. >> i am dave clark. >>> let's talk about the weather and steve paulson knows everything. >> go inland. there could be some breaks in parts of sonora or sonoma, and we saw a few breaks last week where it was partly cloudy. i think last thursday cleared out of san jose pretty fast so we do have a possibility but everyone is cloudy today. low clouds for some with that all the, son and hazy skies with a lot of smoke in the air from the fires. you can see that low cloud deck in place. inland it should burn back but higher clouds are coming off of

. >> good morning, i'm dave clark. let's talk about wednesday's weather. steve paulson is right here. >> i appreciate that. don't forget, now that we're in august, on the 21st, a solar eclipse. >> i was talking to claudine long about this because bay area people are going to do a show on it. >> are they? >> oregon will be there for the total parts of it. >> really? >> yes. >> before we get there, we'll get high clouds. we talked about this and they're on track. they're pushed off in san obispo. i think santa clara valley is lacking for an increased cloud. further north, not much. but -- this is going to throw humidity in the mix. 60, 70s. and 50 in half moon. that sounds really nice. it's warmer because we had -- not everybody was in on the hot temperatures. let's keep that in on perspective. they're running warmer. we have the heat warning out except if you're near the bay or the san francisco or the coast, you say we have a cold warning. west, southwest, 18. what will do a lot is that moisture from california and the central california coast. there's eno

i'm pam cook. >> i'm dave clark. let's talk about your weather first. >>> it's cooler for us today and tomorrow. foremost. dash -- for most. it will not be 108 or 109 today. for most it will cool down. there is a fog surge right there and it's making a good push. many locations came down for marin county and petaluma about 8-10 degrees compared to sunday. the fog has a lot to do with that. mainly in the locations will drop after some very hot temperatures for a few days. there is a decent onshore breeze. gusts up to 30s. 50s and 60s on the temperatures. 58, morgan hill. san jose state, 62. low clouds give way to sunshine but it will be cooler today and tomorrow. 60s through 90s, if you 100 inland.

i am dave clark. >> good morning. i am pam cook. >> fall cannot get here fast enough for me. >> it does get hot in the summer, but this has been a long one for those people inland. not so much on the coast or in the city, and you will be joining the warm party. even in the fog for 30 to 60 days and if you have not sing the temperatures above 70, 75 or 80 could delay 100 to you. 70s, 80s, 90s, over 100 tomorrow with the heat advisory going from 11 am to 9 pm. we have an excessive heat warning beginning tomorrow. this fog will not last long. the offshore breeze already at hayward, oakland, and holding onto this light onshore, the same for travis. the offshore already is that vacaville. it is cool on the lows for most with 50s and 60s, a few 40s to the north. san ramon, dublin, also in the 50s, vallejo at 58. temperatures warming up with that tropical monsoon moisture down toward arizona, southern california and even nevada.

i'm dave clark. >> i'm pam cook. thank you for waking up us with. 4:30 in the morning. it feels kind of warm to me outside and i guess it's heating up this weekend. >> this weekend, but not so much this weekend. the same today. 60s to 70s. >> second verse. >> that's correct. very shuttle changes, that's tr. we have a cooler pattern for some on the coast. a few locations and we've lost those higher clouds so that offshore breeze and the upper levels of the atmosphere has decreased and we get an onshore today. plenty of low clouds. sorry stephen, i misspelled your name. a cooler 53 in fort bragg. yesterday i had 59. take a look at patchy fog. yes. it does look like a little bit there. the area that did not have any, when you get a south wind -- the santa cruz mountains filling in. they had lots of sunshine and warm temps. 23, 24 mile-per-hour, travis. we'll see if that decreases or increases. 50 to 60s and i don't think the temperatures will change. sanford -- los altos, 56. thunderstorm activity, the cloud for us gone. but in the sierra they'll pop up again. they had big

i am dave clark. >>> i really did not want to win the powerball, so not a big deal.>> was it won in california ?>> it was not. >>> good morning. we have a cool down before the warmer weather kicks in over the weekend but the fog is filling in, and dancing around bodega bay and to the north but south it is really ramping up and making its move over the bay and well into parts of the santa cruz coast and toward the santa clara valley. there is an onshore breeze and with that in place this little low that is kept us on the cool side for the last week is on its way to las vegas. it has a slot next to the pool. gusting up at 36, and it will be cooler, a howling breeze. 50s and 60s on the temperatures for the coolest day for a while. cloverdale 53, 54 san rafael, petaluma at 57. thunderstorms over this year for another day as this low head towards nevada, southern california. 60s, 70s, 80s and if you low 90s.>>> it is 4:01 am. >>> you have had a busy week, my friend. >> good morning. it has been busy but i'm hoping today will be quiet. let's go out to the tracy commute, westbound 580 looks okay on 2

. >> i'm dave clark. let's talk about the weather. steve paulson is here. >>> if you're in the city it will be cool. if you're inland, it will be hot. usually there is a rule of thumb , new month, new weather pattern. but we are carrying july into august. inland temperatures come up mainly north and east, parts of santa clara included, there will be some toasty temperatures, especially in the diablo range in the santa cruz mountains. very warm. not as much fog although there is some fog. yesterday that most of the coast cool. almost 70 in brentwood. lakeport, 66. san jose, low 60s. 49, grade and. 50 in mill valley. bodega bay, 50. not as much of a breeze. yesterday took the edge off of us. if you thunderstorms did circled lake tahoe but not necessarily over it. fog will retreat sooner today and temperatures inland will be hot. around the bay, nice to warm. on the coast, may be a little cool but okay. >>> good morning, steve. here we are on a tuesday and we are okay. we are fine to start this tuesday morning. we have a little bit of sl

. >> i am dave clark, and we have a lot to talk about.>>> a lot of it is weather related and we have steve paulson over here. >> i know it is very hot. >> you forecasted that, and it is here.>> we do have a heat advisory, but not for the coast who were stuck in the 60s yesterday. inland we are having another cooker. the good news is with harvey is that it is now a tropical storm and moving slowly, but there were probably be another day of torrential rain around houston, but the heaviest will move to the east, and moving slowly. it is going to the northeast of houston, and i think they've had enough. the fog is coming in and we have a southerly surge for some in this cool pattern. we have such warm air aloft i don't think the fog will last long, okay by the coast and hot inland at 50s, 60s and 70s to start. we end up with 70s, 80s and 90s, and up to 109 in brentwood. >> that is pretty hot. thank you, steve. >>> we are here with traffic off to a nice start for this monday morning. it is 4:01 am. westbound 80 looking pretty good through the altamont pass, and tracy and mountain house pa

i'm dave clark. >>> steve paulson is working hard. he is in his office right over here with your weather.>>> scanning the skies and finding drizzle. good morning and happy friday. warmer inland. not much change on the coast in bay and it looks like that team will continue. most locations have low clouds or it's not too far away. san francisco and oakland temperatures are close. in the 50s. i think everyone is stuck with a lot of these temperatures. we are looking for that fog to make a push. thunderstorm activity is slow to develop but is mostly kicking out. the system is still over us so we will only have subtle changes. a lot of these are dying down. the load right there is taking a lot of this up near the oregon border. there is a delta breeze. 50s and 60s on the temperatures. to the north, 63 in kelseyville. 57, novato. glen allen, 52. once this fog peels back we will see 60s and 70s and 80s and a few 90s. >>> good morning. traffic is off to a good start on 580. if you are driving on the altamont pass anytime soon, it should be a

i am dave clark. >> good morning. i am pam cook. thank you for waking up with us this morning and it is 4:30 am. hopefully you will let us know where you are and if you can see the solar eclipse. will livermore be able to see it? >> it should be burning off by then but nowhere around the bay probably because we have a lot of fog, low clouds actually for the bay and the coast. just keep going east and for some maybe to the north and south but usually by 10 it is generally burning off at were

i'm dave clark. >> i'm pam cook. thank you for waking up us with. 4:30 in the morning.feels kind of warm to me outside and i guess it's heating up this weekend. >> this weekend, but not so much this weekend. the same today. 60s to 70s. >> second verse. >> that's correct. very shuttle changes, that's tr. we have a cooler pattern for some on the coast. a few locations and we've lost those higher clouds so that offshore breeze and the upper levels of the atmosphere has decreased and we get an onshore today. plenty of low clouds. sorry stephen, i misspelled your name. a cooler 53 in fort bragg. yesterday i had 59.

. >> i'm dave clark. let's talk about weather. steve paulson knows every detail. >> that's a lot of pressure. >> i got to do it, steve. >> i know most. >> spread it out a couple of hours. >> five, six hours, i'll spread that out. stop me if you've heard this. but we have a big fog bank and there's more drizzle here this morning. coast and bay. look at that low cloud at every reporting station on what we call on the hourly. napa, san jose, heyward, san francisco, they all say cloudy. they all say cloudy and there's a big fog bank there and there's a rip breeze toward the delta -- and our chief engineer mr. mix everything, dan hazzard said it's windy on the altamont pass. >> he says things like that. >> 50s, and 60s to start. thunderstorms got close to -- more line trip decounty to northeast california. the fog is large and in charge. watch this little guy. that's enhancing our fog and keeping us on the cool side. 50, 60s and below -- 4:01. here he is, mr. sal camacho is it a nay george. >> as dan said, and you might want to know, t

i am dave clark. always good to see you and steve paulson. >> you would like to be sleeping in. >> yes. >> we were talking about that and i know you are an early bird but you still went right back to sleep. >> you do wake up because your body does. but i was thinking of you. >> [ laughter ] we know. >>> low clouds in place and there is this little eclipse thing going on today. we usually have a few areas where it will clear and we will watch things and maybe parts of the sonoma-marin coast but otherwise you are in a lot of low cloud trouble. it has made it out to concord and livermore, low clouds for most. but 9:00 or 10:00 some of it will burn off and inland keep going. even the higher elevations may be obscured by that low cloud deck with higher clouds coming in off of the sierra. a decent delta breeze with 60s on the temperatures and very mild. we have a lot of cloud cover and ocean temperatures coming up holding many in the 60s. santa clara 64, gilroy is one of the few in the 50s, low clouds givin

thank you for joining us.i'm dave clark. >> i'm pam cook. thank you for joining us. >> it ain't no sunshine when you're gone. >> thank you. we want to check in with steve. i know you are watching this hurricane. >> that sounded like a different version to me? >> that was the original. >> i will be very busy today. but not as busy as the meteorologist in corpus christi and houston and anyone else in texas. they probably did not go home last night. hurricane harvey is now a cat 2. 110 miles an hour. 145 miles southeast of corpus christi. there it is. corpus christi and victoria, 25- 35 inches of rain with bands moving into houston and heading toward austin and some of the hill country. it looks like later today, almost a cat 3. is went from 35 or 40 mile-per-hour wind to this in a 24 hour period. incredible intensification. it's getting closer and it's going to be a huge rained and went producer. probably tornados as it moves inland. we have some fog filling in rapidly. the water temperatures cooled off and that's helping. i think the fog will

i'm pam cook. >> i'm dave clark. >>> if you like yesterday, today will be a nice day. we had a stretch of hot temperatures inland and now that has changed. the coast and bay are running your average because water temperatures have,. inland temperatures are cooler than they have been. a little bit of missed around the bay. thunderstorms continue to pop up in northern california and also over the sierra. they are pushing north and east. you can see that low of circulation right there. a piece of energy is hanging back which keeps our pattern quiet. low clouds will give way to sunshine. 60s, 70s and 80s with some 90s, mainly in the valley. 59, san francisco buoy. 60, monterey. that keeps coastal temperatures up but holds a lot of this temperatures in the upper 50s whereas inland temperatures have dropped to the upper 50s and low 60s. 63, kelseyville. novato, 57. a little bit of a breeze. low clouds will give way to sunshine. that will be sunny and breezy with near normal temperatures. highs today in the 60s, 70s, 80s an

i'm pam cook. >> i'm dave clark. that is steve paulson.ing i think it is a spare the air day today. >> probably. there is a heat advisory. on the coast, the status quo. >>> tonight, for baseball, mostly sunny with

i'm dave clark. >> good morning, i'm pam cook. it's almost 4:30. it has been a long week. >> it has been. >>> there's been so much going on and weather is -- it has been busy. >> all eyes should be on houston and texas, but we have our problems here. >> we do. and -- >> it's going to be a tremendous power demand. >> i was going to say -- >> i'm sure the pge are seeing same thing we're seeing. >> we're going to have our own situation here. yep. >> it's blazing hot as well. i get it. it's summer. it gets hot, but i'm done with summer. it has been a long summer. >> i know. i know. >> but if you like the heat, i cannot do better than this summer and this weekend. with an exception of ten days in june and 15 in august, it has been blazing hot inland. not so much the coast of the city. they have enjoyed a lot of fog. that looks like it's going to change even the coast should see much lower temps by saturday if it doesn't kick in tomorrow because they might get a north wind. the fog is there and there's a lot more than what we're seeing on the satellite i

. >> i'm dave clark. that is steve paulson. steaming i think it is a spare the air day today. >> probably. there is a heat advisory. on the coast, the status quo. >>> tonight, for baseball, mostly sunny with a few high clouds. those clouds are coming from the west and southwest, the remains of a former tropical system. 72 for the first pitch. richard meyer said it's going to be hot when antioch is 68 with calm winds at 4:45 am. i think it will be 103 today in antioch. pittsburg, 62. low 60s. these are high compared to yesterday. 62, danville. san ramon, 61. these are warmer than yesterday. a heat advisory is out and will go until 11:00 for the higher elevations, diablo range, the cm -- the santa cruz mountains. temperatures continue to bump up today and tomorrow. it looks like it will take a little dip toward thursday. the fog will give way to sunshine. 50s, 60s, almost 70 and san jose. santa clara were about to, mid- 50s. gilroy, 55. low 50s in scotts valley. cupertino, 55. if you're going to los angeles, it will be nice and s

i am dave clark. >> good morning, i am pam cook.coming up on 5:30 am. >>> we are also coming up with a very hot weekend. >> it will be hot into september for what i'm seeing. friday and saturday look blazing hot. >> can we look forward to a cooldown by christmas? >> yes, in five months. [ laughter ] i'm almost giddy due to this heat. i will break down in my three stooges routine. it certainly is going to get hot, 70s and 80s and very hot friday and saturday. today is the day it heads up as temperatures warm up. it is going to get very warm for some today and very warm tomorrow, into the 100 to 112 category. we will carry that into saturday with tropical clouds moving in sunday which could shave a few degrees off of the highs. we have heat advisory and excessive heat warnings out for just about everybody. these low clouds are getting chewed up. we have a few at the san mateo coast but over the course of the day it will lose out due to that resistance with that high pressure building in. we have an offshore breeze and half moon bay at

i am dave clark. pam cook is off today. steve paulson is working in his office. >>> it feels like i've been here for a while. temperatures are hard-pressed to do much more than they did yesterday. sacramento made it to 90 barely in the's streak continues for sacramento and for us, and with that low cloud deck solid. look at that thunderstorm activity in northern mendocino county and lake county. also in this year and at the oregon border. it was a big time event in the northern valley. everything continues to rotate around and this is enhancing the fog bank, wind gusting up to 33 at travis earlier. the cloud cover is already in at all the reporting stations. 57 san rafael, 54 glen allen and calistoga as well. in the mountains at northern lake county, shasta or the sacramento valley, watch out for the thunderstorms. for us, fog, son, breezy and windy, 60s and 70s, 80s. >>> it is 4:01 am. >>> good morning. traffic not doing poorly on most commutes, and 580 has a little bit of slowing on the altamont pass in from tracy with so

i'm dave clark. >> i'm pam cook.og. >> at 11 am, that is almost afternoon. >> it's tough to see the full moon at 11 am when it is sunny and bright.

bridge on this thursday morning and welcome back to mornings on 2 on this thursday, august 3, i am dave clark. >> good morning, i am pam cook, and thank you for waking up with us. that was a good shot of the city. >> joan jett, i saw her with the runaways so i'm telling my age, and it was in san francisco, and it was one of my first shows. >> that was her band before. she is a solo success story and she struggled greatly. i saw an interview with her and she is been working hard for a long time. >>> working hard for this long time is is monsoon moisture in arizona, then into southern california, and in the san joaquin valley in over us now. possibility of thundershowers today and tomorrow. we need breaks in the clouds to allow the heat and lift. we need a trigger mechanism in the atmosphere which would provide the spin that would help. it is certainly possible coming up from the south and southeast. 70s for many on the loads and very muggy and warm. more 60s and 50s with big boomers over the north shore and along the crest and spine of the sierra. we expect that will happen again today. the mo

. >> i'm dave clark. let's talk about the tuesday weather. steve paulson is over here in his office. >> better than yesterday. a little warmer but there are clouds coming off the sierra. most of this is focused where the east bay and north toward lake county. good thunderstorms have been rumbling off the sacramento valley and heading toward mendocino and lake county. that is a lie near stockton heading back toward discovery bay and rio vista. it's close. you may get a few sprinkles. there has been bigger thunderstorm activity as it heads into the sacramento valley. that is taking aim at lake county and mendocino county. the bulk of this is moving north. not much of a delta breeze. yesterday it was up to 30 miles an hour. 50s, 60s for the temperatures. much cooler in the santa cruz mountains. mid 60s in saratoga and campbell. you can see the cloud cover streaming across. we saw that yesterday afternoon. clouds and rain in the sugiura with thunderstorms in the afternoon. some of these could drift across. it's associated with a low right here. a

but a, august 25.i'm pam cook. >> i'm dave clark.aulson is right over here. >> this is not a light friday for steve. >> it's going to be very hot and you were watching the hurricane. >> take a look at some of the observations on those closest to the circulation. houston issuing gusts at 22 out of the east. victoria, 10 in corpus christi, 21 with gusts up to 28. there is your circulation. a category 2 hurricane. i think we will retire this one after everything is said and done. 110 miles per hour, a category 3 dig. about 140 miles from corpus christi. it looks like it will make landfall between corpus christi and brownsville. rainfall will be torrential. 25, some reports of up to 35 inches of rain. me of those outer bands are just hitting. it's very close between brownsville in corpus christi. we have

i'm pam cook. >> good morning, i'm dave clark. let's talk about your wednesday weather. i know who knows everything about it. he's right over here. >> that's a lot of pressure, dave. >> no pressure, steve. >> thank you. what i do know is that the fog has pulled up on the sonoma coast. it's making a strong push north and making that move into napa county over san pueblo bay. it has filled in around santa cruz. we'll show you that in a second. starting to move up -- in the carnegies district. 80 degrees today. thog

. >> i am dave clark. >>> is it my imagination or is it human already. >> steve warned us about the tropical feeling coming in. >> i have to fix my microphone. good morning. it is very humid out there because we have the tropical clouds and the lows are way up. the cloud cover is coming in and a possibility of showers today. believe me, we could probably get dry lightning out of this which is what we do not want to see but it is in the parameters . almost 80 for brentwood, 70 in san jose and 70 in hayward, concord and livermore in there as well. this is a warm air mass coming up from central and southern california and a lot continues to filter in. we were on the northern edge yesterday but plenty coming up through san joaquin and the sacramento valley. this is an incredible amount for this time of year. a lot of this is rotating into our direction and toward the santa clara valley and santa cruz mountains is the best opportunity. mostly cloudy, warm and muggy. 70s on the coast, 80s and 90s. >>> sal, i am thinking you may wanted to start with walnut creek or mention it. >> as you know, you p

i am dave clark. >> good morning, i am pam cook. with us this morning. >>> this nice breeze rolled in last night and i could open the windows. >> you could fill it yesterday morning, and these are areas pretty far inland. >> i was still looking the same today? >> it looks good today. if you like hot weather you had six weeks of it and we were due for the change that is here. the low triggering big-time thunderstorms in the sierra, eastern california and the north sacramento valley. we have a north breeze coming in behind this in sonoma and the marin coast. a big fog bank equaling a cooler forecast with 80 and slightly below average. you can see the thunderstorm activity to the north and east of that low over the sierra but it was quite a show yesterday. we have a 1 degree spread between half moon bay and brentwood, san jose and santa rosa 63 and 69. woodside 51, 57 in menlo park, 62 in fremont and los altos. we have low clouds and a delta breeze in place. this low will stay with us today and tomorrow before gets out of the pig. -- o

. >> good morning, i'm dave clark. let's talk about your wednesday weather. i know who knows everything about it. he's right over here. >> that's a lot of pressure, dave. >> no pressure, steve. >> thank you. what i do know is that the fog has pulled up on the sonoma coast. it's making a strong push north and making that move into napa county over san pueblo bay. it has filled in around santa cruz. we'll show you that in a second. starting to move up -- in the carnegies district. 80 degrees today. that fog is making a bigger push. 50s and 60s and everyone is close. there's not a difference here. 61 kelceyville, but cooler towards glen ellen at 52. dega bail 50 degrees. cloverdale, 55. big boomers up in the mountains. in sometime mother flood and nevada. for us, that flow, if you will change. 59 monterey. if you're travelling in the mountains or you're in the mountains, keep an eye on the afternoon thunderstorms. they erupted yesterday. for us the pattern changed a little bit. we get a southerly breeze on the coast and that ramps up this fog. the low will hang u

i am dave clark. >> good morning. i am pam cook. >>> it is monday morning and we are still talking about the weather here and in texas. >> i think they could see another 20 inches by thursday, and now we need to include new orleans because it is heading in that direction with a projection of 10 to 20 inches for them. mississippi also in the gulf coast. we do have fog here which is a 50 degrees spread, but not surprising. this high pressure squashing as on the deck but the coast is dealing with fog that they cannot get out of. inland temperatures are amazingly hot. it has been hot but this pattern, once it locks the and it does not want to let go. we have a heat advisory until 9 pm but that does not apply in the city or on the coast. we have livermore fog which could take a few degrees off with the temperatures, although i think they said saturday in crockett they had morning fog but the temperatures it 100. that is rare on the bay to go from fog in the morning to 100 degrees but that is the pattern we are in. the days

i am dave clark. >>> we cannot put it off, we have to go to steve. you know what he is going to talk about. >> he will talk about the hot. my favorite colors, pink and red , but not as far as what it indicates.>> it is not hot yet but it will be. we have some fog hanging on at the san mateo and santa cruz coast line. it will get chewed up but at least there is a little bit. the heated iser he -- heat advisory starting at 11 am going through 9 pm, and tomorrow excessive heat warnings for many. today 96, and up by 10 degrees for most cities. we have a little bit of fog, but north of the half moon bay, there is fog, a line of it but running into some resistance. some of it is moving in, the san mateo coast and from the santa cruz down to monterey, so we do have a little bit. offshore, that is the direction the wind is coming from but slight. do north that vacaville so falling into place with the offshore breeze. 50s and 60s on the temperatures with full readings, tropical clouds out of the picture for now, all systems go for the sunshine and warm temper

i am dave clark. >>> drink a lot of water today because you will need it.teve paulson is right over here. >> the temperatures a down but humidity is up. mostly cloudy with the possibility of thundershowers. we need to allow for some of this heating with some breaks in the clouds but we have an abundance of cloud cover from the sierra and from southern and central california dragging across us. we have this low circulation to the left drawing up all that moisture from southern california and off of this year dragging across us. cloudy to mostly cloudy today, muggy and humid. mild on the coast with patchy fog but 70s and 80s with inland temperatures coming down due to the cloud cover. isolated thunders hours --

i'm dave clark. >> good morning, i'm pam cook.e are seeing some warm weather, obviously very hot in some parts of the bay area. excessive heat warnings in washington state as well. >> temperatures could top 100 degrees, first responders taking extra precautions. several childrens camps have been canceled. firefighters just reminding everybody, stay safe, stay cool, that excessive heat warnings due to stay in effect until 9:00 p.m. on friday. >>> however, here along the coast we've been showing you a very foggy weather. the fog pouring in over the golden gate bridge. and here is a live picture as we pan across ocean beach. can you see it's very foggy and while that's a very welcome sight for a lot of pool, it's unfortunately for the coast guard is out right now searching for someone reported -- reportedly in distress swimming near the cliff house yesterday. alex savidge is out there this morning looking at the conditions, monitoring the search by the coast guard. they were hoping to launch a helicopter to better search the area. >>

i'm dave clark. steve paulson, there's a lot to talk about. >> gray and cool. we've gone from a blazing hot july for some to below normal temps. livermore, 12 degrees below normal. and you can see the low cloud deck has made it past concord, san ramon, livermore, san jose, santa rosa, well to the inland areas and way back to

i am dave clark. >> good morning. i am pam cook. >>> if you're just waking up with us, we need to let you know there is a big problem on the bay bridge and sal will be here to talk about it. >>> let's talk about the weather. >> it is much cooler and it was a brutal july for some and it carried over for a few days into august. we have a major pattern change. we have signs that next week could be all like. all the -- paul like. -- fall-like. >> this activity triggered the thunderstorm and up through shasta and the low is drifting ever so slowly. it is ramping up the fog bank pretty good with that lightning detection, and a little bit of activity developing today. we are amazingly uniform on the temperatures and as close as i've seen in a long time with everyone in the upper 50s or low 60s. we have a deep fall bank and cooler air for most unless you're in lake county. even that will be cooler with low clouds clearing, and a high in the 60s, 70s and 80s for most and below average on the temperatures in concord, livermore,

jeff: including dave clark but he understands the value of preparation. >> it's good to have it. not need it. than need it, not have it. jeff: in vienna, jeff goldberg, abc7 news. nancy: details tonight about a racially motivated crime in alexandria. back in june, john ready pulled up to another car and yelled racial slurs at an african-american driver. short time later he tried to attack the victim with a baseball bat. this was in the potomac yard parking lot. the victim was not hurt. ready we learned was sentenced to three months in jail. he is now out on probation. larry: today marks a year since the ground shook i that explosion and fire at the flower branch apartments killed seven and left dozens of others without anyplace to live. montgomery county reporter kevin lewis live in silver spring. speaking with the residents today. kevin? >> the ntsb continues the investigation into this natural gas leak. this is as a multimillion dollar civil suit continues to trickle through the court system. the allegation is that washington gas and apartment management ignored warning signs.

i am dave clark. >> good morning. i am pam cook. >>> we want to talk about the air-quality and they have issued the spare-the-air alert again for several days in a row. the smog is trapped in the bay area in this air can be harmful to breathe, especially for young children and seniors. you can help by traveling in carpools or taking public transportation, if you can. >>> we go over to steve paulson and we hear from houston with fema giving us an update .>> it is very hot here for some and foggy for others, and this pattern we have had since mid- june into early august is back for a while after that break. we have to remember that tropical depression harvey went to a category four hurricane in a few hours, and it has a tremendous amount of energy. temperatures inland are very hot , and i don't think they are going away anytime soon. the heat advisories out and the coast and bay dealing with a lot of fog. this is trapped in very shallow and a little bit of it making a push to some areas inland. for the most part this wi

. >> you're in for dave clark. >> in for dave clark. >> a chilly day. a big drop in the temps. will be warmer for some. there is a fog bank that continues to say i'm not going anywhere. the water temps cooled off dramatically. bodega bay at 52. more of a mid september pa

i'm dave clark. >> i'm pam cook. thank you for joining us. we want to take you to houston. we are looking at the airport. we have been watching the situation at the george bush intercontinental airport. it is still closed. it could be for another couple of days. as you can see, is still very wet in the rain continues to fall. deal rescues also continue. we have been watching that happened. we have a lot of teams from the bay area heading to texas. >>> first we went to check in with steve on our weather. >> i think in the next 2-3 weeks you will see wild extremes. for us. there is a fake photo going around from hobby showing delta planes underwater. that is fake. there's also one of a shark. that is also fake. delta is not a help at hobby. thank you, mike. we know mike. he said he did not think it was real. delta -- it's more southwest or america at houston hobby. i do not think delta has a help there. for us we have a cooler pattern. is going to drop almost 10 degrees. some locations are already down 7 compared to 24 hours ago. the fog is on its way to windsor and hillsburg

i'm dave clark. >> i'm gasia mikaelian. we have a few light sprinkles this morning.ot enough to do this but -->> i had that. it comes and goes. i little drizzle and if you're heading to outside lands, i would plan on that for the headliners. it's going to stay cool and cloudy to mostly cloudy. i do not see much change. 50s and 60s. our upper low continues to hang out near the oregon border. you can see the circulation around that. that continues to fire up thunderstorm activity and higher elevations. it has lifted north of tahoe. it's close but the main activity is more toward shasta and trinity county. our fog is making a good push and bookended -- and will continue to do so. the pattern is the same. subtle changes. if you temperatures will warm up, if you will cool down and some will stay the same. the delta breeze and 60s on the temperatures. these will not change too much in the next couple of hours. 59, gilroy. san jose state meteorology department, 61. 57, monterey. a lot of fog on the coast but there will be fall, sun, and then a warm pattern for some inland.

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i'm dave clark. the weather is a big part of our weather and weather around the country. a big part of our day. steve paulson knows everything. >> well, dave, i'm going to defer to gasia for a couple of things. >> yeah. >> khou. >> yes. >> they have handed it off to dallas because they are flooded. >> completely flooded. >> the water went into the lobby. they're in downtown houston. i'm not surprised. >> the main dam there is houston dam. >> i believe so. >> they are releasing water. >> nowhere for it to go. >> nowhere for it to go. >> the bayous are flooded. flat as a pancake. >> yeah. some of the pictures coming in now. >> hard to see. >> unbelievable. we will get to it. our weather will be -- thank you, gasia -- will be cooler for just about everybody. steve, there is fog out here in livermore. if fog makes it to livermore, that means that just about everybody will cool off today. it looks hot for the weekend. until then, low clouds and fog. it is surging northward. past santa rosa and napa. it looks like it's on its way to st. helena. over parts of san pablo bay. but n

i am gasia mikaelian . >> i am dave clark. let's talk about the weather. >> it is cooler today.cooler and then we will start to warm up. the last hot weather inland for most was august 3 and we have seen a decline, below average, near average or slightly above. 60s, 70s and 80s. in lake county and vacaville a different story. >>> cooler this morning and lost callous, -- las catas, and that is a wonderful place. cupertino says 57, santa clara 60, saratoga 62 with a lot of 50s and 60s. send martina and morgan hill little warmer at 57 and also gilroy. this fog bank is large and in charge courtesy of this slow moving out. it will decrease the they will atmosphere in this year and thunderstorm activity will be winding down. we have a big fog bank making a significant push in this morning, cooler forge --

. -- i'm dave clark. >>> it will be cooler for most. there were over 40 reports of 30+ inches of rain in harris county, texas. over 40 inches in three days. that is three feet. and it still raining. we have some very hot temperatures. they will cool down, mostly, today. it was 109 yesterday in lake county. it might be 105 today. 106. i'm sorry. it's been a brutally long, hot summer. the fog is making a strong surge and it's going to give cooler conditions for many near the fog. yesterday it started in santa rosa. they cool down 8 degrees compared to sunday. the fog is pushing into napa valley. san jose even getting some low clouds. the winds of the west and oakland. 31 miles an hour. it will be cooler today for most. cloud cover is sneaking up along the crest of the sierra. now it's in the san joaquin valley. some of that could clip the santa clara county or eastern contra costa. 60s through 90s. down about 10 degrees for many. what is the traffic going? >>> it's getting busier. right now we are looking at the approach to the bay bridge

i am dave clark. >> good morning. i am pam cook. jackson hole, wyoming is a fantastic place to be an even more so during the eclipse. >> a lot of people are already writing us to tell us they are in oregon. which that is good because not so good here. concord and livermore staying cloudy and this fog is making a good push. by 9:00 or 10:00 some of it will burn off. the sfo's is partly cloudy so maybe the peninsula will get a few breaks. we saw that last week and sometimes they will get some breaks but we will watch things. low clouds for sure for almost everybody near the coast. low clouds for some in the fog burning off with a decline in the view and we have hazy skies. the solar eclipse starts at 9:00 and the maximum is 10:15 am. around here it is partial but further north it is 78% and santa rosa and monterey. i doubt you will be of the see it in monterey. do not look directly at the sun and only look at the sun through an approved solar filter. we don't want you going to the optometrist on tuesday. low clouds with hazy skies, 60

i am dave clark. >> good morning.m cook. >>> it is 6:30 am and it is eclipse day and in a few hours it is the start of the eclipse we've been talking about for weeks. >> the last total eclipse visible from anywhere in the u.s. was 39 years ago in 1979. the last total eclipse visible in northern california was in 1889. a half billion people in north america should be able to see at least a partial eclipse of the sun but it depends on the clouds and the weather.>>> the lawrence hall of science in berkeley held the eclipse preview event for the kids yesterday and the real deal starts at 9 am this morning and it will hit the peak at 10:15 am. the historic event will last less than three hours total in the sun will be back in full view after 11:40 am. as you know, you need protective eyeglasses to view the eclipse but the sky is not the only place to look this morning. experts say the eclipse will affect your shadow as well.>> when we look at the shadows, we will see they are much more lopsided than usual because the sourc

i'm gasia mikaelian. >> and good morning, i'm dave clark.ck your tuesday weather right no. a lot of clouds outside. >> uh-huh. >> steve paulson is here to talk about it. >> gasia said you like it cooler. >> it is very comfortable. >> low clouds, dave is right on the money there. the fog is pushing inland. yesterday's temps i think we

i'm dave clark. >> i'm pam cook.orth ka korea threatening to launch military strikes against the united states and the pacific island territory of guam. >> it's the latest in an exchange of words between north korea and the white house. doug luzader joining us. you have the latest developments. >>reporter: dave and pam, good morning. this is a war of words at the moment. that could escalate. we're seeing the u.s. military following up on trump's tough talk on north korea. u.s. b1 bombers make their way from south dakota to guam. it followed -- >> north korea best not make anymore threats to the united states. they will be met with fire and fury like the world has never seen. >> the president's words may have been chosen carefully to drive the threat home mimicking north korea's rhetoric. a pentagon assessment the country can produce a nuclear war head to -- allowing this ' em to potentially annihilate u.. there was another north korean threat to -- >> an attack or threat on guam is a threat or an attack on the united

welcome back to mornings on 2 on this monday, august 7, i am dave clark.>> good morning, i am pam cook up on 5:30 am on this monday morning, a nice cool breeze. >> my friend texted me yesterday saying he enjoyed this nice cooler pattern and it was nice yesterday. long overdue and possibly a hint of things to come with extended outlooks very cool for the middle of the month. this low pressure system has fired up the fog bank which is expanding. a lot in the 70s with major thunderstorm yesterday over the sierra, northern california and up through shasta. as close as i've seen in a long time, northeast, south and west everyone within a few degrees of each other. atherton and menlo park running 55, union city 61 and san mateo as well. we have an onshore breeze and westerly breeze in place ushering in cooler air. 60s, 70s and 80s, slightly below average temperatures for everyone to near average. >>> it is 5:30 am in general this is when everyone picks up in the traffic. >> there is a crash and fire department and medics are on the way. the open fire department is trying to get through at th

i'm pam cook. >> i'm dave clark. >> how are you doing? >> well and you?the weather is nice as well. >> if you like fog -- there we go. smooth. >> fog out in the throat. >> fog is a big part of our forecast. inland as well, we'll be cooler today for most about 95% of the forecast area. there's some. i don't care how big the fog bank is. it peaks out at 90 degree temp. i think we'll see 60s, 70s and 80s and there's locations getting this fog bank. it looks -- it's over san pueblo bay. we have drizzle. pretty big serious fog bank in place and a decent delta breeze. gust back to 28, almost 30 mile an hour. the stage is set $30 mile an hour. the stage is set for a cooler pattern. thunderstorm fire up over the northern mountains and the sierra. south bay, santa clara valley, 50s and 60s. gilroy, 59. santa clara 62. meet meteorology department -- fog, breezy to windy for some. gust at 33 mile-per-hour. fog hugs the coast and temperatures inland will be below average. 6:00 sal, and -- >> we see traffic, steve. it's out there. we see slowing already, for example.

i'm dave clark. it is a beautiful day