santa rosa calistoga. also yonville and j. c.44 says he's in agreement with gary converse, who's in calistoga on the size of yesterday's hailstones, about a half inch small marble sized i posted some of gary's pictures from calistoga. unfortunately they did not show up on my weather computers so, but some incredible here on twitter, take a look at some of the information gary sent on yesterday's hailstorm in calistoga valley. the duration is what everyone really was talking about, not only the size, but the duration lasted a long time and the temperature if you're underneath that dropped about 38 39 degrees. yonville had half inch of rain plus st alina was close santa rosa 44 that was in town. the airport only had 440.2. that's why we call him shower sometimes. vacaville quarter of an inch. cal still got 37 100 fairfield point away. mission peak, fremont point away napa point. oh, for you. this reservoir south that point over some of the lows this morning again. we're incredibly called, by the way. fairfield travis dropped 31 . w

calistoga danville, gilroy all looking for nineties or 94 96? and 98 degrees.ing very, very warm. sonoma mountain and ben lomond mountain are both 71 degrees with a northeast breeze. at the apple of sixties three. i think it's north at about 44 miles an hour , but that's the strongest gust i've seen so far. sixties seventies eighties inland, you'll push them upper nineties so warm to hot here windy up in the hills are out towards the out of the valley, and that's certainly plays into a warmer forecast for some forties for a few but fifties for most berkeley, 50 to 50 to san carlos sunnyvale is down to 50 53 wanna creek napa airport also at 53. one observation by navarro shows 49 el granada 44. when the coast is clear, they really cool off over there. those ocean temps are extremely cold. they're still there. 49 atherton, stanford and then 47 woodside low fifties around san mateo, foster city and also san carlos. the high winds out today, but these systems continue to march in as long as they continue to plow into the pacific northwest that keeps the high from b

in fact, you see some heavier amounts of rain just moving south of calistoga into santa rosa. right now, we're looking at some pretty good downpours at this point, it's not only that the lightning, it's the strong gusty winds that are going to come into the system. in fact, national weather service is now issued a special weather statement for some very strong gusty winds. the potential for some hail. and it looks like this storm system will bring a lot of rain with that as well. in fact, this is continuing to track a little further to the south. the southeast is currently tracking right now. you can see and that direction is going to take it down into some pretty populated places right here. so anywhere along this point, further south to the east are looking at this storm system headed in your direction here in glen ellen, you can see that heading your way about 5.49 eldridge. you're looking at about 5.52, and it's no less 6, 0, 4. watch out for the potential for heavy rain storms and maybe some lightning coming your way. >> all right. coming up with tom brady is planning to

just about to move toward calistoga's. tracking ride along highway 28. likely some small hail in this red and purple shaded area. tracking right down into napa valley. we have thunderstorms already tracking through that same vicinity over st. helena itself. we saw some hail following early afternoon. moving into the northern end of napa. have your rain falling and parts of solana. maybe some small hail within that as well. all of this activity is temporary. it has been weakening as it goes further and further to the southeast. moving toward fairfield. still some cloud and thunder possible moving into the sonoma and napa county line. that is going to continue tracking into the southeast as well. we have a view from one of our alert wildfire cameras. this is from pepper would reserve looking at that as it pushes off to the southeast. that side of the screen. even for the north bay, these rain chances are going to diminish quickly as we head into the rest of this evening. it is a good chance over the next couple hours. we are going to be drying out once the

you're really gets hit hard in calistoga right now. and then this would be pushing off towards st.ena. i think it will hold off in some parts through 6:05 tonight. you can see over clayton, also some rainfall there. likely holds up into west hartley through 5-40 tonight. as we roll through this evening, i do see a slight chance here. still some spotty activity around 7:00 through the east bay and the north bay. then after that, we should be on a drying trend here at 11:00 tonight. and that would also set us up with some dry weather as we head through tomorrow morning's forecast. what about those temperatures? we are still in the freezer when it comes to the morning temps for may. down to 39 again tomorrow and the tri-valley. south bay right here at 40. i've got it starting off at 38 in the north bay and the east bay at 42. as you roll through the day tomorrow, because that system that's producing thunderstorms right now, that's going to start to kick out of here. temperatures will begin to warm up. and you can see the result is about 10 degrees warmer for a lot of places. we'll be

napa 7% humidity, calistoga 5% with the lowering humidity severe drought obviously winds are a concern and fire danger is a concern thursday. we do get a little bit of recovery and humidity only to drop again as we get that northeast wind single digit humidity once again, so that's something to keep in the back of your mind, especially if you're in the higher elevations tonight seven o'clock some areas of low clouds with the drier air coming in tomorrow morning. limited low clouds and then getting blown away for the late morning early. afternoon morning temperatures 40s 50s some fog and low clouds right around the coast and bay tomorrow afternoon in the south bay 79 and morgan hill 76 san jose on the peninsula. it's a warmer day 71 in palo alto. you might not notice it along the coast upper 50s still windy downtown san francisco 66 degrees north bay mid-70s around san rafael mid 80s, santa rosa calistoga heading into the east bay 72 oakland fremont 74 castro valley inland areas. we'll be warmer 86 in fairfield 8 livermore 82 in concord, the accuweather's seven-day forecast warming begi

north bay, 98 in calistoga, 95 in sonoma. 83 the high in oakland, inland, 90's, if not 100 in brentwood in livermore. overnight, clear skies and we hang on to warm temperatures -- 50's and 60's. mild night on the way as we head into wednesday. wednesday, cooler weather will move in, but await from the coast, we are well into the 90's. thursday, closer to average, 50's and 60's closer to the water, 70's inland. hot date today with fire danger, still hot tomorrow. temperatures tank thursday and friday. holiday weekend, morning fog, afternoon sunshine, temperatures in the 70's and 80's. reggie: good morning america coming up. >> is primary day in five states. a look at the high stake races that could show or not show former president trump's influence in the gop. are americans pumping the brakes on memorial day? where you can find gas reveals. plus, counting down to the special usa for lymph games and this? this is supersonic wifi from xfinity. it's fast. like beyond gig speed fast. incoming! we're talking three times the bandwidth and the power to connect hundreds of devices at once. [all

, santa rosa, but you have to like 59 100 petrified forest in between santa rosa calistoga over a half inch of rain. st alina was close santa rosa in town, 44 100 bennett valley. picked up 30 to 100. vacaville had about a quarter of an inch mission peak. fremont 1000.8. and you this reservoir picked up 0.4. the sierra had more snow all the bonus late in the season. i know, but still we'll take it 3 to 6 inches of fell. maybe 1 to 2 today would probably be it. but a much quieter pattern. the low responsible is not over us. it has now moved into the sierra. the reason why you're seeing clouds out over here. the colder air over the still cold. pacific temps. that's why you're seeing more cloud cover out over the ocean. the water temps are also very cold. but the air aloft is even colder. so the low, let's give it credit. it's now taking the turn starting to head into. this year in nevada. we get more of a dryer northwest breeze behind it a little warmer today but held in check today and tomorrow because another system is moving in tomorrow, so sixties to upper sixties a few near 70. i mea

calistoga, danville, gilroy. what nineties did it? can't feel from 84 to 88 oakland downtown 75 to 8 livermore, 88 to 97 san jose from 83 to 90. today red flags still favors areas to the east sacramento valley, but eastern solano county i do mention it as well, even though that's not the responsibility of the national weather service in sacramento. that's monterey for eastern contra costa county because they've been on that northerly breeze. temperatures aloft that's called your inversion. you get warm air aloft that traps everything below it, and all these locations also have a northerly breeze or northeast now diablo north of 44, but sonoma mountain in ben lomond man at 71. that's called your cap that traps everything below that so that will translate into warm temps inland. no doubt about it. lots of sunshine. hazy, warmer, warm to hot, windy up in the hills, but not so much at the surface 50 sixties on your temps. although brentwood, says 71 they will be in the upper nineties today, but actually a couple of forties in here point r

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the overnight hours, a burst of gusty winds develops in the inland areas from napa to fairfield, calistogaou can see here 25-33 miles per hour going into tomorrow morning. into tomorrow afternoon, remaining gusty. that's what's going to elevate the fire danger as it dries out the atmosphere even more. you have critically dry fuels. tomorrow night, the winds begin to ease but still windy right near the coast. that north wind, watch what it does to the humidity. 10:00 tomorrow morning, 17% fairfield, 19% in napa, down to the single digits by early afternoon. and he fires that develop are going to quickly move, so we are just hoping that there aren't any big fires or fires that do breakout. 8:00 tomorrow morning, high to very high fire danger in the northern and eastern part of our viewing area. that continues into the early afternoon. by evening, even though it is still high in the northern part of our viewing area, it begins to start to come down. here is what is bringing us all the wind, brought us the cooler weather today. it is a trough that has dug out. we have been seeing gusty winds i

mid-80's, napa, calistoga, santa rosa. a few high clouds, sunshine, 76, oakland, san leandro.till going to be warm, not as hot as today. 83, livermore. 86, concord. high fire danger beginning tomorrow, continuing on friday. as we head toward the weekend, the wind will ease, temperatures will be in the 60's to 80's range. back to the monday through wednesday, low to mid 90's inland. when big tobacco's products were found out to be killers, they promised smokers safety. they called it a filter. but this filter wasn't safe or useful, just small and made of microplastics that have endangered us all. for far too long, they have polluted the earth. they're literally everywhere. there's no need to search. big tobacco, you'll have to answer for your despicable ride, for your wake of destruction. your one little big lie. ama: the rules and guidelines to enter for next year's oscars are getting back to pre-pandemic times. oscar hopefuls will have to launch new films that media -- and movie theaters and streaming services. the theatrical run must be a minimum of seven consecutive days in

in fact, we've got some very strong storms still located toward north right near calistoga.fact, rotating in that direction. it's really coming down in that area. you can see numerous lightning strikes just in the last 15 minutes. we've had a good death. 3 lightning strikes there and rain rates in around the top. so that cell that's over almost 3 and a half inches an hour. that is enough to cause some flooding. localized flooding anyway. and a lot of ponding out there on the road. now they're not the only ones. we've got more of that a little further to the south. now you can see into the napa area. well, things have settled down a little bit from some of those thunderstorms early on, but still some rain there. and if you look towards fairfield, still some strikes happening there. it's real possibility. you could see some thunderstorms developing in that area. so very active weather all around the bay area this afternoon, especially focused in the north and the east bay, the rest of the bay area. couple scattered showers in the east bay right now, but not much. then you get

also, for the hills up around calistoga, some high wind gusts there. as we take a live look outside in san jose, we're seeing this cold front pass by bringing us more clouds and the temperatures still in the upper 50s. we're going to make it to the upper 60s for today, much cooler than what we have seen recently, but don't get too used to it because we have a big warmup headed our way. we'll talk about that in a few minutes. >> at 11:00, an oakland officer injured in a shooting investigation. it happened last night not too far from cypress freeway memorial park. police say they witnessed a shooting, that shooter then ran into a nearby home. at that point, a possible vehicle involved in the incident drove away and struck an officer's patrol vehicle. that officer was taken to the hospital and is listed in stable condition. there's still no word on any arrests in this case. >> later today, contra costa health will launch a plan they call path to zero with the goal of eliminaing covid deaths that are preventable, namely by urging people to go to their loca

i mean, napa airports in their calistoga is 35. santa rosa's 36 cloud cover, keeping more 40 southward, but looking latin ville upper lake calc veldt, middletown, all near freezing or at their windsor's 36 runner, parks. 37 sonoma 37 even 41 point raised. the layout 41. those are cold cold lows, but the low forms hangs out for a day and then starts to kick out starting if not late tonight or early tomorrow morning, it'll just again. it's hit and missed . it's a broad brush forecast because it's impossible to pinpoint all where that's going to be fifties. for most of the attempts today, we'll take a look at that extended out looking about 10 minutes. you stay for today is the first full day of service for san francisco's newest supervisor. he represents. what hope is. hope for a new future hope for transformation. but more importantly, in knowing matt for so many years. what i appreciate is his willingness to build bridges to work together to make the hard decisions. and to focus on the work that's important to san franciscans. mayo

isolated showers around the north bay, up by calistoga and cloverdale. we'll see a few more as we head towards tomorrow morning. but the bigger story continues to be the gusty winds. over 46 miles per hour around sfo. throughout the bay area, 20 to 30-mile-per-hour winds with highs today in the 50s. so the chilly changes to the weekend forecast will carry through for at least the first couple of days of the workweek through about tuesday. showers at times. more sierra snow. we'll take a closer look at the totals, and when summer-like temperatures arrive in our seven-day forecast. a look at that coming up in about 15 minutes. back to you. >> okay, rob, thank you. >>> and if you haven't already, make sure to download our free nbc bay area app. you can keep an eye on the changing conditions in your neighborhood. just type in your zip code to get a forecast tailored specifically to where you live. >>> turning to the war in ukraine. 60 people are feared dead after a russian air strike hit a ukrainian school. it happened yesterday in a village in eastern ukrai

it could hold up to calistoga through 6:16 tonight. and the second complex down here moving off to oakmont through 5:52 this evening. again, if you hear thunder, you are close enough to be struck by lightning. so definitely head indoors. and if you see any flashes, also head inside. let's take you down to the other zone here. just outside of yountville as this moves off a little to the east and south, passing yountville over this hour. may hold up some of this activity through 6:19. we'll have more looks at the radar and the big heaton way. i'm back with that in about 15 minutes. >> a lot happening in wine country. thank you, jeff. >>> this is something we're all experiencing in realtime. the rising prices. president biden is once again blaming pandemic shutdowns and what he calls putin's war. the president also laid out his proposed solution, saying while republicans have no plan. nbc's brie jackson has the details from washington, d.c. >> reporter: gas prices rising by the day. >> look what i just put. $95. >> insane. i've never -- i

thirties on the temps thirties for napa calistoga. santa rosa mill valley also wanted creek.l. now it's park, stanford and woodside atherton in los altos, both at 40, then mid forties around san mateo, belmont. over towards montara and also pacific and in the los altos hills. the low moves out, let's give it credit. for this time of year. it was an amazingly cold system. it will be a little warmer today. not much change tomorrow. we'll get some clouds over the hills later today. 50 sixties to near 70. it's friday and saturday. can you warm it up? yes, we can. especially on saturday. you guys all right. thank you, steve. and oakland city council member says he is fed up with a recent spike in crime and coming up what he wants to do to try to keep people safe and earthquakes. they're not just happening here on earth. they also happen out in space. nasa just detected what it calls a monster earthquake on another planet. ok, floor and decor, show me what you've got. now this tile says "spa day, all day." but this tile says "classic gone glam." and this modern look? it's sleek...

the overnight hours, a burst of gusty winds develops in the inland areas from napa to fairfield, calistogaou can see here 25-33 miles per hour going into tomorrow morning. into tomorrow afternoon, remaining gusty. that's what's going to elevate the fire danger as it dries out the atmosphere even more. you have critically dry fuels. tomorrow night, the winds begin to ease but still windy right near the coast. that north wind, watch what it does to the humidity. 10:00 tomorrow morning, 17% fairfield, 19% in napa, down to the single digits by early afternoon. and he fires that develop are going to quickly move, so we are just hoping that there aren't any big fires or fires that do breakout. 8:00 tomorrow morning, high to very high fire danger in the northern and eastern part of our viewing area. that continues into the early afternoon. by evening, even though it is still high in the northern part of our viewing area, it begins to start to come down. here is what is bringing us all the wind, brought us the cooler weather today. it is a trough that has dug out. we have been seeing gusty winds i

cluster of lightning strikes are showing up porter creek road in the north bay near our radar site, calistoga. you will notice around 10 lightning strikes as we pan zoom this i should say this is heading in the direction of mount saint helena 524 yountville at 5:39 moving very slow as we go into the east bay. there's some development happening in the east bay around clayton. you will notice kirker pass road. yes some showers there. i wouldn't be surprised if some of that moves in your direction three reports of hail in the north bay in the past three hours as we widen the picture here you will notice what's going to happen all the way until about 8 pm. we're gonna to continue to see some thunderstorms develop. and moving south eastward after that things will quiet down but the thunderstorm threat is there which means lightning and hail just a reminder to head indoors if you do here thunders obviously outside your door from our east bay hills camera. we are seeing some convective showers. the cumulus clouds are developing vertically. i should say cumulonimbus that thunderstorms are developing

helena, calistoga, the list goes on. jeff is back with us now. and that is still happening as we speak, right? >> very dangerous to drive in, and of course with the lightning, that is also extremely dangerous. so we're not used to seeing this very often. if you see the lightning or you hear that thunder, you're close enough to get struck. so you want to head indoors. if you can safely get some video from inside, we'd love to see it. you can send it to nbcbayarea.com. also get ahold of us on twitter and facebook. let's get you in to where it is the most severe right now, and you can see multiple lightning strikes. the purple on my radar here that is indicating some of that small hail we're picking up. and when you start to get into the orange and red color, that is heavier rainfall. you can see the key here at the top. in santa rosa, you have been hit quite hard here over the past 30 to 45 minutes. you've got some hail out here on your eastern side of the city. also some lightning strikes. we'll take you down to the most severe spot right now. thi

. >> look at the storms just popping up in and around santa rosa calistoga saying lena, it is really been coming down there and that's where the focus is right now. look at that cell that is pushing just to the south now, santa rosa. look at. we just had a lightning strike live on air near oakmont and that is pushing near owner park as well watching the storm system very closely has had a history of producing numerous lightning strikes already. probably the potential of some hail embedded with that as well. and some gusty winds and very heavy rainfall to go along with that. some of the rainfall rates almost 3 inches per hour. that is enough to cause some issues out there. if you're out there on the roadways, see some of the very heavy rainfall coming down there. but national weather service has issued a special weather statement for the storm system is continuing to track to the south east. and as it does, it's going to affect all these areas along this path until it should finally weekend as the sun sets. but that is going to be some time. so many of these areas just the south, as g

we have experienced 66 downtown san francisco north bay 82 in vallejo 81 in san rafael mid 80s, calistoga, santa rosa in the east bay 74 in oakland hayward 79 fremont get inland. it's going to be hot, but it is going to be jason warm 86 and antioch 84 livermore 85 in concord now when the giants take on the padres at oracle park tomorrow afternoon at 1:05 at 61 degrees really pleasant ball game weathers 66 degrees by 405 make sure you have your sunscreen. you'll need it the accuather seven-day forecast lighter winds tomorrow warmer inland that warming continues next week. we bring you summer like heat tuesday, wednesday mid-90s inland mid-60s coast coast side, but just as you get used to it. windy and much cooler thursday friday leading into that long holiday weekend dan great sandy. thank you back here in just a moment. (music throughout) it's time for our memorial day sale on the sleep number 360 smart bed. why choose proven quality sleep from sleep number? because every green thumb, 5k, and all-day dance party starts the night before. the sleep number 360 smart bed senses your movements

also calistoga. sunnyvale is in there as well.ops. a little warmer than 48. what we're seeing is a series of these systems. they come into the pacific northwest. you can see that and then they do this. they dive in here. those are wind producers for us, and that's the kind of the pattern we're in, except for tuesday and wednesday. there'll be another system coming in late thursday, friday and then a stronger one on sunday. that's the one sunday into monday. it looks like it will give the sierra some high elevation snow. it will be a much cooler, windy pattern for us. maybe some rain. maybe some 50 60 seventies on the temps for today, tomorrow will start to warm up the warmest day of the week will be wednesday by far start to drop those temps thursday and then alien pam, we call it right back down again going into the weekend. all right. thank you. steve new at six and oakland police officer injured at the scene of a shooting last night. what we are learning about what happened in the officer's condition. plus the reason some peopl

unlike today where we did not hit 90 degrees it is the difference lori elk going to calistoga close toer 60s to near 70 in san francisco. the giants forecast, the mets will be in town we should see the upper 60s to low six is. and then trending warmer even for san francisco for tuesday and wednesday. the red flag warnings starts at 11:00. see the gusty wind and that area inland to california. you will have to watch this closely. low humidity level and rising temperatures. 97 in santa rosa. here is fairfield. 90s around san jose and bayside. i think it will be the east bay that sees the top in terms of those temperatures for the next two days. wednesday still not 100 degrees. and easy to face the seabreeze before i can deal with this. you see 60s and 70s across the way. as we head to the forecast into the weekend there are breezy conditions and it looks like the showers will stay away from the bay area and storms that miss us to the north, give us more wind in addition of that cooling. it is heading toward memorial day. kind of a hot start to the week. dry conditions in the hills. you h

temperatures are bumping up calistoga 53 the city 55 brentwood 57 degrees a lot of forties, though, in there some low forties for us creeks down to 42. mid forties thirties up in lake county tupper lake there, but look at pope valley, napa and sonoma. that's all because of that northerly direction and then forties on the one oh one corridor all the way from cloverdale all the way down in the bottle. ross and sausalito. so the low kicks out the high kicks in for two days, and then we'll start to see a big drop on those temps starting thursday, a week system friday will continue the cooler pattern, the one to watch his sunday that could give us some rain about santa rosa, sacramento north and maybe some high elevation snow and boy it will be windy and cooler around here. so chilly morning, then sunny and warmer, 60 seventies eighties on your attempts tomorrow will be the warmest day could have a few pushing the upper eighties. and then it drops right on thursday and continues right into the weekend. pam all right. thank you. steve proposal to keep the gilroy garlic festival is now facing

all of her jang in fremont and our friend mike in calistoga with that beautiful view.trong seabreeze with gusts coming in that will also pull in more clouds across the bay with a drizzle in the morning. mostly cloudy around the coast in the interbay during the afternoon we get sunshine but windy conditions come across the coast. it's going to keep the daytime high down for the coolest day the week as we head toward tomorrow. starting off in the 50s inland and the wind is still coming in. 20 to 30 mile per hour gusts. you can see the high near 70 in san jose. mid 60s in oakland. and mid 70s in and around the area with the ocean air condition coming through it will keep artificers down. but what will changes the wind direction later on in the week. the weather system misses to the north and you can see the lines of pressure. that gives us northwind which is the reason why the temperatures in the second half the week are going back in. high pressure off to the west. the rain chances are here unlike the last few weeks will likely stay to the north and the temperature will

the north bay, look for highs of 68. 73 for calistoga.ast bay highs, mid 60's. 66 than oakland and the inland east bay will top out in the upper 60's for san ramon. though to mid 70's everywhere else -- low to mid 70's everywhere else. here's the accuweather seven-day forecast and we will have a sharp increase in temperatures after tomorrow's drop in temperatures. i wednesday, watch for high temperatures in the low 90's. that is august and september weather. thursday, still warm but 10 degrees cooler than wednesday. friday, the temperatures moderate and by next weekend we see temperatures a couple of degrees below normal for this time of year. we have all swings for the temperature range. dion: i will hold onto my desk real hard so i don't get oh, wow barbara corcoran! good morning. sorry, but we don't need any business help now. we're gigillionaires. what? we're gigillionaires now. i don't get it we have at&t business fiber with hyper-gig speeds. -but i just... -so thanks, we're doing great. i'm so happy for you! but i'm just here for my

been 90's from santa rosa to calistoga as we head into the east a, 82 in oakland, 90 in fremont.these temperatures are well above average, 95 in concord. 98 antioch. 96 livermore. 95 in pleasanton. as we start to see the high clouds tomorrow, look what shows up in the afternoon. the fog closes in along the coastline. that is going to raise the humidity, which will drop our fire danger going into thursday. tomorrow, fire danger is still high. upper 90's mid 60's coast side, breezy with morning drizzle on thursday. much cooler when you are out of the 90's. you will notice the minor warming for friday and we have a few chance for sprinkles or drizzle on saturday with the low-pressure system passing to our north. gusty winds on memorial day. it is looking nice and mild. low 60's to mid 80's before we bump up the temperatures on tuesday. dan: that is lovely for the holiday. when it comes to those record high gas prices, we may have a hint of good news to share. that is next. heads up, because of the live coverage of the shooting in texas, today's episode of general hospital did not ai

mainly upper 70s to about 80 at calistoga 78 at napa east bay highs 71 in oakland 72 castro valley and the inlet east bay will see highs in the upper 70s to 80 at pittsburgh and antioch. maybe even 84 at fairfield here's whether seven-day forecast notice that sharp cooldown i mentioned on monday. bounce back up by about 10 degrees in our inland areas on tuesday. wednesday is likely to be the warmest day in the forecast period with highs near 90 degrees inlet up to about 80 around the bay shoreline only low 60s on the coast and then after wednesday, we'll see temperatures gradually tapering off to a more seasonal and certainly a cooler range going into the weekend. all right spencer. thanks. and we will be right back. i'm 53, but in my mind i'm still 35. that's why i take osteo bi-flex to keep my moving the way i was made to, it nourishes and strengthens my joints for the long term. osteo bi-flex, find our coupons in sunday's paper. xfinity mobile runs on america's most reliable 5g network, but for 30% less than t-mobile, so you have more money for more stuff. this phone? fewer grocerie

the same thing around calistoga. you can see the thunderstorm, these are moving ever so slowly. expect some pea-sized hail, locally gusty winds and some local downpours. driving on hail, his eyes, what is going to be like driving on snow, be careful. >> thank you. sonoma county supervisors are considering urgent temporary bans on vacation rental apartments. the ban would take effect immediately and will remain in effect for 45 days. during the time, the county will study the impact that airbnb rentals have on housing. they are also looking at complaints of noise, garbage, and carping -- working issues. supervisors are expected to consider permanent regulations. >> a lot more coming, drought outlook, where the state and the bear area stands -- bay area stands and why this drought can cost you big money. ready to retire? a sports icon stepping down. air equality, the environmental air equality, the environmental group lawsuit trying meet apartment 2a, 2b and 2c. air equality, the environmental group lawsuit trying 2a's monitoring his money with a simple text. like what you see abe

santa rosa at calistoga east bay highs oakland 75 castro valley 77 and the inlet east bay as is often the case will be our warmest region with highest ranging from mid to upper 80s generally but up to about 90 at fairfield and brentwood and here is the accuweather 7-day forecast notice the midweek warm up. monday low 90s inland tuesday upper 90s to almost 100 in the warmest inland areas mid-90s inland on wednesday, by the way midweek. we'll see high temperatures around the bay shoreline in the mid to upper 80s, which is pretty warm for this time of the year. but thursday, we got a sharp cool down which will continue going into friday and saturday temperatures will remain will return i should say to a more seasonal range by next weekend, but we've got some toasty days coming our way if you love the warm weather you're gonna love midweek. yeah the toastiest tuesday i see thank so much spencer, i appreciate it. now. they are gold-blooded or in this case gold to the core see how warriors fans are getting ready for the team's trip to dallas. fanduel and draftkings, two out of state corpora

mid to upper 80's to most of the north bay taking you to sonoma, calistoga, low to mid 90's there. hward and newark. and as we had inland, san ramon a lesson 10 will try to buck the while everyone else around 90 to 95 degreesen. maybe the first time someone was turning on their air-conditioner. if not then, looking ahead, bibby saturday, sunday, monday, or tuesday inland. -- maybe saturday. here's cooler weather with a dry cold front. even though we drop two to six degrees, we are still warmer than average. saturday, you can see we took off once again with 80's and 90's around the day and the coast. what free a condition, i should say the bear dusty baker and inland. that is when you go to the coast. i hope you have great evening. back to you. >> thank you, mike. the trouble with traveared new plan for flexible travelers good will talk about what that means to you coming up meet apartment 2a, 2b and 2c. 2a's monitoring his money with a simple text. like what you see abe? yes! 2b's covered with zero overdraft fees when he overdraws his account by fifty bucks or less. and 2c, well, s

calistoga headed for the south and now beginning to taper off just a bit. and that's some good news. finally looked like things are going to start to settle down. we're not completely done yet, but these coming on and missed hours really need energy from the sun to get right to some of those storms. this time of year and well as the sun sets, they lose some of that energy. and so tower start to collapse and then we're left some leftover rainfall into parts snow right now. also in the napa. but it was coming down for a while. the rest, the bay area really about a bad day. you have mostly clear skies. some sunshine along the peninsula on parts of east bay and never know that all that was happening less. you look north and saw those tremendous thunderstorms up in that direction. now tonight, showers are starting to come to an end. in fact, as we roll through the evening here, here's the forecast. you can by 9 o'clock. those are really tapering off. maybe just a couple of scattered light showers by 10 o'clock. that is long gone. and we say goodbye to this storm

helena, toward calistoga as well.ownpours may bring in small hail, thunder and lightning. beware of that for later today. and that's where we could see close to an inch of rain while other areas see absolutely nothing. so definitely a mixed bag of weather here while the sierra will get about one to three inches of snow for today. and we deal with this active weather today, everything quiets down and we go to spring for tomorrow as well as thursday, then look at friday, more feeling like summer out there, and definitely a summer feel to the air on saturday, with our valley temperatures in the upper 80s, while san francisco will go from the 50s to the low 70s this weekend. >>> mike, how is it looking for the chute? >> we don't have that summer feel in all spots but san jose lighter build, building 101 up toward santa clara. same thing for the east bay typical nimitz toward fremont. westbound for most of the routes the major commute, the crash and debris cleared from the bay bridge it seems but we have the backup that ri

tonight that was peak sonoma, calistoga vacaville as well as fairfield.e of our windiest spots this morning and some of our highest fire danger areas as well at the coast. you'll also be windy and that pairing of cool windy conditions does mean jacket worthy and sweater or the conditions along the coast. elsewhere in ehe bay area. you really won't want to worry about the jacket so much, especially not this afternoon as we are warming things up a bit compared to yesterday. that changes, though. you see that cold front sitting north of the high pressure ridge that's currently keeping us warm. well, that's about to slide through cooling things down, starting on thursday. so today and tomorrow are easily the hottest of the forecast tomorrow. we'll be seeing highs inching into the 90's for parts of solano county. well, after that thursday, we dip right back down into the low 80's in our warmest and further cooling into the weekend. back down into the 70's. as for today, though, not the hottest day, but warming up temperatures in the 60's to 70's for san franci

when they get gus that strong forties fifties on the temps calistoga 45.s cloud cover is keeping us from cooling off more so el granada pacifica or 49, woodside's 49. then it's so san mateo, then it's a lot of fifties or even fifties. so i said, thermal, really on the temps. almost everyone is the same series assistance will be marching in here. the first one is dragging across the north. a much stronger cold or deeper system will move in on sunday, monday the window pick up we could get some scattered showers on sunday from the build ups and the unstable air mass and serious snow looks likely not only sunday night, but also monday, it could be about six inches to a foot. not maybe some drizzle here next couple of mornings here are a couple of evenings here will focus on that system sunday, monday and tuesday. and you're saying there's some okay totals here for me coming in? probably not a lot rain wise, but there could be some pretty good buildups and thunderstorm activity. keep an eye on as we go forward and for the syrup. it starts sunday and goes into

so we're a little bit warmer than that with 75 in novato near 80 calistoga getting into the yellows here some of the oranges indicating the warmer air pushing through but as we get towards our east bay pleasant with 72 in hayward 71 in san leandro berkeley about 70 today, so a few degrees warmer for you and you head inland and you'll notice a few 80s here out towards antioch and pittsburgh fairfield 8476 in the san ramon. valley and as we look at the accuweather 7-day forecast notice as we get into your monday the winds kick up that's gonna allow for the numbers to come down at least six degrees or so from the bay to our inland valleys and it never was that warm anyway at the coast but even cooler there tuesday and wednesday that offshore flow quickly warms us up upper elevations north and east bay hills little gusty at times and then that sharp cool down on thursday over the weekend. we're back to more more average temperatures with our onshore. so it's been kind of quiet except for that breeze dictating the ups and downs throughout the next several days, but pretty nice out there chair

we have a red flag warning in effect until 08:00pm tonight, very breezy north wind, calistoga sonomaout of the north in very windy in those inland spots. winds out of the west along the coastline are going help to keep cool. you're coastal area. so if you're heading out to the ocean today, keep the jackets with you. elsewhere in the bay area. don't need to worry so much about that as you will. the sunscreen along with the shorts and t-shirt cold front behind our high pressure ridge. so are up and down the roller coaster of temperatures does continue this week today and tomorrow, the warmest, but as that cold front slides through wednesday night into thursday, we're about to be in for a significant dip in temperatures today. highs climbing well into the 80's tomorrow, nearing 90 for many spots and then falling into the upper 70's to low 80's by thursday, today's high 60's 70's for san francisco, some 50's and 60's at the coast where you want your jackets elsewhere in the bay get away from the jackets and just head out there and enjoy some sunshine 80's for you in the south bay where w

their schools to pg and e workers were hurt after a water pressure test on a gas line failed in calistoga, the utility says. this happened on friday afternoon when the utility workers were making sure that the line there along highway 29. could safely take the pressure of natural gas flowing right through it. at some point, something went wrong and the workers were hurt. they were taken by a chp helicopter to an emergency room. this, by the way, is not video of that incident. pg and e. has not released any details on the specific injuries or the condition of the workers. pg and e. denied earlier reports that was an explosion were heard in the area and that there was no fire or release of gas. the president of the oakland city council, is calling on police to step up proactive law enforcement in the community near lake merritt as our crime reporter henry lee tells us this comes following the fourth deadly attack in that area since november. it's happened yet again. 1/4 homicide along the same cold, a sack at the edge of lake merritt in oakland. by day , the stretch of lakeshore avenue was

pick your location, like for example, calistoga or been loman or maybe even the tri valley. and watch the wind speeds fluctuates. so as we take a look at these wind speeds, the gusty assess and the windiest part of our day will be this afternoon into the early evening hours, and that's certainly is assuring the pollens around. my eyes have been watering all day. i know you probably suffer from the allergies as well. we have the tree count on the high side. so high pressure still in command, but we have this insight or butting up against that ridge of high pressure. therefore the very windy conditions but tomorrow that will exit and we will have some warmer conditions, but it won't be as warm as it will be. on wednesday , backing it up a bit today breezy and cooler right now on the high sierra. we're talking about temperatures in the forties and fifties 52 degrees, which is pretty typical for this time of the year, but we have a wind advisor in place through this evening. it is a monday with madness. we have fluctuating whether in fact roller coaster temperatures yesterday it

the high winds will continue for parts of the north bay coast from marin to sonoma county, toward calistoga as well as some of the hills where at 1:00 we'll start to see it calming down a bit but it's gusty. our temperatures today reach into the low 60s for san francisco, upper 60s for oakland and some upper 60s for the tri-valley with a few spots reaching the low 70s. but we will talk about a warmup in our forecast and that's coming up in a few minutes. >> thanks, kari. >>> more than 5.5 million ukrainians have fled the war in their country and those numbers just in from the united nations. more than two-thirds of them are seeking refuge in poland. all of this comes ahead of the planned visit overseas for first lady jill biden, she's going to first stop in romania, then on mother's day, sunday, she plans to meet with ukrainian mothers and children taking refuge in slovakia. >> bay area house speaker nancy pelosi now the highest ranking american leader to visit ukraine. the third in command made that surprise trip on saturday. this is new video of pelosi meeting today with poland's presiden

the calistoga, though we've got some concerns. the elevated fire concerns. the risk continues and that would be the case throughout the morning hours tomorrow. and you can see that spread the napa area as well and through parts of slow county by the afternoon. tomorrow, things begin to back off a little bit. and that's the good news. so this really the bias fire danger coming tomorrow morning, early on and then throughout the middle of the day and then by the afternoon, everything is going to change will start to see more of a sea breeze kicking in. but tonight, very gusty winds developing outside some of those gusts, 40, maybe 50 miles per hour. you just can't besieve how dry that areas, but this is kind of giving us an idea of what's to come. this is kind of a moderate red flag event as we get later in summer. things dry out more so think it's a lot more critical and troubling that we're seeing it at this at this is hopeful is not a harbinger of things to come yeah, thanks. it. >> other news tonight, the city of east palo alto held a special meeting to tal

stable condition to pg and e employees were hurt after a water pressure test on a gas line failed in calistoga. the utility says it was friday afternoon when the utility workers we're making sure the line along highway 29 could safely take the pressure of natural gas flowing right through it. at some point, something went wrong in the workers were injured. they were taken by a chp helicopter to an emergency room. this is not video of this incident. p genie has not released specific details on the injuries or the condition of the workers. early reports that there was an explosion were denied by the utility and there was no fire or release of gas people had to be rescued from a fire at a uc berkeley office building around noon today, berkeley fire crews say cruz got the call at about 11 55 this morning for a structure fire in a building at about it street near hay street. cal police sent out an emergency evacuation notice for people in that area. when berkeley fire arrived. they say they saw several people who were leaning out of an upper window. in route we did multiple reports that people hang

calistoga still has a brief 60 degrees at that location at berkeley and oakland or 49.od at 56. forties and fifties. i mean, if you get a breeze cloverdale at that site is 58 yet healdsburg, 49 sebastopol. rohnert park, petaluma, nevada, all at 44, sonoma 44 napa 48. those are down by about 57 degrees from yesterday. look at that. i mean, i'm particularly that's a lot. look at that coming across. that is impressive for this time of year and that's going to play into our weather starting late tonight, and then for sure, tomorrow. nice coast, although it could be a little cooler there warmer bay and inland, but it all comes down and cooling begins tomorrow. big fog bank. the wind will pick up and temperatures will drop off the table. and again, it does look like maybe friday, but more likely sunday into monday. that would be impressive. that would be some pretty good sierra snow and some pretty decent rain for us if it materializes sixties seventies eighties today, then after today say goodbye to those eighties temp cell drop big time and we might focus on windy, cool con

fairfield maybe down to gilroy, calistoga up to cloverdale.you'll be operated to near 90 on saturday. then a little bit of fog comes back. we'll cool it down a little bit. looks nice next week. alright steve. thank you. time to sports running campaign signed for sonoma county sheriff's candidate has been defaced. coming up why this is being investigated as a hate crime. in the bay area schools, telling students to once again mask up, the number of covid cases are beginning to surge will tell you the latest school district trying to slow down the virus spread. some home fragrances can be... overwhelming. air wick fresh new day fills your space with fragrance that's always fresh, never overpowering. air wick. connect to nature. ♪ dude, great ride! right? this silverado keeps me connected and in control. and this touchscreen is my command center. ♪ ♪ my command center... the 2022 silverado lt. find new control. find new roads. very well-qualified buyers can get 1.9% financing on all 2022 silverado 1500 pickups. find new roads at your local chevy

fairfield will probably be in their calistoga cloverdale down to gilroy and brentwood. maybe but some fog returned sunday. still nice but then cooler on monday. bqe thank you more protests against the supreme court's draft opinion for overturning roe versus wade, now one member of the court is opening up about their first meeting since that draft opinion was leaked and new developments in the case of w. n. b a star britney griner, who is being held in russia will tell you about a major delay in her case. and what her team, the phoenix mercury says about moving on. rusr detention for another 30 days, the w. n b a star appeared in a moscow courtroom earlier this morning, has been jailed since february 17th when she was arrested at the airport in moscow. her attorney says the fact that the extension was just a month may indicate her trial could start soon. for teammates on the phoenix mercury say they know they have to move on wi. the coach says it's tough. we're all concerned a che to close out their series against the grizzlies tonight at chase center in san francisco. t

forties fifties sixties catlin observation calistoga 60, brentwood 63.ific here going to nudge this high out of here. and we're going in for a dramatic change. so fog returns cooler coastal warm inland. do you think of sea breeze, though it only be just i think late afternoon. it'll start to really kick in cooling begins. big fog bank breezy. everything now says there could be some rain friday to the north, but more likely everything is saying sunday is the day of possible rain for us, and not only that, but serious snow. now these these projections have gone way up as in a foot. between sunday night and monday for homewood and kirkwood. so if you have travel plans on sunday stay tuned to the latest forecast that could be a tough drive sixties seventies eighties. today tomorrow, it's all about cooling and more so as we go into the weekend, you guys steve. thank you. comedian dave chappelle attacked on stage in southern california. a suspected attacker has taken away on a stretcher coming up what happened during his performance last night and the quick re

get them to 90, but most locations when inland were in the low eighties yesterday. 61 santa rosa calistoga in the santa cruz mountains, also around santa cruz proper low fifties santa clare campbell, south san jose, morgan hill, cupertino, saratoga , both at 53, so the high builds in for a couple of days. thankfully it's not building in for weeks or weeks out of time, which we've seen in the past. but we will get a warm to hot pattern for a few days. so getting warmer today. tomorrow is the main day is the wind picks up mainly in the hills and also out to the east. so there'll be some toasty temps tomorrow inland, 60 seventies eighties low nineties today, mid nineties tomorrow, then still warm inland wednesday was starting to cool down on a big drop thursday. friday, you guys all right. thank you, steve. the warriors are now just one win away from the nba finals. still ahead. we hear from coach kerr about the possibility of a sweet against the dallas mavericks tomorrow night. a smash and grab robbery did not go as planned. we're going to show you the surveillance video of the moment of jew

only calistoga. there at 52 is one of the coolest we had. across the pacific. most of these will be in the form of windy and colder than it is rain. this was january, december or january. february i'd say, get ready for rain. as it stands. we'll get some drizzle out of this. and then some scattered showers looks to be the main emphasis here starting later on sunday monday for sure thunderstorms look to be in the mix. as we get some really cold air aloft that days are getting along. as you know. angle of the sun is higher that will generate some thunderstorm activity, so there could be a few locations getting some decent amounts. others. maybe maybe not getting anything this year is going to get in on some snow. it'll start late sunday. monday and early tuesday . looks like the main event very windy up in the mountains, 50 and 80 offend some strong gusts. still there's a wind advisory on the lee side. if you're going up there, 60 seventies on attempts today and tomorrow we start to cool down and then a big drop sunday into monday, you guys th