at 03:00pm now. still looking at a very windy forecast now as we move into the evening tonight. we should start to see things calm. look at how dry humidity is to start the morning for some of our bayside and inland areas and we will see even drier conditions come the afternoon humidity much like yesterday fallieg as low as 10 to 15%. so very dry, very windy conditions. that is your high fire danger risk because of all that 40's and 50's for current temperatures. it's a cool start to

so good chance to step outside and enjoy some of that your view outside at our berkeley hills camera right here is looking at some clear conditions. we are really seeing much in the way of fog. certainly not in the way of winds either is actually very calm morning, too. radar shows you those clear skies that we are in the midst of no sprinkles this morning and we are honored for a dry commute to work this morning, which of course is a nice little notes after what was a wet start to the re week is mentioned 50's for current temperatures. san francisco and petaluma are 2 of all our warmest areas at 57 degrees. berkeley in vallejo each at 55 dublin in concord, lower 50's temperatures compared to yesterday are actually a little bit warmer for a couple of spots and jose up 3 degrees. santa rosa up 8 degrees from the same point yesterday later on today. it's mild sunshine highs in the 60's to low 70's. that's the way we're going to be staying through friday. it is going to be a little bit cooler this weekend and indeed a chance of some showers on into the weekend. all that, you know, the o

oakland berkeley hills firestorm, a devastating event that began saturday october 1930 years ago. a tragedy sue piper will never forget my family lost our home in 1991. we had to escape the fire. it was a harrowing experience. it was surreal. it was like being in the movies. only it was real and it was hot. piper is secretary of the north hills community association, a sponsor of sunday's 30 year. firestorm commemoration picnic at oakland's lake temescal, where people gathered to reflect on the fire's impact to the community, john grant. they rang a bell and read the names of each of the 25 lives lost. the city of oakland lost two of our family members. we recommit ourselves to doing everything we can to prevent these tragedies from striking again. mayor libby, chef and other officials, like oakland's new fire chief spoke about the importance of prevention and togetherness, chief freeman says a lesson learned is the importance of having defensible space of 30 ft. around once home something the department and many homeowners take. seriously we come out we do our ambulance spec shin

you're berkeley hills. cam is nice and clear. that's not to say the rest of the bay area's fairing. so well, though, we have seen visibility improving in the south bay. but there are still pockets of fog to be noted in the south bay as well as hugging san pablo bay right across the north bay. so just be mindful that we are at saturation point this morning is first humidity goes there's a lot of do. there's a lot of missed having formed for parts of the region that does make for some wet conditions. some slick roadways might have to run the windshield wiper a time or 2 current temperatures are in the 50's for most of us oakland at 55 alameda. 58 dublin dublin's at 50 degrees pacifica at a cool 60 degrees. our warmest spot in the bay right now. rain a thank you, donald. it's good out there. all right. well, we do have some issues out on our roadways like the bay bridge. >> a disabled vehicle near that fremont street exit in the city. so just east of that. so we start to see drive times go up by at least 24 minutes. if you're traveling there, let's head over get a look at what's happen

marks 30 years since the oakland berkeley hills fire storm in the east bay.ck from 199l showing the fire ripping through the properties. 25 people died in that fire. another 150 were injured. the fire also destroyed more than 3,000 structures. it was considered one of the worst most expensive fires to hit california at the time dozens of first responders and community members and families of the victims gathered yesterday to pay tribute and honor the lives lost. fire officials want neighbors to recognize the lessons learned and how we can better prepare ourselves for fires in the future. highlight the great things that have come about that terrible tragedy, which is government. a community partnership. >> the relationship that we have now with the north hills community association, fire safe coalition. the establishment of our core and search emergency preparedness programs has been instrumental for us to ensure that what happened 30 years ago with the loss of 25 boxes and happen again. >> well, because of the firestorm fire departments have made massive impr

we're at the berkeley hills home on the edge of strawberry canyon.they said you need to get down here. >> there's a fire up in the hills. there were flames on the hill and they were basically tracking us as we were driving down. you can see them moving and there were the fingers of flames coming down. the covert is from the from that. >> her son and his father made it to the claremont. >> but the house like thousands of others did not survive. >> everything was gone. everything. i'm the only thing left to me in our little boy was then turned the flames. toys and things that might be left behind. you did fine a little truck that survive. >> after the fire liviakis and her husband went their separate ways. she opting not to stay in the east bay hills. he opting to rebuild. and while he has no regrets, the choice to stay in these majestic hills does come with increased concern. >> if there's a red flag day, if it high winds, if that high temperature or if there's no fires, which they have been for for years now. i think about that because i know what i

the next morning, the fire raged through the oakland berkeley hills.nd apartments today survivors of that fire as well as firefighters reflected on the lessons learned. okay. tv's rob roth joins us in the studio with what has changed in the last three decades drop. well andre even after 30 years, the oakland fire department continues to upgrade its wild fire safety procedures. they say a lot has changed since 1991, but there's still plenty of room for improvement. to look at the east bay hills. now it's hard to imagine the devastation that ripped through here 30 years ago and went on for miles. i can still feel the heat of the flames as i fled soup. piper lost your home on hillary drive that date one of 3000 destroyed by a wildfire that also killed 25 people. piper chairs the fire safe council. its mission is to encourage residents to make their homes and property is fire safe as possible. and you're at the mercy of the least. uh, prepared neighbors. if that house down the street has not done created defensible space. the whole block is in jeopardy. as

it happened on friday in the berkeley hills. the destruction of the car likely was motivated by bias. anybody with information is urged to come forward. >>> more action is being taken to protect members of the asian-american pacific islander community. the oakland china town safety committee yesterday held a clannic to empower the aapi people with tools and knowledge, and the knowledge came in the formed of safety tips, and the tools were pepper spray and alarms. >> when they were getting off a bus, they were approached by two individuals one coming after my father with a steel pipe, and my father was able to deploy the pepper spray and that saved his life. >>> changes on the way to children sections of large department stores. governor newsom signed a law that makes california the first state to require a gender neutral section. retailers with more than 500 employees must display things like toys and child care items in general neutral ways. separate boys and girls sections will still be there, and that doesn't apply to clothes

today, fire crewing in the east bay hills were in the second day of losing battle gains one of the worst firestorm this bay area has ever seen. andrea borba is on the berkeley side with how the victims of the 1991 oakland hills disaster are being remembered tonight. andreas? >> reporter: well, ken, the tree of hope that popped up here in the oakland and berkeley hills after that fire storm, in the days after that fire storm, well, it was lit once again tonight in an east bay backyard to commemorate those who lost their lives, their homes, and lived in fear for days. >> and we thought, oh, it's never going to jump the freeway. how could it jump the freeway? >> then we went home and started throwing stuff in the car. >> reporter: in the kind of gale force winds that now trigger red flag warnings, the tunnel fire burned 3300 homes to the ground and claimed 25 lives. among the homes that burned, the childhood home of oakland mayor libby schaaf. >> we also fund a lump of metal that my dad said was silver that my dad wasn't going to give me as a wedding present one day. i'm so sorry. >> out of the horror and rubble of october 19th and 20th, a commitment to change

your berkeley hills camera right here showing not a single cloud on the horizon. that's the way we're going to stay satellite and radar showing the very same thing as far as our current temperatures go, we're starting to warm things up. alameda at 65 hayward at 66. now. no more 40's for santa rosa petaluma novato. although saint you're still hanging out down there. 48 degrees. as for conditions later on today do expect an afternoon in the 90's for some of our inland valleys. let's get to our bridges. the bay bridge. first of all, we are looking at easier commutes, but we just had an accident east of treasure with injuries actually reported and that is likely to result in some slowdowns as you make your way on to that westward spanned. you can see there still definitely plenty of cars before you get to the toll plaza there. so anticipate that possibly slow you down a little bit extra again in incidents that did result in some injuries just east of treasure island on the western span of the bay bridge on to our next bridge. we do have conditions. nice and clear over

get out here quickly and start working on knocking down this fire as we were heading from the berkeley hillstowards american canyon. you can see all the smoke carrying a cross. the freeway there making its way into some of the communities people telling us as far as oakland that they were smelling smoke. we have heard from multiple fire crews throughout contra. costa alameda and what not that they are all clear that there isn't any fires that are burning in those areas. it's simply just smoke that's been blowing through getting carried over from here in american canyon. people and allay also saying that they were smelling the smoke because it's been burning just about 5 miles from the border between the late how an american canyon as we've just learned a short while ago, just before the break that the evacuation east of broadway highway 29 have been lifted. so people are able to go back into those but american canyon road will remain closed at least for the foreseeable future. it's also dark out here right now. so crews have some progress. 25 1% containment on this. but eric tack options hav

. >> the wind has gusted through the berkeley hills. this video shows the trees swaying back and forth. sandy minto continues with a look at the current conditions. >> look at this live picture. it is a shaky view because of the strong wind gusts. red flag warning's are up. low humidity with wind with wind to 70 miles an hour. 37 in mount hood. at the lower elevations it is also gusty. wind advisory until 11:00 p.m. and for the rest of the bay area until 8:00 p.m. tonight. the possibility of power outages are some of the concerns. >> in the last hour, the wind has certainly picked up. at peak wind gusts, we have all felt this. in the city, gusts to 41. even the south bay, you are not immune. when sandy patel comes back she will take a closer look at the wind and the full forecast. >> you can keep track of real-time weather conditions any time. rivalry is legendary. tonight the teams will add a new chapter to that story. there 1-1 in this best-of-five playoff series. it is the dodgers turn to have home-field advantage. >> should be fun,

there after overnight showers and continued showers this morning looking outside right now at our berkeley hills, cam skies definitely on the misty and rainy side across the east bay hills. you can see that wide swath of rainfall that we do have sitting just off shore. a lot of this activity is going make its way right across the bay itself. and we are going to be looking at continued areas of at times moderate rain that's exactly what we are seeing right now in areas like marine county. you can see that deeper green just above sandra fell right across the richmond center fell bridge on up 1, one towards petaluma and out a little bit towards the coastline. 2 things have calmed down just a touch for san francisco, but they're still light showers and sprinkles all the way up and down the highway. one corridor. we're also seeing some lower visibility due to some fog. also some shower activity up around solano county from delay hope through fairfield up to vacaville looking at light to moderate showers. some sprinkles light rainfall across the east bay that isn't being detected on radar still relati

your view outside this morning at your berkeley hills. cameras looking beautiful. crystal clear now skies are going to stay this way today and tomorrow. so good chance to get outside catch some sunshine do so with the shorts and t-shirt on not worrying so much that during our afternoon hours about the wind. as for temperatures 40's 50's right now. so don't forget the jackets this morning. later on today as when can shed those right now. tom, thank you for that. we have some issues in the south bay. so traffic collision. >> this is at northbound one. oh, one north of mckee road in san jose. so we are seeing a slight delay and also a report of a fire northbound 6.80, at jackson avenue. the off-ramp there is closed heading into the city that are in the lights on right now. so a little under 12 minutes for you to make it from the east bay, too, that fremont street exit the san mateo bridge as you're heading across towards the peninsula a little under 14 minutes and a hot spot. this is in rohnert park, south. now at golf course drive the right lane and the exit ramp is

it's a little gray overhead over the berkeley hills.oss much of the bay area. more cloud cover than not. but there are spots of brightness. we've seen a couple of sprinkles around mount tam this morning bay area kind of miss amount skipping out on rainfall potential today we are tapping into the cloud cover in the cool temperatures, though 50's for most of our current temps until you get to the north bay were pretty solidly down into the 40's. so it is a cool start to the day. don't forget the sweaters and the jackets really feel and everything about fall in this forecast. tom, thanks for that. so we do have some accidents along 8.80, to tell you about. this one southbound 8.80, south of 98th avenue in oakland. another one a little further down there. 88 west 92 there. so just west of the san mateo bridge heading across towards are heading into the city from the east bay a little under 22 minutes for your drive. time haven't see any major accidents or delays just an uptick in traffic. there are richmond center fell commute as you head t

continued dry conditions is where that fire danger does come from now looking outside at our berkeley hills cam skies are crystal clear. you can see from berkeley all the way out to the city and you're east bay hills camera. this is an offshore wind. so it's per certainly not pushing in the marine layer in it. what were you made it and sandra fell petaluma to half moon bay, especially are our now, at least on this map a little bit calmer towards our inland valleys. but that's not necessarily going to stay true areas like livermore see winds picking up from are calm conditions right now to gusts well into 20 miles per hour range later on this is noontime. this is the evening notice that we stay windy well throughout the course of the day on into tomorrow, too. so this is an extended round of winds that takes us through the day today into tomorrow. so a red flag warnings and wind advisories are in effect for both of these days now 50's for most of our current temperatures, berkeley and san mateo each at 55 right now. oakland and concord mild 57 light jackets this morning, especially consideri

well tomorrow marks 30 years since the devastating firestorm that tore through the oakland and berkeley hills ceremony as the community shared stories about that day. these homes in the oakland hills represent a small fraction of the more than 3000 dwellings that have risen from the ashes of the 1991. oakland berkeley hills firestorm, a devastating event that began saturday october 1930 years ago. a tragedy sue piper will never forget my family lost our home in 1991. we had to escape the fire. it was a harrowing experience. it was surreal. it was like being in the movies. only it was real and it was hot. piper is secretary of the north hills community association, a sponsor of sunday's 30 year. firestorm commemoration picnic at oakland's lake temescal, where people gathered to reflect on the fire's impact to the community, john grant. they rang a bell and read the names of each of the 25 lives lost. the city of oakland lost two of our family members. we recommit ourselves to doing everything we can to prevent these tragedies from striking again. mayor libby schaaf and other officials, like oa

tuesday will be the 30th anniversary of the devastating firestorm that tore through the oakland and berkeley hills. it was one of the most devastating wildfires in the nation. ktvu is greg liggins went to a commemoration ceremony this afternoon and has this report. these homes in the oakland hills represent a small fraction of the more than 3000 dwellings that have risen from the ashes of the 1991. oakland berkeley hills firestorm, a devastating event that began saturday, october 1930 years ago. a tragedy sue piper will never forget my family lost our home in 1991. we had to escape the fire. it was a harrowing experience. it was surreal. it was like being in the movies. only it was real and it was hot. piper is secretary of the north hills community association, a sponsor of sunday's 30 year. firestorm commemoration picnic at oakland's lake temescal, where people gathered to reflect on the fire's impact to the community, john grant. they rang a bell and read the names of each of the 25 lives lost. the city of oakland lost two of our family members. we recommit ourselves to doing everything we can

you can see from your berkeley hills cam. we're already sitting under that sunshine and a very quiet picture on radar this year. still holding on to some light snow flurries. the bay area, though, done with our rainfall that we had last night still very cool underneath that sunshine oakland. you're at 56 1 of our warmer spots. santa rosa, you fell to the upper 30's earlier this morning. now you're back at 44 degrees. so temperatures are starting to rise under the sun keep the jacket on hand. even into the afternoon. now as we just remain a little cooler today than we're used to reyna. john, thank you for that. all right. so we still do have a hot spot down in los gatos, the one we had 6.80, in fairfield. >> all lanes open. there. but down here still a problem. so northbound 70 south of south santa cruz avenue. and we are seeing delays of until around lexington hills a little under 21 minutes to make into the city to that free must exit at some earlier issues on the bay bridge recovered, though the san mateo bridge a little un

your view outside of the berkeley hills is crystal clear. looks like a beautiful day. you can see the wind, but you can see it on this map right here. winds already having been gusting to 30 to 40 miles per hour range at the coast as well as in our north bay mountains. and this will stay true into the afternoon as well as into tomorrow. red flag warnings for all of the inland east bay and upper elevations elsewhere. don't expire until 05:00pm tomorrow. humidity will fall to around 10 to 15% later on, which is some really prone dry conditions. you pair that with those winds and any potential spark could result in a fast growing fire. now 50's for our current temps. it's cool. it's definitely going up for the jacket later on today. it will be 60's and 70's for your highs. all get to that in the rest of your forecast. thank you for that. so we're start with our richmond. sandra fell bridge because it's the slowest what i'm seeing out there right now. a little under 60 minutes for you to make a drive across towards san rafale not seen any accidents or hazards an uptick in

we've got the low clouds, the misty look to the berkeley hills as we do see some showers passing overy at this moment. a lot of the rest of us have dried out over the south bay. you just got the low clouds, but certainly some wet roadways from last night's rainfall. see just got to keep in mind that conditions are going to remain pretty wet throughout the day. even if you are actively looking at rain today is going to be a breezy one. on top of that. so definitely layer up our next storm system is on the horizon and that's going up rainfall potential into the evening tonight, specially looking at some heavy rain here in a matter of days on into friday morning. so futurecast shows the on and off light showers today into tonight and tomorrow morning rainfall picks up some isolated pockets of heavy rain expected into tomorrow. and then we work into tomorrow evening and friday morning in your morning commute is going to be impacted by some heavy rainfall. the kick off the day on friday. most of it will be out of the region by the time. the height of our morning commute around 7, 8, 9, you

it is that brisk fall feel your view outside at our berkeley hills cam right now starting to brightenspecially for them to the east and south across the bay. but we are now tapping into sunshine that should stay with us for much of the rest of the day today is just going to be cool and windy, which means yeah, get the sweaters jackets out. things that may been stashed in your closets after a long, hot summer 40's and 50's for our current temperatures later

as you can see from your berkeley hills view and dry skies for the wednesday ahead of us. current temperatures are in the 50's. but later today it's all about the 60's and 70's and we're going to keep those numbers around through your thursday and into your friday too. now the weekend does get a little cooler and we do have one slim chance of rain which all talk about still ahead. john, thank you for that. the best news i can give you right now is no major hot spots or delays at this hour. >> you can see they just turn the metering lights on here at the bay ridge. so traffic is start to build a bit, but it's still under 12 minutes to make it into the city to that fremont street exit along the richmond center fell bridge as travelers hit at a richmond across towards center fell. we'll take you a little under 9 minutes to make that drive. the golden gate bridge this morning. clear skies. so about 20 minutes as you're traveling from the north bay into the city. no major issues in the south bay 85 to 80 82 not tracking any accidents along those highways. darya james, back to y

your view outside of berkeley hills camera showing you the low cloud cover that is sitting above theand if you look at satellite radar, it's kind of deceiving. it showing you a lot more than what we're actually seeing. but we have seen a drop litter water right around mount tam right across areas like upper elevations in san francisco. aside from that today really is going to be a dry day, just a cool and cloudy one. so don't forget the jackets and sweaters make sure you dress for this fall weather that we've got 40's and 50's for current temps santa rosa, the cool spot at 44 degrees right now. well, bret, what our warmer spot at 60 smack dab in the middle for oakland berkeley and san francisco in the middle of the 50's right now. john, thank you for that will be don't have any major hot spots at this hour. we do have a little drive. >> into the city from the east bay. so we'll take you about 60 minutes. as you can see, they turned the metering lights on there on the bay bridge. the richmond center fell commute. pretty like this morning. a little under 9 minutes for you as you're hea

camera shows you the blue skies up above and definitely a nice view from our berkeley hills. there are spots of fog, though, that i do want to note and it is not marine layer but rather just some fog that is formed within the bay that is resulting in some isolated lower visibility. that's true from san pablo bay up the bay shoreline down to portions of san jose. so be mindful of this low grade that is resulting in pockets of lower visibility radars. otherwise showing sunshine overhead and this low cloud cover that we do have this morning. it's not going to last. we're set up for abundant sunshine already for most areas and for some of our foggy neighbors here shortly santa rosa, our cool spot at 49 degrees while are warm spot at 60 right now. reena, thank you for that. john is going to sell tamala costumes and just give them to die and james and then you guys will be able to say no >> as you're traveling along the richmond sandra fell bridge. we've got a whole lot of fog and just settled in. >> so drive times are going up a little under 19 minutes for you. there. you definite

a view from our berkeley hills camera down into the bay shows that we don't have the presence of marine layer either. we're going to very low humidities paired with this strong wind through the day and this morning, into this afternoon, the breezy us tough times. half moon bay has been especially windy this morning feel for those people standing out there watching those giant pumpkins good card right now. or get weighed card later santa rosa in petaluma 30 mile per hour winds vacaville 31 mile per hour winds currently and as you can see, it stays that way into the afternoon and well into tomorrow. humidity is dropping for our inland spots. already fairfield around 28%. we'll see humidity falling to around 10 to 15% this afternoon and that's when we're going to be our peak fire danger paired with our strong winds 50's for most of our current temperatures oakland and alameda at 57 degrees right now. in the meantime, double in napa as well as lead to down into the 40's. so do bundle up on this brisk morning right now. john, thank you for that. we do have a couple of accidents out there. bu

your view outside her berkeley hills camera does show you that cloud cover.tting right above us now for the most part, the bay area is looking at dry skies. but a couple of sprinkles have been seen in northern napa and solano counties up in the lake

your view outside right now is showing some clear skies from your berkeley hills. cam. not at all. a bad view from the east bay looking down into the bay. as for visibility right now, san jose. and at times pockets a little bit further northward from there. we'll be seeing some of that fog having settled right into the south bay. you can actually see that reflected here in radar. a little bit of green showing up there along with those low clouds that we are seeing from san jose southward on into morgan hill. so just to watch your travel in the south bay roads a little bit damp as well from those misty conditions that we have been seeing. 50's and 60's for current temperatures. berkeley san francisco pacifica and bodega bay each right at 60 degrees. some of more mild spots at the moment. the rest of us are mostly settled into the 50's this morning. so jackets this morning. this afternoon pull up the sunscreen again. you're going to need it with the sunshine and 70's. we have in store for us thank you for ryan. the roads this morning, day away from friday traffic is pretty light at t

now you're looking outside at our east bay camera here situated in the berkeley hills, an area that isll under a red-flag warning until 05:00pm our inland. >> east bay, valleys and hillside still under that red flag warning skies are clearing a crystal are crystal clear dry yet again today. tomorrow, though, we do see that potential of a couple of sprinkles drifting on back into the picture today. it's just sunny and windy, though. those red flag warnings, as i mentioned for upper elevations of the peninsula. north bay. all of the inland east bay remain until 05:00pm today. wind advisories for the rest of us have expired today. not quite as windy as yesterday but windy enough that fire danger still a big concern. so not a cloud in the sky today. another crystal clear one, you'll start to see cloud cover increasing tonight and then ruring morning hours tomorrow the potential of a few light sprinkles are turning to the bay area. certainly most likely for areas like marin county. but as we work our way towards your late morning tomorrow might be talking just a sprinkle or 2. it's nothing

very cool feel to it as you do eventually step out there looking outside this morning at your berkeley hills. cam, a misty view. most of the rainfall that we're seeing at this point is nothing more than a few missed the spots that are hanging out a few light showers stretching right across the bay from oakland and san leandro down across 92 eventually towards redwood city pockets in their of lighter showers and not to turn on the windshield. wiper in other areas. conditions. do remain unsettled enough today that i want you to keep the rain jackets on handy because we will be seeing light showers through the course of the morning and afternoon winds are maybe the most noticeable things you're crossing your ridges this morning out of the south and east and pushing across the day as high as 25 miles per hour. so it is making for that cool feel along with those 50's that we're in the midst of san mateo and doubling each at 57 degrees oakland at 58 hayward at 59 right now. none of those 30's in the north bay like we saw yesterday morning. so at least not quite as cold as yesterday was thank you f

. >> your view right now from the berkeley hills cam is showing all right. visibility looking down towards the bay itself and he sort of cloud cover. we have a sitting aloft and that's helping us out in that regard. current temperatures are pretty mild 50's and 60's currently so a nice start to the stay and a really nice afternoon. even cooler than yesterday was, which i'll get to the rest of your forecast. daryn. james, thanks, john. 6. oh, one. and the big news right now. people who work for the city of oakland are going to be required to get the covid shot. last night fact, the city council unanimously approved legislation requiring city employees to show proof. >> a vaccination. they have to do that by november 29th. they can ask for a medical or religious exemption. and if that is granted, then they'll have to be tested regularly. so that's something new happening in oakland. also happening today. the berkeley unified school district will be voting on mandating vaccines for students last week. as we know, governor newsom announced that the state would b

you're berkeley hills, cam clearing up actually a little bit.e of the lights a berkeley down below skies are going to be clear this afternoon inland a little cloudier towards the coastline. cold front having swept through resulting breezy conditions yesterday. now we're just in the midst of a much cooler rest of this forecast getting a look ahead at the afternoon highs in the 60's for san francisco 50's and 60's right at the coastline and then mostly 70's along the bayshore. very comfortable day for bayshore cities today saying carlos at 76 san jose at 78 today. sure. beach yesterday's 88 freeman through hayward also really nice. we do have a few low 80's livermore and danville. among those spots woken up to richmond in the 60's antioch. one of our warmer spots today tied with vacaville. at 81 degrees. now, if you think today's cool just look at the rest of your forecast really feel like fall, especially come thursday and friday when temperatures and some of our inland areas will be even noticeably cooler in the 60's to low 70's for inland spots

get into the berkeley hills east bay hills we see a few showers out there. these are dropping a few hundreds of an inch of rain. not a repeat of yesterday. a few showers in the north bay. mainly in higher elevations. that is moving to the east. once the sun goes down these will completely fall off the map. a chance for a couple showers heading into tomorrow afternoon. future cast shows limited shower activity disappearing heading to this evening. not that much of it to begin with. tomorrow morning it looks like a lot of rain. a lot of this was fall apart. future cast is to overdoing it. there is a chance of showers making its way to the north bay and along the coast. an outside chance in san francisco of passing showers. most of it will stay further to the north and it will be pretty light. we will add it up in future cast. on the high end. around a 10th of an inch of additional rainfall. that is minuscule compared to the 6 to 9 inches that fell widespread across the north bait with higher amounts of over 16 inches of rain. over a foot of rain for kentfield.

conditions out there that are expected to clear when you're viewing out from the berkeley hills down into the bay itself. your north carolina weather center forecast is going to be bringing cloud cover this morning. but some clearing skies later on where we sitting with satellite radar right now, quiet for most of the bay camp bullis sprinkles at the very eastern edge of contra, costa and alameda counties as well as in the mountains above san jose. most of our rainfall has been concentrated out to the central valley in the sierra foothills. and we actually do have snowfall up in the sierra nevada today as cool air really grips the west coast. that's dropping temperatures enough for the first sizable snowfall of the season. of course, the air neighbors. you do see the sprinkles again for the inland east bay in the south bay this morning. nothing more than a sprinkle or 2 here. the bay. it really is much more significant rainfall for the sierra. foothills and then that snowfall up in the sierra nevada towards the afternoon. sunshine comes back out in full force resurgence of cloud cove

the feeling that you need to be rushed as you're getting onto roadways looking outside at our berkeley hills camera. you can see that rain misty. look that we do have 2 without their rainfall continues to push on into the bay area this morning, although not near as widespread as what we saw last is you're going to bed. so we're a little zoomed-in now. we're going to start with the oakland we are seeing current showers sitting right over the bay bridge as well as from berkeley down through oakland alameda towards san leandro up into the hills above the city on over to 24 starting to see an increase in rainfall out towards areas like lafayette, little bit further south and to the west on the peninsula here. we are seeing some conditions that are also quite rainy. 2.80, as well as one o one through san bruno daly city pacifica on up through san francisco. all looking at some wet conditions and rain actively falling san mateo currently seeing some as well as the tarmac there. s f o being wet and rainy at this very moment. marin county showers, situated up the very southern end of the county and

berkeley hills camera show you those fog free conditions that we have over berkeley radar is showing some green down around the south bay. but it is going to be a dry one across the bay area exaggerating a little bit of a low cloud cover that we do have a cross for some of our south bay neighbors currently 50's and 60's for your current temperatures pacifica san francisco bodega bay among our warmer spots near the coastline in the low 60's pretty much everywhere else. the starting off this morning in the 50's and after this cool start, we are in for a really comfortable and pretty mild afternoon daytime highs climbing back into the mid 70's will spend yet another day tomorrow. a slightly cooler weekend just around the corner which all of the breakdown 4 in the rest your forecast back to rain down. thank you so much for that. all right. if you live in your house this morning. not tracking any major delays. >> on our highways heading from the east bay into the city just a little under 9 minutes. do. it does look like we have a traffic hazard on 80 westbound at that connector. but i'm l

certainly no 90's either your view outside her berkeley hills camera is showing some of the low gray that we do have sifted into the bay during our overnight hours. you can still see the view down towards berkeley in the distance. and honestly overall are visibilities fearing just fine as cloud cover is for the most part sitting right above us this morning. so don't expect much in the way of any sort of fog that's going to be blocking out much of review for your wednesday. morning commute 50's and 60's for those current temps hayward oakland conquered and pittsburgh in the low 60's while dublin livermore at 58 berkeley and san francisco each at 57 no 40's on the map this morning. but santa rosa, you're pretty close to that mark at 52 degrees currently wake-up planner shows you that by the time we move into the afternoon day. time highs certainly nothing hot. it's only 60's and 70's even for for this to inland neighbors. just some low 70's. a cool mostly cloudy day and feeling like the middle of fall for sure. it's getting even cooler yet. and yet we do have a slight chance of rain for

oakland berkeley hills firestorm, a devastating event that began saturday october 1930 years ago.gedy sue piper will never forget my family lost our home in 1991. we had to escape the fire. it was a harrowing experience. it was surreal. it was like being in the movies. only it was real and it was hot. piper is secretary of the north hills community association, a sponsor of sunday's 30 year. firestorm commemoration picnic at oakland's lake to moscow, where people gathered to reflect on the fire's impact to the community, john grant. they rang a bell and read the names of each of the 25 lives. lost the city of oakland lost two of our family members. we recommit ourselves to doing everything we can to prevent these tragedies from striking again. mayor libby schaaf and other officials, like oakland's new fire chief spoke about the importance of prevention and togetherness. chief freeman says a lesson learned is the importance of having defensible space of 30 ft. around once home something the department and many homeowners take. seriously we come out. we do our annual inspections. i'

this is what happened on october 19th 1991 the fire started on a private property in the oakland berkeley hillsefighters were able to put it out. but the next morning, strong winds reignited the smoldering embers. and you can see by this video, the hills of oakland and berkeley became an inferno. now the fire destroyed more than 3,000 structures burned 1500 acres and cost one 0.5 billion dollars in damages. according to fema, a 5 year drought low humidity and limited water supply or additional risk factors. the tunnel fires also known as oakland berkeley. firestorm in the oakland hills. fire. it's considered one of the worst and most expensive fires to rage through california at that time. but to this day it's unclear what started it now city of oakland will look back at the 1991 fire during a ceremony today. it takes place at the rockridge bart station and that starts in less than an hour speakers like the oakland city mayor city council members as well as a former firefighter will be in attendance. now if you are able to head out there. you'll notice a mural features more than 2000 hand paint

your view from berkeley is certainly not that it is nice and clear right now over the berkeley hills. visibility is really only being affected right through the golden gate otherwise we're good to go yet again. radar shows you those clear and dry skies. we are off to another cold start to the north bay pretty mild for areas like berkeley alameda, pittsburgh in brentwood. our spots in the 60's. in the meantime, nevado satan. petaluma and santa rosa, you are down into the 40's this morning. so whatever you do, just don't forget the jackets. got to bundle up for this october. starts by your first day of october's afternoon, though. we are back to some hotter conditions, coastal areas well into the 70's. a beautiful day out the coast upper 80's for some bayside areas and back into the 90's for more and more inland spots reyna tom, thank you for that. are looking to look at your bridges this morning. starting with the bay bridge a little under 11 minutes for you to make it from the east bay into the city right now. let's head over look at the san mateo bridge and across towards the peninsu

berkeley hills. cam definitely looking different than it did yesterday. yesterday was crystal clear no marine layer today. hey there you are marine layer back with us and you can see that it does have an impact on his ability in pockets from san francisco to the oakland hills and up around the north bay around santa rosa to we are seeing some evidence of low cloud cover and fog that is streaming into the bay this morning. so do expect at least until the pate, the potential of some isolated pockets of lower visibility. as we do see the return of that ocean cool. there 50's for most of our current temperatures. a few 60's for the stimulant like pittsburgh in brentwood, conquered europe. 58 right now oakland and alameda teach at 56 after what is a mild but cool start temperatures later today rise into the 60's 70's and just barely the low 80's for daytime highs. cooler forecast than what we had been seeing. i'm talking the rest of this week's forecast all still to come back to john, thank you for that. all right. let's get a look at your traffic on this tues

you're berkeley hills. cam is showing some clear skies overhead. we are off to another fog free. start. there's just a couple of pockets of the low gray right along the coastline. it's very condensed and it is very limited. so you may be entering that for a moment or 2. the driving right out of it. if you're right up and down the coastline. radar showing those clear dry skies that we've gotten quite accustomed to the past few days. 50's and 60's for current temps with san jose brentwood alameda beach at 63 concord right at 60 degrees while our cold spots will be nevado and santa rosa 48 degrees to start this morning. so most of us are pretty mild. couple of cold pockets in the north bay later on today. we will be hot all across the border inland areas back into the 90's. as i mentioned, and some solid 70's right at the coast under all that sunshine talking more about the cooler weather that we have after today. still to come right now. don, thank you for that. are let's get a look at your traffic on this monday morning. first monday october. >> all right. a little under 9 minutes

your view outside this morning at the east bay is showing your berkeley hills cam with low cloud cover sitting over head. we do have good visibility across the region. as you can see, any sort of cloud cover is sitting well above the bay area. it's really not resulting in too many issues out there, satellite and radar at this very moment is showing that cloudy blanket that we do have overhead. we will be looking at a couple of sprinkles at times for areas like the santa cruz mountains. but really all in all, today is a dry one. and as you can see on podcast. it's not just dry, but it is also quite clear we're going to stay that way through your morning commute. so this is a commute that's going to be a pretty easy go as you're venturing outside all across the bay area. not looking at too much. that should interrupt chip and less. there is, of course, a traffic incident which rate would keep you updated on 40's and 50's for current temperatures. alameda in hayward each at 57 oakland and pittsburgh at 58 degrees right now berkeley a cool 54 certainly not as cool. some of our north bay ne

pine mountain big rock to 36 the berkeley hills gusting to 3649 mile an hour gust in mission peak. a long, dangerous night. fire conditions are running high. >> and now kron 4 sports. >> giants fans on the edge of their seats game 3 of the national league division series just got underway at dodger stadium. the series all tied up at one apiece after an intense weekend. the oracle park, alex wood is starting on the bump for san francisco. he'll be in familiar territory just in a different uniform would play the last 5 seasons in los angeles and that could give him the edge in tonight's game. he knows many of the dodgers hitters and the ballpark. well, the score right now 0, 0, in the first we will have a live report from sports director jason dumas us coming up later tonight after the game and the giants dodgers winner will face one of these 2 teams next. the braves or the brewers right now the braves have the upper hand. how about some jock jams. joc pederson's three-run homer accounted for all of the runs in today's game 3 of their nlds series braves win it. 3 zip they lead the se

your view outside her berkeley hills camera is showing you some really clear skies overhead. we've enjoyed these clear skies for a while now, just some isolated pockets of fog right at the coastline that have been nothing more then pockets of fog just for a couple of areas time and time again. we are looking at predominantly clear skies of the coast yet again today. still a little dose of fog in a couple of areas. now radar is showing these clear and dry skies much as you enjoy this weekend did make for a really warm weekend. if you're closer to the coast, you enjoyed it. if you're along the bay are further inland. yeah, maybe kind of done with those hotter temperatures concord. you're at 60 right now. brett, what at 65 san francisco berkeley and alameda. also hanging out in the 60's this morning. so a lot of us are actually pretty mild. santa rosa. our cool spot at 48 degrees after what is a fairly warm start to this morning. we do have another hot afternoon ahead of us highs into the low 90's inland 80's along the bay and 70's solidly right along the coastline. but get read

on a little bit lately, although no complaints needed that rainfall your view outside at our berkeley hills camera right now is showing you a little bit a low cloud cover. but overall it is a pretty clear morning skies will remain dry today, which is a change from a couple of late day showers that we had yesterday up in the north bay 50's for current temperatures pittsburgh. you're at 55 right now. same for you in berkeley while san francisco in petaluma 57 our warm spot currently is alameda sitting at 58 degrees. this is a little bit more mild than yesterday for a few spots like santa rosa, which is up 7 degrees from the same time 24 hours ago now later today expect daytime highs to be pretty comfortable highs back into the 70's for a few parts of the bay area 60's for the rest of us. in lots of sunshine and calm winds. good day to get back outside. i'm tracking what we have in the halloween weekend in the starting november all still to come, john, thank you for that. all right. let's get a look at your commute this morning. if you're heading from the east bay into the city right now. a li