up north, 111 at cloverdale. i will give you a look later in the newscast at when we can expect cooling relief. karina: in the north bay, the quest to keep cool is creating an air conditioning boom with more homeowners ready to pay for the comfort of cooler air. with extreme heat on the way, technicians are busy. abc7 news reporter cornell barnard is in petaluma and joins us live. cornell: it's not too bad right now actually, low 80's according to the temperature sign behind me. but by this weekend temperatures could spike into the triple digits. for folks who have gone for years without air conditioning, a lot are deciding they can't take the heat anymore. extreme heat is moving into the bay area and it seems everyone has concerns. >> it will be a little tough because i work outside. i am a home health nurse. i see patients at their homes. >> we had plenty of preparation coming from texas. but i do understand here you don't have air conditioning like we do back in texas. cornell: but some heating and air technic

tomorrow's high is 10 six at concord, antioch, livermore. 106 cloverdale, 108 ukiah. the coast only 65 at half moon bay. so the coast is the place to go. statewide, numerous 100 stoke 120 in our interior areas, palm springs. 50's, 60's and 70's the highs others. when the air temperature is 100, asphalt temperature can climb to 160 degrees. you may not want to walk your pets on the asphalt. safety tips, stay never leave people or pets in cars and reduce your exposure to the sun and the heat. i will be back with the full forecast leader. dion: much needed reminders. thank you. despite extreme conditions, pg&e has no plans for public safety safety power shutoffs. they typically happen when there is severe weather and fire danger, like extreme heat and wind. it allows for the utility to turn off power lines so they do not ignite wildfires. dan: want to share this tweet from the national weather service, bay area. it is not just the bay area that will be hot this weekend, but only -- over 50% of the california population is under a heat advisory or excessive heat warning.

newark, gilroy, san bruno, rio vista, sisson city, cloverdale. if you are looking for fourth of july events, head to our website . we have a list of parades and fireworks along with displays and celebrations all listed for you. crews battled flames from the ground and air in the north bay today. they put out a grass fire that flared up this afternoon outside of petaluma. it burned through grass and brush near san antonio road and d street. several buildings were threatened. 24 acres burned in total. firefighters are staying on the scene to contain the fire and put out hotspots. new developments now with a huge fire in san jose that raced through dozens of storage units across but -- a couple weeks ago. two people are under arrest and tens of thousands of pounds of illegal fireworks have been confiscated. southbay reporter lauren martinez spoke to some of the people who lost everything in the fire. reporter: the investigation into an explosive fire in san jose storage let authorities to uncover a number of crimes. on june 14, a storage unit had a

cloverdale at 108. 80's around the bay. statewide, 110-120 degrees from bakersfield to palm springs. if you are looking for cooler weather, go to the coast. those areas will be pleasant. if you are walking your dog, when the air temperature is at 100 the asphalt is as high as 160 degrees, so walk them on the grass. more weather later. dion: despite the hot temperatures, pg&e says it no plans for public safety power shutoffs. dan: keeping cool is a top priority this weekend, so shelters and city pools are staying open later to give people relief. cornell barnard continues our coverage from petaluma, where the heat is on. cornell: extended hours amazing looking pool. 6:00 will stay open. it is a good thing because people took advantage of the refreshing water. across the north bay, it was all about finding shade and water. >> nice place to cool off. reporter: this woman and her grandson were in need of pool time. >> johnny likes the water. and i am taking care of him for three days. reporter:reporter: the next three days coul

hotter to the north around cloverdale and ukiah. sunday the heat persists you don't have to worry about it at the coast. triple digits friday through sunday inland. 80's and 90's around the bay. 60's coast side so it is definitely records possible and sizzling this weekend. >> we will be ready for relief after that. officials are calling it a sign of the state's strong water supply following the winter storms. nearly 100 pounds in the south bay that were almost empty are expected to stay full all summer. southbay reporters x went has has more on the purpose the ponds serve and the story they tell about the statewide water supply. >> for months we have heard that the state water supply is the best it has been in years. >> this year's april 1 result from the snow sensory network is greater than any other year we have recorded since the snow sensor network was deployed roughly in the mid-1980's. >> we are beginning to see amazing visuals at the local level that prove it. not too long ago this pond was empty. while ponds like this might

triple digits in ukiah, cloverdale. look in the east bay. 82 in oakland. 92 in fremont.riple digit sizzle is what i call it inland. 106 in fairfield. 102 in concord. accuweather 7-day forecast. hanging onto triple digits on sunday as well. the heat begins to ease as we head toward monday. it's cooler for the fourth of july with some fog around. no surprise there. low 60's to low 90's. i think the middle to latter part of next week, things are going to drop off. it will be back to cooler than average. dion: it is so funny when you say cool off. cool off to the 90's. sandhya: compared to 105, 106, we will take it. we will take it. reporter: for your most brilliant smile, crest has you covered. ♪ (laughing) nice smile, brad. nice! thanks? crest 3d white. 100% more stain removal. crest. experience the feel of a dentist's clean at home. with oral-b. round cleans better by surrounding each tooth. so clean, you'll feel like you just left the dentist. ♪ what you waiting for? ♪ oral-b. brush like a pro. ♪ come and get it. ♪ dion: essence festival is underway, a celebration throug

up north, 100 for cloverdale. friday, the triple digits will be more widespread. the heat will be a bit more intense, from 100 degrees up to about 109 for cloverdale. a similar range saturday, before the heat begins to receive just a little bit -- recede just a little bit. we prepared for hot weather friday and saturday. the usual advice, stay hydrated, limit outdoor activities during peak eating, between 1 p.m. and 6 p.m. next week begins with cooler weather, still warm, seasonably warm, but a nice pleasant range of temperatures next week. kristen: we have nothing to complain about. meteorologist: we are not phoenix, we are not laredo, we are not waco. exactly. kristen: up next, netflix says goodbye to one of its most popular plans, and the replacement is going to cost new subscribers. julian: plus, this bounce house is not just for kids. we will take it to the local i'm a retired school librarian. i'm also a library board trustee, a mother of two, and a grandmother of two. basically, i thought that my memory wasn't as good as it had been. i needed all the help i

but for those of you in santa rosa, 68 degrees calistoga and cloverdale still tracking mild temperatures in the low to mid 80's but relief on its way in the form of that deeper marine layer. in addition to that cool sea breeze, we're going to gradually cool down. still hot tomorrow, 5 to 10 degrees above average away from the immediate coastline with seasonal temperatures not arriving until tuesday before we warm up once again by the end of this upcoming week. more my full forecast in just a few minutes. noel, back to you. thank you. fire crews are keeping a close eye out for possible wildfire risks tonight. >> we have a crew on the ground up in the north bay kron four's amanda hari joining us live from santa rosa right now with more on what she's experiencing. amanda. >> the national weather service was saying that the risk of dry lightning was about 10 to 15%. but we have seen it multiple times out here tonight. and fire crews are concerned because of that lightning and all of the dry vegetation from the warm weather. a wildfire could start. >> after a weekend of temperatures nearing 1

highs of 99 at antioch. 101 at cloverdale and ukiah.y area, we will be under an excessive heat warning from 11:00 a.m. saturday to 11 p.m. on sunday. the weekend will be the hottest. we'll see high temperatures those two days in the upper 90's to nearly 110 degrees. overnight lows, 60's and 70's. again. just a note to bear mind, extreme heat like this can significantly increase the risk of heat related illness. we should try to limit our time outdoors. , friday our highs are in india for 90's, saturday 104. sunday, triple digit readings although the heat will be backing off a bit. here's the accuweather 7-day forecast. so, on monday, we will see the heat easing with inland highs, only in the upper 90's after three consecutive days of triple digit heat inland. we'll see much cooler weather developing tuesday and wednesday. it will be breezier. temperatures dropping to 80's from 90 inland. that will be the pattern next week. until then we have to be prepared for the heat. stay hydrated, shade, go to a movie theater. julian: a library. spe

as for cloverdale, you were in the 60 degree range. live look from the emeryville sky camera, we are waking up to high clouds. there is some fog forming on the coast. will warm to the low 90's. stephanie: there are concerns in one country when it comes to grape growing. vineyard owners say a cool and wet spring has turned back the clock on ripening. that means that the harvest could be weeks later than it has been in years, putting it at risk of rains and wildfires. cornell barnard has this story. >> i think we are doing more leafing right now. it is mostly pulling leaves. cornell: these crews are busy creating more space for grapes to grow under the hot sun of the napa valley. it has been a challenging season for the precious fruit so far, to say the least. >> it is certainly one for the record books. cornell: tom davies says it began with a drought-busting winter and spring, record rainfall, and below-average temperatures into the start of summer. >> this is my 43rd harvest here so i have a few years to look back. for sure, this has

you can see 80's near cloverdale fairfield at 80 and a pittsburgh rat 80. so those temperatures again right there at average what we're going to be looking at a sunset at 8.23. of those lows are going to be right there between the 50's and 60's. some fog will really be the story for you as you wake up in the morning, san francisco, half moon bay, we're seeing livermore some foggy conditions. it 30 things are slowly going to start to look better with the exception of the coast. i think the coast is going tn see those foggy conditions, which will actually bring down that temperature that feels like temperature with that marine layer. so your wake-up planner again, you wake up with us because we are going to see foggy spots, not everywhere, but some foggy 6 o'clock. we're going to stay in the 50's by 9. we're still going to see some breezy conditions coast. 55 bay, 61 inland. 68 by noon. we're going to a clear conditions as we roll into the evening. our highs close to 90 inland. 82 bay, 68 and coast. 59. so get those temperatures. really not that bad. and when

north bay temperatures 72, 90 at psammophile, napa. 86 santa rosa, triple digits from calistoga to cloverdalento the east bay, 78 oakland, 87 castro valley, hercules, inland areas it will be baking again. 101 in livermore, 102 toward brentwood. 99 in walnut creek. your seven-day forecast, our summer heat inland tomorrow will drop out of the triple digits by sunday and monday, tuesday only in the low 90's. this is well above average, upper 50's to the 50's coast side and wednesday and thursday, karina and dion, we will bring some 80's. karina: we will be counting down. sandhya: it is nice to have warmth in the summertime, but when it is really hot -- a super thin, flexible patch with maximum otc strength lidocaine that contours to the body to relieve pain right where it hurts. and did we mention, it really, really sticks? salonpas, it's good medicine. >> we still have more news ahead. coming up a 5:30. looking at the heat. what we can expect long-term with the extreme heat in the bay area and a look at the wet season and the season. 7 on your side for how long it could take to get a catalytic

up in the cloverdale. very hot in our inland areas and that heat advisory that the unmeasured early will be in effect until 11:00 tonight for all of these areas that includes the north bay interior mountains, the east bay interior valleys, the east bay hills and now -- and eastern santa clara the mountains. and the risk of illness has increased under conditions like this. if there is any good news about fire dangers, is that our fire danger index is only low to moderate right now and that will get better as the cooling kicks in tomorrow. i will have more details later. >> firefighters say hot and dry conditions have contributed to several grass fires this morning. cornell barnard takes a look at how crews got a handle on the fires while others try to escape the weekend heat. got the attention of drivers on the all jawon pass early saturday, it was this grass fire. travelers on interstate 580 grabbing video of the smoke and flames moving across the hillside. >> it came out of our house and i saw four distin

cloverdale, 108. east bay, 103. livermore, 104. around the bay shoreline, we could see 90 degrees.cessive heat morning remains in effect until 11:00 tomorrow night for all of the bay area. it is wise to limit your exposure to the sun and limit your outdoor activities. on monday we get just a bit of relief, upper 90's will be the highs inland. tuesday and wednesday, much cooler. 90 in the warmest locations inland. low to mid 70's around the bay. warming up toward the end of next week. not quite the heat wave we are having right now but it will be fairly warm in our inland areas. >> now, abc 7 sports with chris alvarez. >> steph curry entered second run play with the lead. in saturday second round, he accomplished a new feet -- an ace in tahoe. the odds of making a hole in one are about 12,500-1. it is just so hard to beat that view in tahoe. it is beautiful. here is the shot the entire sports world is talking about. a pitching wedge on the 152-yard par 3 and the rest is history. an ace for steph. he sprinted the 152 yards. he told me earlier this week he has been close in this tourn

a man is dead and another injured in a crash that happened with an atv in cloverdale saturday night oner road near highland ranch road. >> and a faulty pet heating pad is believed to have started a fire in a home in pacifica. 7 people have been displaced at that fire that broke out saturday night on court. >> all right. take a look. there's another massive black hole out there in space. this one discovered by the james webb space telescope. and that makes supermassive about 330,000 times larger than if you're looking to compare it, put it in perspective, nasa says it's located in an extremely old galaxy more than 13 billion years old. it's the most distant black hole ever recorded but possibly not for long. as nasa says, the discovery of a new one could be just weeks away. so stay tuned at. well, i would discover that tonight because i looked out this morning in the dark and i couldn't see much. maybe it's a lot clear out where i was in the far east bay. but dave's got a look at where the fog city now heyday of it. we've got a closer black hole in center of our galaxy 25,000 light year

up in the north bay, 105 cloverdale, 103 ukiah. numerous locations have temperatures in the 90's. los gatos with a temperature reading right now 102. temperatures are slowly coming down, but this heat is not going to recede anytime soon. we have at least another date of weather almost as high coming up. dion. dion: thanks. our team coverage of the heat on is now focusing on dealing with the elements. abc 7 news reporter cornell barnard is live where this heat has people searching for ways to keep cool and has fire crews on alert. hi there, cornell. cornell: yeah. a really busy day for firefighters. there was so much dry grass. we were here when crews jumped on a grass fire right across the road and stopped it into toddy -- in cotati. the heat sent a lot of families straight to the beach. >> a vegetation fire impacted two infrastructures. cornell: this cotati ranch of west sierra avenue was saved from a fast-moving grass fire which broke out saturday, on one of the hottest days of the year. the fire was stopped at one acre. >> it is hot, it's dry. there's a lot of people are out. y

or in and around san francisco, highs tomorrow around 70 in the coast, 74 santa rosa, cloverdale, lookthe coast, 73, 70 4 -- 7 degrees. inland is the dangerously hot area. up to 107, 108. kristen: is this hanging around long enough to be technically called a heat wave? meteorologist: it is truly a wave of excessive heat. it is a two day event, if you want to count today. a three-day event if you want to count today. we characterize a heat wave as a wave of heat where high temperatures are 10° or more above average for a more extended period of time like three or four or five days. given its intensity and its potential effect on her health, it's a heat wave. kristen: we will talk to dr. patel about it in just a few minutes. at least lease is not palm springs. i saw that 120 there. meteorologist: once again, statewide, the dangerous heat is inland. . the comfortable conditions are at the coast. the closer you get to the coast, the more comfortable you will be. kristen: thank you, spencer. today is a spare the air day. the warning has been extended to tomorrow as well. what does this mean

fireworks, there's only 10 cities in the entire bay area that allow you to buy and use them from cloverdaleto the north, down to gilroy in the south. with a handful in the east bay. >> and the question that a lot of people are going to be asking is if they are not doing fireworks, will they be able to see it? >> that is always a tough call. by the time we get to tuesday, we would have started a cooldown that might let the marine layer come back. that is what we are watching today. the fact there is no fog is why we are dealing with this heatwave. look at this time lapse, do you see where the fog is creeping in barely , and making its way to the deck of the bridge . that is how you can tell the high-pressure is in control. it is really pushing down on the atmosphere. the golden gate bridge is always such a great way to visualize what is going on in terms of how intense the high-pressure is. those towers , on a typical cloudy or foggy day, you can have fog obscure the whole thing. sometimes these clouds go all the way up to 2000 or 3000 feet. when the fog is pushed down like it is today, we a

still hitting 101 at fairfield, up in the north bay, look at ukiah and cloverdale, 104 and 106 degrees respectively. easing slowly and into next week we could expect further cooling. we still have the excessive heat warning in effect on the bay area 11:00 today for locations away from the coast and bank, and this is still dangerous, potentially dangerous, he. and we have a minimal, marginal threat of isolated thunderstorms tonight because the atmosphere is unstable at high pressures are moving out with a trough of warm pressure moving in. and this is a north bay concern right now, we may have a few isolated thunderstorms during the evening hours because of the atmospheric instability, and i will have more on that and the cooling trend i had just a little bit later. dion: watching that closely, spencer, thanks. as the weather heats up, the crowds at the beach continue to move in. temperatures reached the mid 70's at ocean beach and san francisco, you can see surfers came out to ride the waves while others took part in other activity on the sand. you can see some folks taking a stroll wh

pacifica, up to the north had a little 76 cloverdale. we're looking in the 90's into the east of us were sitting livermore places 88. as you plan your day tomorrow will be watching again, this fog and the good news about the fog. at least the coast is going to keep that marine layer. those temperatures down just a little bit for us as you start your morning. but you will see some fog on your commute if you're headed out with weekend plans and maybe work on the weekend, especially the 7.30, hour you're going to see at livermore hayward and even san francisco. you'll see some patchy fog. you also definitely inland temperatures, even though it's going to be a bit warmer tomorrow that delta breeze is going drop down. that feels like temperature for you. we have wind gust at vacaville at 20 miles per hour. that's going to be the afternoon. so if you have afternoon plans, maybe a cookout, a barbecue, it's going to be breezy with those average temperatures inland. again, you're going to be in the 90's. for the most part. you can see that right

this is burning to the west of cloverdale. this is the current view. six different air assets are devoted to this one right now. we seek temperatures continuing to build later this week but tomorrow and thursday will bring very similar temperatures to what we had today. everybody is close to what is normal for july. 60s, 70s and 80s for the most part. we will build on this even more as we head towards friday and especially saturday and sunday. that will be the peak of this heat wave. inland temperatures range from 90 to 105 degrees over the weekend. stay hydrated, find air-conditioning, and make a plan to check on those who do not have access to air-conditioning or are more sensitive to the heat. take a look at the numbers as we head into the weekend coming up in just a few minutes. >>> now to our new series, project earth. over the next few days we take a look at climate stories that will shape the future of our planet. lauren toms joins us now with a look at how the city of berkeley is preparing for wildfires that will burn hotter and longer than bef

the warm 101 in saline. 100 cloverdale. yeah. you get the idea. some hot temperatures setting up outside right now and it's going to only get hotter, i think for tomorrow, high pressure will continue to build in. these temperatures are going to soar even if you're headed out this evening. well, those temperatures staying very, very warm through 7, 8 o'clock. even 8 o'clock. you're still talking. the 80's in many of the valleys. all right, lawrence. well, warm weather for the marine county fair, which kicks off today just in time, of course, for the long holiday weekend. >> grabbed the drama mean for the first time since 2019, the event will be both indoors and outdoors cut for as michael thomas now takes us to the festivities. >> the marion county fair is back. and it's better than ever. both indoor and outdoor. and of course, they've got tons of fair food. the martin county fair starts today and ends next tuesday on july 4th with tickets starting at $25 excluding children under 4 and active military which can enter for however, today on friday, e

one or two spots might top out at 90 degrees. 90 at cloverdale. let's talk about the fireworks forecast. tomorrow night 9:00 a half-hour before the fireworks begin. skies will be mainly cloudy inland. folks who are watching the inland fireworks displays will have a pretty clear unobstructed view. here in san francisco we have to contend with the fog. there will be low cloudiness at 9:30 tomorrow night. we just do not know how deep -- how dense it will be. if it is a thin layer of clouds we will have a great view of the fireworks. temperatures at the time of the fireworks tomorrow night in the mid-50's. mainly at santa rosa, oakland, san francisco. low to mid 60's in or inland areas. now look at the accuweather 7-day forecast. we have a string of mainly sunny days coming our way through the week. continued cooling into the weekend. friday and saturday will be our coolest days. sunday and monday it starts to warm up. less fireworks in san francisco but it might be better than we think. >> maybe we will get lucky, get a break. you never know. back in

firefighters in sonoma county were stomping out hot spots earlier and this evening from a brush fire near cloverdale. it erupted off of highway 128. there are a couple of vineyards in that area, but no evacuations were necessary. >>> the state is giving san francisco a million dollars for an unusual drug testing program. they're not testing people, they're testing the drugs the people are about to take. the money will fund four new vans that will operate on city streets and at community events, and basically they'll check recreational drugs for lethal additives like fentanyl no questions asked. >>> why was furniture raining out of hotel room windows on the vegas strip? the bizarre hostage stand-off at caesar's palace. >>> plus, an aggressive sea otter takes a chunk out of a surfboard in santa cruz. what happened to that poor guy when he tried to return his rental board. >>> and the ultimate irony for a group of reporters covering a story about a swimming pool. >>> furniture, trash cans, cushions, and other stuff from a hotel rained down on the vegas strip today during a bizarre hostage stand-off at

there's cloverdale. here's healdsburg. this is up along 101 in the mountains that separate those two communities. it's likely with as dry as the landscape has gotten at this point in the summer, there probably will be some new fire starts from this. it's not incredibly dry. we're not looking at high fire danger, but with lightning strikes like this on the landscape in california, that's going to have to be monitored very closely. if you live there and saw anything or see anything overnight, notify the authorities. this should be quite manageable if anything did start. there was one other area here in southernmost sonoma county just south of sonoma, same time frame. that's 9:23. we had a cluster of lightning strikes here south of sonoma. the good news is over the last hour i haven't detected any more lightning strikes, doesn't mean we're done, but it's not nearly as active now as it was in the 9:00 hour and the high resolution futurecast shows us a lot of the showers moving away. this needs to be monitored overnight. i'll b

ocean beach turned out to be the destination of choice for one person up in cloverdale. >> the plan wase were going to get it from the airport and come up north. it is too hot for us. so my sister is letting us all stay at her house while it is like that up there. >> and of course this will help keep coasts like ocean beach cool today. the low hanging fog around the golden gate bridge, but to find out what tomorrow has in store, here is darren peck. >> i love a good time lapse of the fog coming over the bridge. all right, quick review. how did we do today? livermore tops the list. oakland, 79. the numbers tomorrow will be similar to this. it might technically be a degree or two cooler but not much so. pleasanton, 100. fremont, 89. redwood city, 88. that sounds not all that bad all of a sudden. 99 in santa rosa. and you can see the numbers up and down 580 and 608. when we look at the excessive heat warning the forecast on that keeps it in place until late tomorrow night. and to spotlight pleasanton, let's get some of the details on how this day is going to go specifically for this part o

you really have to get up towards ukiah and cloverdale to get those low 90s as we check out the accuweathery forecast, notice the breezy cooler weather for thursday. upper 80s inland so dropping a few degrees below average 50s coast side and then those temperatures will come up into the low to mid 90 range as we hit the weekend and very summerlike pattern 60s coast side that wide range continuing as we head into next week. and for those of you who kind of liked that june pattern, which was well below average most of the month and then on wednesday we're going to drop down only into the mid 80s inland. yeah. so quite a change. yeah. warm, but not too too hot. that's right. thanks, sandra. happening in just about 35 minutes, team usa takes on the netherlands in their quest for another world cup title. they are coming off a win in their opening match on friday in which they beat vietnam three nil across the bay area. there are several free watch parties, including at paypal park in san jose and in san francisco at embarcadero plaza. kickoff is at 6:00. we'll be entresto is the #1 heart failure

one or two spots might top out at 90 degrees. 90 at cloverdale. talk about the fireworks forecast. tomorrow night 9:00 a half-hour before the fireworks begin. skies will be mainly cloudy inland. folks who are watching the inland fireworks displays will have a pretty clear unobstructed view. here in san francisco we have to contend with the fog. there will be low cloudiness at 9:30 tomorrow night. we just do not know how deep -- how dense it will be. if it is a thin layer of clouds we will have a great view of the fireworks. temperatures at the time of the fireworks tomorrow night in the mid-50's. mainly at santa rosa, oakland, san francisco. low to mid 60's in or inland areas. now look at the accuweather 7-day forecast. we have a string of mainly sunny days coming our way through the week. continued cooling into the weekend. friday and saturday will be our coolest days. sunday and monday it starts to warm up. less fireworks in san francisco but it might be better than we think. >> maybe we will get lucky, get a break. you never know. for your most

here is time lapse of smoke from the hog fire which burned eight acres outside cloverdale along highwayher. >> we have live team coverage on the weather and its impact. leslie brinkley is in one of the hottest parts of the bay area. let's hear from sandhya patel. >> let's talk about this excessive and extreme heat that is ahead. we have an excessive heat watch covering all inland areas from 11:00 a.m. friday 10:00 p.m. sunday. that is going to be the duration of the intensity of this heat that could bring

triple digits around cloverdale, ukiah, lakeport. 90, san rafael. 93, vallejo.nt. if you are inland, many homes have air conditioning. in san francisco or other parts of the bay area, not everybody has that so take it easy. 101 in livermore, 100 and concord and 98 in pleasanton. the seven-day forecast has a summer heat inland tomorrow. we will drop into the 90's on sunday. 50's at the coast. th sunday, ushering in some cooler weather for most of the bay area. on monday, a wide range of temperatures. cooling resuming midweek. so we will see some 80's inland. some good temperatures. it will be comfortable for most. karina: that is a big drop, 20 degrees drop. dion: it is so funny to be in awe of anything with eight. sandhya: it is summer, but we were 15 degrees above average today. dion: more than 16 states are under heat alerts. severe weather is threatening the south. and millions could be dealing with highs with more to come. morgan norwood explains. reporter: the unrelenting heat tightening its grip, putting more than 100 million americans on the alert for ris

that's near cloverdale. the fire breaking out this afternoon.e to stop it at around 4 acres are first chief meteorologist lawrence karnow joins us now to talk about and the fire danger. yeah, this could be the second heat wave of the season. this was going to be much a hotter >> than the previous one. and of course, you go further and further long in these a dry summer months, the lower humidity and things dry out with the heat wave. will that >> increases your chance of seeing more fires? and that's why we get those fires a really large one, especially late in the season out there tonight. we've got some good news, though. we do have higher humidity with the fog rolling on shore right now that big dome of high pressure set up just yet, but it's going to looking from the east bay back out over the bay in the sun need shot. you can see the fog down below lights down below with berkeley as well. just a thin lair of low clouds sitting up above. so that's kind of what we're going to see now for the next couple days. back the weekend, we'll see less

cloverdale, 49. tomorrow, 62, san francisco. most around 66-68. inland we will be warming up to the mid to upper 70's. on monday, we will have a gradual warm up. on tuesday, we will see temperatures in the 90's. and that pattern will be with us for a while. here's the seven-day forecast. i will give you a better look at it. warming up on monday. but the real warming will start on tuesday. it look to new into next weekend. inla it will be in then low to mid 90's throughd thursday. friday and saturday, mid to upper 90's. 80's at the shoreline. it is possible, with this, that we could see triple digits next saturday. j.r.: for as much as we say how cold it is in san francisco i think that they are loving this weather because they are not dealing with the triple digits. spencer: right. without the excessive heat, we have fewer worries about wildfires. and the fog brings in the moisture. that also reduces a chance of wildfires. j.r.: we'll check out a community project today in the south bay that used art to get a cross message about ♪ (tense music) ♪

triple digits in cloverdale and calistoga. 96, santa rosa. above average in the east bay.with 102 in brentwood. here is a look at the forecast.summer heat inland again. then it will fizzle a bit on sunday. some easy and breezy conditions on monday. and than the temperatures drop into the 80's by midweek. which i think everybody will be ready by then. until then, take it easy. julian: that fizzling sizzle. sandhya: right? [laughter] julian: i like it. kristen: she is trademarking it. [laughter] kristen: the state superintendent of schools kicked out of a school board meeting. what happened and what he told us today. >> this looks like trash, but no. from trash to one-of-a-kind treasure. because my life and career were built on them. auditions, headshots, boxed wine... i mean, the least i can do is keep it around. [angelic sound] see, she gets it. ethan! empty, flatten, then recycle. i'm a papertarian, sue me. and you can recycle those papers too. let's go gary! [ struggling ] ok. what, you don't get fan mail? kristen: the california superintendent was kicked out of a school

newark, gilroy, san bruno, rio vista, and also cloverdale. if you are looking for ideas for some approved and family-friendly fireworks shows we have you covered. head over to our website. it is all on the front page of abc 7.com. kumasi: let's take a live look at sfo. a record number of people are traveling for the fourth of july holiday and hundreds are still feeling the effects of that stormy weather. flightaware says there are nearly 20,000 delays. united airlines had the worst of the problems and if you are flying in or out of the bay area you know that is an issue because they have a big hub here . from thursday to sunday dsa is saying its officers screened nearly one million people. that set travel records at airports across the country. this morning millions of americans are on alert for dangerous heat. power outages have left more than 100,000 customers in the dark. fire warnings have been issued in parts of the west. it is prompting more cities to replace their fireworks with drone shows. that includes the alameda county fair. >> th

cloverdale, 110. sunday, the heat holds on, few were locations in the triple digits. here is a look at the accuweather seven-day forecast. monday, we get some relief. he begins to ease that bit, but we don't feel the cooling until tuesday and wednesday and thursday. looking to the middle portion of the next week it is looking pretty good, but it's going to be a blazingly hot weekend. seek cooler areas. karina: drive to a coast. spencer: any coast will do. dan: grateful dead fans lined up outside oracle park to buy merchandise ahead of the tribute band's final shows. band announced this would be there goodbye to her. all three san francisco shows are sold out. karina: coming up next, millions and billions. results are in for ♪ ♪ ♪ visit your local volvo retailer to explore mild-hybrid suvs during the summer safely savings event. a power outage is looming. that's just alert, he's always getting worked up about something. flex alerts notify us of preventable power outages. that way we always know when to help stop one. ok flex, just drop some knowledge on me again. oh, o

friday is when the triple digits arrived for antioch, fairfield, cloverdale, clearlake.weather 7-day forecast. windy and below average today, tomorrow. for the weekend the warming begins as high pressure builds. it really heats up inland by tuesday. that summer sizzle is on frida [laughter] gloria: it is going to feel like summer. frances: we like it that way in san francisco where it will be near 70. gloria: yay! do you buy lotto tickets? frances: rarely, but i think i will for this one. [laughter] gloria: i need to get mine too. how much the mega millions and powerball are adding up to. ♪ gloria: taking a live look from pier 27. the ruby princess cruise ship is expected to depart as soon as tomorrow. cruise to prepare the ship. the coast guard needs to give the all clear before the ship departs to alaska. some passengers have decided to wait until the repairs are done and still go on the trip. others decided to walk away. we want to talk about the although the app has gained immense popularity, some experts worry about the accumulation of even more power and dominance

we had 405 today, places like concord, fairfield, cloverdale, and ukiah.4 hour temperature change shows the cooling is already underway. most locations are 4, 5, or more degrees cooler than they were this time last night. let's take a look toward the bay bridge, the column bay waters -- calm bay waters. it to upper 60's at mountain view. 54 at half moon bay. here's the view from emeryville. a little bit of fog and low clouds will be building along the coastline overnight. 64 degrees at santa rosa and napa. 61 at novato. mid to upper 70's in concord and livermore. one more live view from our rooftop camera looking at the calm. these are the forecast headlines. the inland heat eases tomorrow. further cooling tuesday under sunny skies for the fourth of july. a cooler pattern will develop in the week. starting at midnight, fog developing at the coastline pushing across the bay, and there will be lots of drizzle along the coast. some of it will likely move on shore. early morning commuters may encounter a few damp spots as there will be patchy drizzle in the ea

pacifica, dublin, new york, san bruno, dixon, and cloverdale. you are looking for fourth of july events, go to our website, abc7news.com. we have a list of parades, fireworks displays, and celebrations listed for you right there. francis: crews from the ground and the air. flames moved through petaluma. several buildings were threatened and about 24 acres burned. fire fighters are staying on the scene to contain the fire and put out hotspots. gloria: new developments o fire that raced through dozens of storage units two weeks ago. two people are under arrest and tens of thousands of pounds of illegal fireworks have been confiscated. lauren martinez spoke to some of the people who lost everything in that fire. reporter: an the staycation into an explosive fire at a storage facility that authorities to uncover a number of crimes. a storage unit on blossom hill road had a large amount of fireworks that caught fire. the fire was so intense, it burned the entire building and everything inside. two weeks into the investigation, san jose police arreste

in the north bay, 70's and 80's. 73 in napa. 73 in san rafael. 84 in cloverdale. only 68 72 for hercules. inland, no intense heat. we will have sunshine. 79 in concord. in pleasanton -- we will hit about 82 in pleasanton. just look at the temperature trend. tomorrow evening to friday and even into saturday, keeping that onshore flow and below average but on the seven-day forecast you will find there is a minor warm up for sunday. what will find is that warming continues early next week. by monday and tuesday, we will have -- sue: let's take a check of the bay bridge. traffic is moving smoothly as you make your way towards the toll plaza. no metering lights yet. it is busier than it was yesterday or on monday. that is what it looks like now. there is your drive time through the tolls into san francisco, the standard 25 minutes. the san mateo bridge, that is a 17 minute drive. up and over the high rise towards san mateo, and looking good. no stalls on the span. we wanted to give you heads up if you're traveling north on the golden gate bridge later this morning, roa

triple digit market, the only one looking like making it to triple digits are clear lake and cloverdalert to gradually cooldown this week. cooler, more moderate temperatures are coming. we have the marine layer, foggy conditions. that is going to continue throughout the early morning and late morning hours. by this afternoon, we see the cloud cover built out -- move out and then that heat really billed in. that is windows 90's are moving into fresno's inland areas. let's take a look outside. here are those highs. as you head in the end, you see 90's, triple digits. close to the coast, you have the 80's, 70's, and even 60's. half moon bay, 63 degrees. santa cruz at a comfortable 77 degrees. some areas see more moderate temperatures but really as you head toward the coast. having a chance to cool down, that marine layer builds in and here is that seven-day. inland, triple digits today, 90's tomorrow, 80's by midweek. gradually seeing that cooldown. the bay, in 80's. the coast, 60's today flirting with 50's on and off throughout the week. cooler conditions come by midweek for us. gloria: j

we spoke with a cloverdale woman brought there by the cool conditions. >> the plan was we were going to come up north but it is too hot. we are staying at her house while it is like that. >> for a list the bay area cooling centers and other tips to beat the heat go to kpix.com. you can stay up-to-date on heatwave on the cbs news up. >>> a 7.2 magnitude earthquake triggered a tsunami warning for southern alaska. the usgs wrote that the quake occurred about 100 miles south of sandpoint, south of the alaskan peninsula last night. the national weather service issued the brief tsunami warning in anchorage saying there was a risk of significant inundation. this is an earth quake siren sounding outside of a building in cardiac. the tsunami warning was downgraded to a an advisory and then canceled this morning. the usgs said the earthquake happened along is subduction zone which is an area where large tremors are common. >>> at home in the bay area, an eight-year-old child is fighting for his life after being hit by a bullet in the crossfire of a rolling gunbattle on an east bay freeway. it

pacifica, dublin, new york city, gilroy, san bruno, rio vista, di xon and cloverdale. if you're looking for a family-friendly firework shows or other events, we have got you covered. head to our front page right now at abc7news.com. kumasi: here's a live look at sfo. a record number of people are traveling this fourth of july holiday. thousands are still feeling the effects of the stormy weather. flightaware says there were nearly 20,000 delays yesterday, with 668 flights canceled across the country. united is experiencing the worst of the problems. that can be an issue for bay area travelers since united has a large hub here. from thursday to sunday, tsa screened nearly 11 million people. 2.7 million day, which set records at airports across the country. julian: millions of americans are on alert for severe storms and dangerous heat. power outages left more than 100,000 customers in the dark. fire warnings have been issued in some parts of the northwest. dry conditions have prompted more cities to replace their july 4 fireworks with drone chose to reduce the risk of f

pacifica, dubnion city, newark, gilroy, san bruno, rio vista, dixson, and cloverdale. if you're looking for a fourth of july event, head to abc7news.com. we have a list of parades, fireworks, and celebrations listed for you right there. there are changes in the bay area you need to know about. mimum wages in six cities are going up. this map shows you where. emeryville will have the highest local minimum wage at $18.67 per hour. that is not the only increase we are seeing. golden gate bridge told are also going up -- tolls are going up. with fastrak, $8.75. golden transit bus and ferry f ares jump up by $.25. the san francisco bay ferry is rising 3%. if you're using a clipper car that translates to about $.10 more on most routes. caltrain was going to increase fares today but put that on hold because it is trying to get more rides back on board. new developments in a san jose fire that raced through dozens of storage units a couple of weeks ago. two people are under arrest and tens of thousands of pounds of illegal fireworks have been confiscated. lauren martinez spoke

triple digits around ukiah and cloverdale in the east bay. the sun will be shining after the money fog burns off. mid-seventies berkeley and oakland. head inland and this is where you're are going to feel the heat. temperatures soaring above average for this time of year. even though get the hot weather. 90 in livermore. 95 in concord. turning up the heat from the 90's to the triple digits over the next three days. it is going to sizzle inland. 50's, 60's coast side and then we will go with the heat using on sunday and dropping off even more on monday. >> unrelenting heat is scorching 16 states across the u.s. impacting more than 85 million americans. marvin norwood shows you just tell bad it is getting. >> a slow burn in the southwest. record-breaking heat blazing a path from california to florida. with more than 85 million americans under heat alerts. >> it is like when you open an oven that is what it feels like. >>>> temperatures in phoenix, arizona topping more than 110 degrees for a record 20 straight days. the low temperature also brea

a lot of areas have a good chance of exceeding 100 degrees from livermore, concorde, napa, and cloverdale with the information that we have the coast will say comfortable in the 60's and 70's. nonetheless away from the coast, it will be dangerously hot on saturday and sunday. here is the seven-day forecast. we are warming up over the next couple days hitting above average temperatures by midweek. the numbers take off. saturday and sunday it is downright oppressive heat inland. we keep our eyes on the coast and we look to beat the heat over the weekend. jobina: good morning everybody commuter alert with bart is our biggest issue right now. if you have not been watching in the last few minute they have an equipment problem on the tracks impacting the various lines. you will see a major delay in the daly city and richmond directions. there is no green line service between there and daly city. you need a transfer depending on where you are coming from ar. we have a crash i want to mention in san josÉ 101 atlantic you expressway. speed is around 70 miles per hour. amanda: lake tahoe is regaini

everybody is going above average by the end of the week but the hottest cities like antioch, cloverdale knowing 102 to 106. right now no watches, warnings, or advisories in effect. here's your seven-day. keeping it comfy before the heat spice and friday is once again the hottest day on the seven-day forecast. slightly cooler over the weekend but still quite warm and closer to average for the next week. jobina? jobina: we are following a crash in fremont, there's a minor slowdown in the area. the crash itself is before 262, speed around 24 miles per hour. i wanted to bring back the bay bridge full plaza camera because look at how crowded it got in the last few minutes for your planning purposes. very different story right now in san rafael as we look live at 101. clear conditions, everything at the limit there. slow spots from antioch hercules. reggie? reggie: thank you. good morning america coming up at 7:00. kumasi: ginger has a look at what's ahead. ginger: good morning, great to be with both of you on this tuesday morning. coming up i know you have been covering this, the relentless

you have to go up toward cloverdale to get the 90's. 77 and napa heading into the east bay. 75 in castro valley. inland areas will be warm but it is not going to be the excessive heat had in days past. 85 in concord. i did talk about the hot weather coming back. thursday you start to see some 90's in 100 the coast is not really heating up. friday we have the triple digits inland. along the coastline the fog will still be around. triple digit still inland saturday. then we will start to notice temperatures dropping off. tropical storm calvin to hearing the hawaiian islands. as you take a look at the forecast it will remain south of the hawaiian islands but it is the wind, waves and heavy rain that could lead to issues in case you are traveling to hawaii. that is what is happening the next several days. accuweather 7-day forecast. from the low 90's inland to the triple digits. not as hot for the second half of your weekend. temperatures dropping off on monday. >> extreme weather is affecting millions of people around the world. many are dealing with dangerous heat. reena roy shows you wher

cloverdale at 62 degrees. here is the live view mount tam camera showing fog pushing to the golden gate which. many clear skies. the one exception is the coastline. a lot of us with his sunshine very fast this morning. today is a warm afternoon compared to yesterday. temperatures into the 90's. upper 90's around the bay shoreline with sunshine. the fog along the coast keeps the coast cool in the low 60's. but see how traffic is doing. jobina: i am bringing back our golden gate bridge camera so you can see how foggy it is in the area even though chp is not issued an advisory. we want to make sure to have a heads up on this. a live look on the richmond-san rafael bridge. we have things moving at the limit. we have bridge drive times for you as well. if you're traveling southbound on the golden gate bridge, six minutes westbound on the bay bridge, that is once you go through the metering let's -- metering lights. we will end at the san mateo bridge, 13 minutes across. reggie: the ups workers union will be back th

there's only 10 cities in the greater bay area that allow you to buy and use the fireworks from cloverdalein the north and gilroy to the south. with a handful in the east bay, solano county or on the peninsula. >> the best place to watch fireworks is not in san francisco. the east bay, anywhere you can really see it well. >> you know, the marine layer lights up really pretty from the inside. for some people, that is a really cool show , and you know the way this is going to play out on tuesday for the fourth of july, we are going to start cooling down, thanks to a surge of the marine layer just in time. this would be a great night to do it in the city. the timing on this may not work out perfectly for that, but we are going to get a much-needed cooldown and we will take that in this trade-off. looking at the number right now for san francisco, the current number from downtown, 76. there was a little bit of the marine layer out there today. if we look at the influence of this, you really see the classic microclimate, watch the spread in temperatures. mid-70s in the city, the shade of green