those of you in fairfield, not that far behind. also getting those westerly breezes out there sustained at 20 miles per hour with gusts closer to about 25 miles per hour or less. and they're only going to get stronger throughout tonight, especially during the overnight hours right around about 2 o'clock in the morning after midnight tonight. that's when we're going to see wind gusts for not only the bay area coastline, but even the north bay and east bay valleys, ranging anywhere from 30 to 40 miles per hour gust over the highest peaks. fortunately, no fire danger concerns. so no red flag warnings in place just because of those april showers. but i am tracking your full bay area forecast. in addition that the bay bay bridge series forecasts for the giants take on the a's later tonight. more on that in a few minutes. just seen back to you. thank you. some east bay commuters are now asking that the mask mandate be brought back. >> on public transportation, they sent a letter to ac transit's board saying that this is a major public he

fairfield, 81, brentwood is 80p the tri-valley area, temps in the nid-70s. not earth bay beautiful day. 74 in vato. santa in novato. the extended forecast, along the shoreline, in the city in the 60s, and around oakland, 60s will do it as well. and san jose very pleasant week ahead. inland, the warmest days of the week are today and tomorrow. then the rest of the week things ease up. so, very pleasant, have i mild week ahead. and a very dry one as well. that's the weather. now, back to the news. >>> coming up, we get you caught up on the nba playoffs, but most importantly, the warriors are just one win away from sweeping the denver nuggets, and once again, the dubs look like they are in the driver's seat as they try to make a deep run in i'm dan o'dowd and i approved this message. you are watching actual videos of the tesla full self driving technology as recorded by the drivers. from turning too tightly and hitting a pylon... [ expletive ] to swerving toward a pole. jesus. watch the bicyclist on the right almost get hit before the driver takes over. sometim

whoa, benicia and fairfield as well.vernight because for those of you in vacaville and fairfield, you could easily see wind gusts in that 50 mile per hour range. napa, 40 mile per hour. wind gusts there. but then that's going to shift from the coast into our inland valleys for the not only bay area coastline, but even for east bay valleys as well. we could see wind gusts upwards of 45 miles per hour. less sunday morning through sunday afternoon by 3 o'clock that wind advisory going to be allowed to expire. but don't forget, we have another round of the san francisco giants taking on the marlins first pitch. 1 o'clock in the afternoon mid 60's. but take a look at those gusty winds speeds. 45 miles per hour. less for downtown san francisco. so definitely hold onto your hats. don't want to lose those dot. giants and marlins had there. but high temperatures tomorrow, widespread 60's and 70's have be a little bit cooler at 58 degrees. but we're really going to cool down sunday into monday. you're 20 degree drop. our warmest i

so open the fairfield same temperature, so the microclimates got pushed away here.mid upper eighties across the area. san francisco was 86 of pacifica was 85. temperatures tomorrow. cool down pretty rapidly. as a kind of weak front frontal system goes through and then this cooling trend begins. so it's like, uh, we maxed out yesterday and then certainly today, tomorrow is going to lose five degrees. and then after that, saturday and sunday, it's going to cool off even more significantly out of the seventies completely. these are the temperatures right now, which are running a little ahead of where they were yesterday. at this time in the weather story is that high pressure, um, setup right? that high was here. got the records now, literally in the next eight hours, it's gone. we get onshore flow and we cool down rapidly and on the back end of this down towards monday and tuesday. fingers crossed. we have a pretty good shot. the models are pretty aggressive on some some showers in there, so hopefully that turns out i'll see you back here with the full forecast and ju

we do have all the way up to 68 degrees in brentwood and in discovery bay 66 in fairfield. temperature span today from 57 degrees of the beaches, temperature will be down there due to the increasing winds of 30 mph sunshine up to 81 degrees in fairfield 69 today. oakland 74 santa rosa. temperatures very similar to yesterday except increasing wind. so if you're heading out to the ballpark, we do have logan web on the mound for the good guys. game time temperature at 64 degrees for the giants game with that wind whipping up to 20 dress in layers, and then two minutes later, we have first pitch for the oakland a's where the lefty on the mound. irvin against shane bieber west winds at 15 69 degrees your extended forecast sunday will be warmer than today than increasing clouds monday but full on sunshine and a splash of warmer temperatures on wednesday, make it a great saturday. sounds good , roberta. thank you when we continue with following that developing news of truck goes over a cliff and san mateo county near pescadero, very latest on the victims and the search underway th

very similar 80 and anti arcadian fairfield.the highs tomorrow are going to be a little bit cooler and we've been talking about this change in the weather, which is just a subtle kind of light springtime changes a week weather system go through cool things off, clears out the atmosphere, and that's it. that's our you know, there's some rain to the north of us. you'll see that but nothing for us. so it's breezy out. there is real windy earlier today, i've been up at sfor out of sfo, gus nearly 40 miles an hour. it's gusting to 21 miles an hour and fairfield right now, sfo's still has winds are gusting to 21 wins have died down. but just that spring pattern right, the westerly winds. kind of, you know, 25 35 miles an hour at the airport in the afternoon. that's what we're getting into course it didn't spring and this is the plan is we go through the next few days is this week system slides through tonight and tomorrow morning. it's going to cool us off like i said, but it also generate a little wind as we get on the backside of th

you're the single digits for fairfield on a count of those northerly winds and even overnight as those teens for north bay and east bay valleys, that's going to continue through sunday afternoon. even spreading southward into san jose until we notice more moisture with that overnight recovery. but gusty winds along the coast as well. increasing wave heights. 22 feet through sunday afternoon for bay area coastline. and look at that temperature trend and difference from sunday into monday. we're going to dip 10 to 20 degrees just in the temperatures. well below average on monday, rebounding about a week from today. back near normal. back to you know, bruce, and thank you. amazon is looking to overturn a historic voting decision. >> to form a union at a new york city warehouse in the legal filing. the company argues that union organizers and the national labor relations board tainted the results. amazon now wants to redo the election. it is claiming organizers with the mason, amazon labor union intimidated workers to vote in favor of the union. an attorney representing the group denies th

almost 80 degrees in fairfield.ol with the coast, so still 59 in pacifica, and the five day forecast. we're looking at temperatures that are going to be just in the seventies upper seventies low eighties but a really nice weekend coming your way with a lot less wind. sounds good. thank you. bill up next in sports warriors star steph curry . klay thompson took time after last night's series clinching game share a little. the credit with gary payton. the second jason appelbaum will have some of t ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ 300 million years ago, there was no africa, asia, americas or europe. just one, big supercontinent: pangea. and today there is still a force connecting those divided by distance, reversing millions of years of rifting. making far feel close. bringing there to here. oh, wow barbara corcoran! good morning. sorry, but we don't need any business help now. we're gigillionaires. what? we're gigillionaires now. i don't get it we have at&t business fiber with hyper-gig speeds. -but i just... -so thanks, we're doing gr

and 50 54, however, outside number of fairfield 53. antioch's here is your extended forecast again. easter displays on their lawns. right now, you're going to have to tie that stuff down. and if you're out gardening, keep that in mind to very windy conditions. light rain, maybe up to 1/10 of an inch across the area on monday, and then another chance of rain returns on wednesday, make it a great friday night. alright thanks so much appreciated roberta, with the warm temperatures and spring break. many people are heading to the beach. but lifeguards in 17, california city are having some california city are having some meet apartment 2a, 2b and 2c. 2a's monitoring his money with a simple text. like what you see abe? yes! 2b's covered with zero overdraft fees when he overdraws his account by fifty bucks or less. and 2c, well, she's not going to let a lost card get her stressed. am i right? that's right. that's because these neighbors all have chase. alerts that help check. tools that help protect. one bank that puts you in control. chase. make more of what's yours. as a small business

let's say from fairfield to conquer that things are a little better.that was there on the venetia bridge for two hours. that crash has been cleared, but traffic is still very slow coming out of fairfield, driving into venetia 80 was also slowed through the leo and now that the traffic is moved down a little bit. it's slow enrichment, heading out to the bay bridge toll plaza all the way out to berkeley. you can see the toll plaza commute is slow, 7 31. let's get back to the headlines. thank you will happening today about 5000 nurses at stanford and packard children's hospital there on picket lines as we speak. they're fighting for what they call fair contracts. ktvu is amanda canton is at stanford hospital in palo alto. you hear the noise? you see these live pictures behind her and amanda, you'll tell us what's expected to happen today. yes. so you know, in the last hour, dozens and dozens of people show up, there are hundreds of members . we apologize. clearly, we're having a bit of an audio problem here. these are live pictures of nurses outside of st

as far as the winds right now, at least at the surface for fairfield 15 miles an hour. these values are not extremely strong, but as you can see here all day long out toward sfo was very strong right now. westerly 14 miles an hour the winds expected to develop out of the north as we head into early sunday morning. so here's that red flag fire warning. until five pm sunday. four solano county and all the areas in red for portions of northern california wins potentially could be gusting to over 40 miles an hour very dry out there as well with relative humidity in this single digits. now when advisory for the north bay hills out towards solano county in the east bay hills until three o'clock tomorrow afternoon. once again, the main concern is that northerly wind in place here is a live camera looking out toward the golden gate bridge for this evening. we are in the clear still talking about some windy conditions, coast side and also for the burial hills. what about some rain chances? we have a lot to talk about the forecast and we'll have that coming up in a little bit. ce

we are down in single digits and parts of napa and fairfield. about 8% relative humidity, less than 30% down to the south , diablo range as well, less than 20%. this will continue to be somewhat of a concern, or a big concern into tonight because we are expecting those with max to get stronger. there is a wind advisory in effect for the diablo range as well is a red flag warning you can see with parts of fairfield, vacaville as well. that could bring the potential for tree damage, possible power impact. we could see gusts upwards of 50 plus miles per hour. we've already seen upwards of 48 plus. keep that in mind. let's take a look at the timing of the winds. this is something i want to turn your attention to. yes, it will be gusty tonight, but that continues through tomorrow. look at san francisco around the coastline, for the one mile per hour gusts possible. this is taking the time spent through sunday evening and sunday afternoon. as far as the advisory goes, this will also remain in effect until 3:00 p.m.. you want to stay off the coast. i k

fairfield and antioch and brentwood. let's take a look at thursday's highs and compare them to the record high temperatures. i think we're going to stay short of record territory in oakland and san francisco, but it will be a close call. likely to set or exceed record high temperatures for santa rosa, concord and liverpool, with the high temperatures inland reaching up into the low 90s on awide spread basis. be u it is a one-day heat wave. the warm weather will stick around on friday, and that means the pollen is not going to go anywhere. so we're locked into the high category. tomorrow, all the way through the first half of the weekend and likely into sunday as well. we need some rain to wash r that stuff out of the air. we do have a chance of rain in the forecast. it is not real high up on the scale here as we look at our rain chances over the next seven days a-20% to 30% chance monday, monday night into tuesday, still some conflicting data. we will hope that we can get as much moisture as possible. i think the best ch

that will be the direction you're driving, toward davis an fairfield.n toward the bridges, a smooth drive. there may be a new crash reported on the carquinez bridge. we haven't seen slowing, but we'll continue to track that and see if chp has anything significant going on. an easy drive as we get started with a little more traffic out of the altamont. >>> two men now demanding better training for jack-in-the-box workers. this is after they claim those workers refused to serve them because they are deaf. one of them sat down with us. "today in the bay's" ian cole cull has the story. >> reporter: visiting a college friend in livermore last weekend, both are deaf. ayala signed for our interview and a friend translated. >> we were like hey, let's go get something to eat. we were both hungry. >> reporter: they went to this jack-in-the-box drugt. >> i waved to try to get his attention and gestured i couldn't hear. >> go ahead -- >> they took a video of them trying to communicate with the employee after several attempts. >> so i'm pointing to the phone like, h

low to mid 70's from fairfield, concord and livermore. looking out over san francisco. areas of fog during the morning commute. sunny and mild warm tomorrow afternoon. ruler weather midweek although the dry pattern will continue along with the cooling. overnight high clouds will pass by and lucy -- and we will see an increase in some interior valleys. otherwise mainly clear overnight in a manly sunny start to the day tomorrow put overnight low temperatures mainly in the mid to upper 40's and highs tomorrow will range from 60 at the coast the low 70's around the bay shoreline. mainly upper 70's inland of the couple areas my top out at about 82 degrees like fairfield and antioch. seven-day forecast, noticed a sharp cool down and wednesday. even further cooling on thursday. increasing clouds accompanying this during the week. very little chance of any rain. maybe a 10% chance of a sprinkle in the far northern part of our viewing area. starts to warm up again friday. into next weekend we can expect sunny skies and milder weather with temperatures rising back to a more seaso

what is 80 in fairfield, 81. venetia, 73.in the north day, a nice day and cool by the goes with bodega bay at 67. 64, stinson beach. santa rosa, 78. around ukiah, lakeport and clear lake, cooler tomorrow but temperatures in the low 70s. and the extended forecast, we all get windy and then wet on monday. windy on tuesday and the next chance of rain coming in on thursday. that is to for the cities in the broader bay area as well. temperatures continue to decline. notice the numbers on monday. monday we are only in the 50s. this little heatwave we have had lately will abate and will be back. the rain will by the time we get to monday and also on thursday. friday -- >> you tease us not once but twice with the rain. >>> a sierra resort close by a devastating wildfire is opening up for one weekend. a look at the special celebration and how it is recovering. >>> coming up on our streaming service, elon musk on twitter and a privacy deal reached between the united states and the eu. watch our stream wherever you can find this on >>>

um 79 right now and fairfield.he worst spots and again you can kind of see the sea breeze right. so they agreed that this ice author map current temperatures. so you see, the greens are sixties. yellows are seventies and where there's greens and yellows. that's generally the sea breeze and the sea breeze not getting to fairfield not getting too brown wood, which is a classic feature of our spring and summer months, so microclimates, you're starting to see him 123. the three main ones, bay coast in inland, so you know just how it's going to be and then 13 degrees warmer in palo alto today, that's kind of an interesting number minus three and fairfield. little cool, little warmer napa, so let's just split the difference caught even the system that's moving in tomorrow is sitting to the north of us. there it is, and again, it's just dropping off a little rain up in the washington area, but not enough to bring us anything so high pressure sends everything to the north. that system tweaks through lightly tomorrow cools

pretty mild. 73 fairfield 72 nanak fairfield just you know a couple of days ago was in the eighties andto 73. these are the forecast periods right through saturday and sunday because he's saturday warms up, but it's not the heatwave by any stretch of the imagination. there's your five day forecast. no rain in this five day, maybe something next week. i'll see you back here, 11. alright thanks. bill summer reservations for camping at yosemite will begin tomorrow morning. the reservation system opens at seven o'clock for spots that will want a campground. most popular campsites typically set sell out in just a few minutes. you got to be quick. park officials warn campers not to arrive at the park without a camping reservation as same day camping reservations are not available, park officials say updates about other campgrounds will be coming soon. betty white's caramel vacation house has sold and it went for way over the asking price. white and her husband built the three story oceanfront home back in 1978. her estate listed it for $7.95 million and it sold for almost $10.8 million.03 mil

it's in the low to mid 70s from concord to livermore to fairfield and from our east bay hills camerajust a stunning view as we look across the bay temperatures soaring. well above average next few days record highs are likely thursday much cooler and windier weather coming your way this weekend on the subject of cool the coldest. is will be to our north around parts of mendocino humboldt county's lake counties as we do have a frost advisory 12 to 9 am tomorrow temperatures as low as mid 30s frost will kill sensitive plants, so you'll want to take precaut. temperatures in the morning under clear skies in the 40s and 50s for most of you ukiah down to 39 degrees by the afternoon it is going to warm up noticeably warmer in the south bay 88 gilroy 86 san jose at los gatos 81 in sunnyvale on the peninsula 82 redwood city 70 in pacifica 72 half moon bay downtown san francisco 76 degrees many of these temperatures a good 15 to 25 degrees above average north bay 84 degrees in vallejo 86 santa rosa 82 in san rafael a few high clouds in the east bay. it's going to be warm 80 in 82 hayward had i

as you know, drawer, dry systems 10 degrees warmer right now in fairfield than it was last night. just not as hot or warm . and then there's that system that created all that activity across the southeast part of the country yesterday, the day before, is now wound up and up in the new england states, so there could be some issues finding new york it's wet up. there may be some flight delays. if you're going that way better in chicago, they were better in atlanta than it was last couple of days. there's the weak front that comes through basically overnight into tomorrow, and that begins the cooling. it's a super weak front this time of year when you look at fronts like that, um they pretty much always are weak right? because they just don't have the dynamics. the jet stream supports. not really there. live camera outside basically just shows you that it's beautiful. nice out forecast highs tomorrow we're going to see reds or nineties oranges are eighties. most of those heat temperatures higher temperatures are going to be pushed backward because of the sea breeze, so they're going

in fairfield it is warmer and concord about the same. the east bay not much of a change but we all change this weekend. by the time we get to monday, rainy weather returns to the bay area. we have all the details when we cover the forecast. first, i think there's a baseball game going on. >> there might be. >>> baseball is back, the giants are playing the home opener against the marlins. jocelyn moran talked to fans are excited for the new season. >> today is the best holiday of the year. >> reporter: it is officially opening day. this is the rodriguez's first time to opening day as a family. >> first time, family tradition. >> reporter: limited capacity last year, this year you can see people's smiles and it feels a little more like pre- pandemic. >> we are excited to feel the sense of normalcy and excited to watch the game. >> reporter: for some, continuing traditions. for others, excited to start some. you can from santa barbara today? >> yes, i woke up at 5:00 a.m. and got up on a flight at 5:30, i got picked up by my godfather. >> r

down to 40 and 45 at concord in the daytime highs for tomorrow look warm in the east bay. 81 in fairfield and 78 in concorde. redwood city is at 73 in san francisco at 66. it is a nice day on tap and a nice week as well and it will be breezy in san francisco, but by the coastline it will be per usual for this time of year. oakland looks nice in the 60s. it will be fairly warm tomorrow and cool down as the week goes on. inland, it will cool down from tuesday through thursday. and then we will look for things to warm up a little bit by next weekend so things do look high and dry in the weather department and things are looking good with vern glenn behind the sports anchor desk. >>> straight ahead, the giants broke out the broom and the warriors are looking to sweep as well and a denver nuggets 17 point lead didn't last long. and come see me in a few minutes. >>> nba playoffs up top in the warriors. sometimes the desperate teams have its day. the nuggets in a win or go mee y just barely had it. it was testy and green and san jose's gordon got into it and by the second quarter the nuggets wer

just about everyone in the 70's and 80's. 88 in santa rosea. 89 in fairfield.land, 8. 8 in the san jose. there was no escaping the warmth today and as you look from our golden gate bridge camera, there's a gentle breeze out there. 73 in the city right now. san jose, you're at 5. 6 oakland, 70 in half moon bay. as we check out another view from our emery view camera towards the golden gate bridge. 86 in pat looma, 82 degrees. high pressure in command of our weather. it's a strong ridge with an offstore flow. we noticed those temperatures really went up but that downsloping wind driving humid can i -- humidity levels is obvg around this time. the only good thing is because of the rain in the last few months that we received there's still is a little bit of mind humidity in our fuels. if this were to happen in a couple of months, it's going to be even worse. tomorrow afternoon by lunch-time, all in the 70's and 80's. but maxing out in the 90's for our hottest spots. live view along the embarcadero. the heighted temperatures, santa rosa, 91. livermore, 87. all expe

fairfield, antioch, reaching up to 88 degrees. temperatures into the mid 70s in san francisco before the on- shore breeze takes over late tomorrow afternoon. closer to 80 degrees for oakland, with highs in the north bay mostly in the low to mid-80s. a better chance of climb ing into the upper half of the 80s and these are the spots that will be well into the 90s by thursday afternoon. let's compare thursday's highs with thursday's record high temperatures. we're not going to set a record in san francisco. the record is 92 and we're going to top out in the low 80s. oakland will be very close. i think records are going to be set for santa rosa, concord and livermore with high temperatures reaching into the low 90s by thursday afternoon. and the pollen count is going to remain locked into the high category. just more good news. all the way through the first half of the weekend, because we don't have any rain chances to wash any of that stuff out of the atmosphere. we do have a slight chance by early next week. it is a 20% to 30% chan

fairfield, 9% by the afternoon. it's just not good news.ds, already windy along the coast, and that is going to continue tomorrow. the winds start to pick up over the north and eastern end of the viewing area, 25-35 miles per hour. that is what is concerning, remain aware of your surroundings. a lovely view as we look back across the bay. gusty winds at the coast and over the hills. rain and she'll arrive on monday. temperatures in the 50's and 60's as we head into tomorrow. breezy for some of our hilltops early in the morning, but turning windy later in the day. afternoon highs will continue to trend lower. 59 and half moon bay. 75 around napa. 80 in fairfield. here's monday. we've got the rain coming through early in the morning, the sierra starting to pick up snow. the mountains continue to pick up snow. third of an inch of rain. this seems hard to believe, but look at the snowfall amounts. windy and cooler tomorrow temperatures definitely lower. the cooling bottoms out on monday. you will feel the winter chill as the level 1 brings us t

but our air temperature stands at 81 degrees in fairfield.rently 55 half moon bay. can we say? microclimates the winds up to 17 now and hayward, sfo at 26 mile per hour winds at 17 along the seashore, also in san jose at mineta international airport. these winds will continue to increase during the evening and overnight hours. 10 to 20 some gusta 30 reason. is that right there, that big, beautiful, comet shaped area of low pressure, bringing copious amounts of precipitation and throughout the pacific northwest . it's skimming the northwestern section of the state of california, but it's acting like a pressure gradient against our huge dome of high pressure, so we'll see some clouds voting in from time to time tomorrow at lunchtime, we'll see also little foggy lander. coast side before it scrubs out then there is another area low pressure right there on monday that will toss clouds into our forecast, and we'll call it mostly cloudy and cooler on monday, but until then, again, high pressure the key component with that area, low pressure to the

but again, the forward progress of this fire and fairfield has been stopped. and let's check in now with kron four's erica caturay. she's in the weather center with us right now to talk about the wind conditions that could be affecting wildfires today. good afternoon, erica. hi, justine. while you're talking about fairfield's, i wanted to pull up the gusts which actually look pretty normal for this time of the day. >> in that re region, it's 22 miles per hour. but stationary winds are around 11 miles per the good thing is we have a storm to the north of us that's moving in and it's pushing a bunch of moisture which is in case, you know, fire does break out moisture and increase humidity really helps prevent fires from spreading or dew points. 43 temperature out there in fairfield, 72 degrees. temperatures tomorrow will be a little lower as for other parts of the bay area. checking in along the coast, half moon bay, we actually saw some blue skies out here a couple hours ago, but it looks like that cloud cover from the storm to the north of us has moved in ther

look at stormranger, we have heavier pockets pushing through fairfield, concord, the san francisco area, pushing this in closer in san francisco, you can see the highlighted yellow around 280, you can see some of that orange color there. that means heavy downpours at times. through south san francisco. then over to the south bay, downtown san jose, just had that rain push out, but just behind it we have more on the way. here's a closer look at what to expect for your thursday. the heaviest rain will be happening in the morning, on and off wins from the southwest, 15 to 35 miles per hour. heading into this afternoon, looking out for the possibility of small hail and also a chance for isolated thunderstorms. with the instability in the atmosphere, this could be a possibility into this evening. also keeping a close eye on that heavy sierra snow. not a good day to be heading out to the tahoe area. hold off and wait for that. i'll give you a closer look at when your best window for that will be and when the rain is expected to move out, how much rain we'll get heading into the weekend and i'

current temperature is a mix of mostly 60s and 70s. 55 in the bay. 79 degrees still in fairfield.close to 80 degrees there in solano county. that is pretty normal for the last morning of april. pretty close to average as well. a degree or two on either side of our late april normal. let's zoom in for a closer look. on the coast, upper 50s for highs. a mix to upper 60s and low 70s. mostly low 70s in the santa clara valley. reaching into the mid-70s, mostly low 70s for inland parts of the east bay until you go on the other side of the diablo range into the upper 70s for fairfield. brentwood. the pitchers are going to be the warmest on saturday. upper 60s bayside in the north bay. temperatures farther inland ending up mostly in the low 70s. slightly warmer temperatures as you go further and get into inland mendocino county and lake county, where you will be a little bit cooler. temperatures warm up for everybody on sunday. then the temperatures back down on monday. there is the roller coaster ride depending on the strike of those onshore winds. brief offshore winds tuesday and wednes

upper 70's around fairfield. 74 concord. san jose showing you clear skies.otice it is a shaky camera. record highs are likely thursday. it is going to get much cooler and windier, especially for sunday and monday. into tomorrow morning, frost advisory for parts of the northern portion of her viewing areas. temperatures into the 30's means frost could cause damage to plants. 30's to 50's for your temperatures out the door, clear skies. in the afternoon, it will be warm. 72 in half moon bay. 88 in fairfield. be ready for that warmth. you check out the accuweather seven-day forecast, records are coming in thursday. after that, the coast cools. so does the bay friday. inland areas still warm until the weekend, when it is much cooler. slight chance of a few showers monday. it is going to be gusty. one model is going with wetter conditions monday. the other one not so much. karina: a yearly san francisco tradition is making a comeback. sunday streets returns this sunday for the first time since the start of the pandemic. three roads will be transformed into car fr

wind gusts for vacaville and fairfield and even along the coast and for the east bay shoreline, we couldts upwards of 45 miles per hour or less for our valleys. but for our sunday afternoon. so it is going to be extremely windy out there already seeing relative humidity dip into the single digits for napa fairfield, even yacht bill as well. so very dangerous fire weather conditions in the bay area. and then we're going to see a lot more moisture content as those winds subside by around sunday night. but we do also have not only that high surf or we're going to see breaking waves as high as about 20 feet because of those gusty winds out there today. from now through sunday afternoon. temperatures, though, cooling down significantly on monday. thanks to a weak storm that is going to bring us about a 10th of an inch of rain. temperatures only warming up into the mid to upper 50's rebounding. very nicely, though, for the remainder of the next 7 days. back to you. just sing. >> thank you. we're learning more tonight about the man who was shot and killed near lake merritt in oakland earlier th

fairfield is getting up to 62.e is the fire from mount tam looking towards the car heinous bridge. the grass fire has parts of the bridge blocked. chp has issued a sig alert. traffic is backing up towards hercules. here are your forecast headlines. the wind will be the big thing, gusty at the coast and over the hills. the cooling trend continues. it started yesterday and continues through the weekend into monday where we will have winter-like weather. it will be rainy and chilly so have your umbrellas handy. highs are on the cooler side again. at the beaches, only the upper 50's and half moon bay. around the bay, upper 60's to low 70's. san jose is mild at 75. upper 70's through some of the inland areas like concord and livermore. overnight lows are mainly clear in the 40's for some locations. some low 50's like richmond and san jose give. the rain system is headed our way by 5:00 for the monday morning commute. mostly dry except for the north bay coast. by lunchtime mostly clear. it will bring snow to the sierra s

san jose is down to 46 degrees. 43 at livermore and 48 degrees at antioch. 43 at fairfield. south bay tomorrow looks nice. a great weekend to get out and do stuff. need to catch up after the rain. 70, redwood city. sunnyvale, 70. same thing for los gatos, morgan hill and in the east bay, plenty of sun, patchy valley fog to start with and that will go and we'll get sunshine. 72 at beniciaia. 73, walnut croak and san ramon. you go over stenson beach, the panoramic highway and end up there. great dog beach. 58 degrees. bundle up. it's cool at the coast line all weekend long. 71 up for ukiah and 74 at windsor. in the extended forecast, we're going to look for things to remain high and dry around the bay area with san francisco staying in the 60s all week for the most part. and baywide, pretty much the same. the warmest days of the week. the next seven are going to be on sunday and monday. it's no big heat wave. warmer than it has been. drier than it has been, too, for the foreseeable future. >> am i going to start thesing again? >> you will -- start sneezing again? >> you will.

line tomorrow upper 70s inland up to about 80th antioch and 82 at fairfield. so a nice warm day coming our way tomorrow. and here's the accuweather seven-day forecast. it'll be pretty much the same on monday with mainly sunny skies the warmth will hold on then we got a sharp cool down on tuesday with a few extra clouds around it's gonna be bright and breezy through the middle of the week, wednesday wednesday and thursday and then temperature like to rebound and bounce back up to more spring like levels next saturday jr. thank you so much spencer. we move over right now because we want to go live to denver around 1200 miles from here where chris alvarez is going to talk a little bit about what is coming up in sports chris. hey jr, it looks much warmer back there in the bay area chilly and cold here in colorado. but that's okay that we played inside ballerina tomorrow warriors and nuggets right here on abc 7 coming up ahead in sports a preview the warriors going for the sweep how sweeping would be it's closing time for the dubs more from denver on the other side

not that far behind fairfield 20 miles per hour out there right now this evening and future wind gusts only going to get stronger, especially at 8 o'clock. and even during the overnight hours shortly after midnight, that's when winds are really going to peak in intensity, not just for the highest peaks, but even along the bay area coastline. and even most of our valleys could see wind gusts and that 30 to 40 miles per hour range. that's going to remain in effect through 11 o'clock for your thursday morning. until we start to notice. calmer winds out of the northwest and that 20 to 30 mile per hour range, but well below advisory level. but we are taking a look at a very warm forecast coming up starting on friday, lasting all weekend long. details ahead. if any may showers will be in the forecast as we officially start may this sunday. coming up in my full forecast. details on that and your full weekend outlook in just a few minutes. ham and ken, back to you. all right, lisa, thank you. as she just mentioned, strong winds are in the in the bay area tonight tomorrow and >> for several day

fremont topped out 68 the warmest occasions right around 80 out toward fairfield and antiochus. course, the sierra picking up a tremendous amount of snow over the past few days. this was the scene just a few minutes ago, looking out toward the lake and all that to fresh snow on the hillsides, a beautiful scene. in the mountains for today, satellite members on thursday and into friday morning. we're tracking some rain showers out there, but not the case. for today, we are in the clear and current numbers for the six o'clock hour where you can see the cool spot near the coastline. towards half moon bay in the fifties. lots of sixties right around the bay and the warmest occasions currently still in the seventies. here's our live camera, looking out toward the estuary here in the east bay, oakland, alameda, you can see the coliseum out there in the distance, and we could have some patchy fog regroup overnight as we head into your sunday morning, so we'll add that to the forecast for your sunday temperatures. will be in the forties to start out the morning hours. but tomorrow should

crews in fairfield are on cleanup mode after a vegetation fire this afternoon. that fire started out. >> at about 02:00pm on hill born road. that's right off. i-80 at one point. the trailer park on goya drive was being threatened by the flames. but we have just learned that forward. progress has been stopped. so no evacuation orders being issued there. and we're looking at the time lapse of this fire from the alert wildfire cameras here. you can see the smoke on the left-hand side there of your screen. fairfield fire tweeted out that they are now focused on, quote, extensive mop. well, things we've done differently in golden gate park for this year's for 20 one big change this year, the city will be carving people as they walk in kron four's. rob nesbitt joins us now live in the studio with more on efforts from lots of city agencies to try to make sure this year's for 20. >> run safely and smoothly. lot of people go big job. that's right. a lot. but looking forward to a grant and vicki one big thing this year, if you're under 21, you won't be allowed in the 4.20

seven maybe sorry, justin just walked out of my box 75 in fairfield today, tomorrow, forever fearfulh warmer than that. we got a nice spring weather pattern. going forward here. current temperatures overnight lows above freezing frost, not an issue. even we don't even coastal fog right now. i suspect we're going to see a little bit of coastal fog, but overall, it's just kind of just a classic spring weather pattern. winds have died down. very calm out there. this weather system is got no game at all. so it's going to miss us. this high pressure has driven the jet stream so far to the north that we are not going to see any rain. certainly this week. in the next part, the next 10 days will be dry. which isn't crazy unusual for this time of year being, you know, being april? almost so, um, tomorrow san francisco 64 degrees for daytime high and i'm gonna put up the forecasting a step out of the screen there and i just want to say this because i'm not gonna get a chance to talk about mark because julie and heather are just talking about him so much i could barely squeeze in what i want to

to the warmest occasion. 69 in fairfield.eekend outlook that's still straight ahead. i'm looking forward to the weekend. thank you. thank you very much. roberta hey, let's take a look at traffic on this friday morning. it's usually friday light and a fair amount of cars going through the toll plaza right now at 501, but no problems whatsoever. mateo bridge we go. the story is the same if you're heading to or from the peninsula from hayward we will keep an eye, of course for you. traffic is looking nice, but that's what you'd expect at this hour on this day. absolutely let's check out 8 80 that's looking pretty good as well. little traffic on the left heading south heading north. all good, at least for now. we're following the breaking news. this set of san jose. we're a suspect in a stolen car died after being pursued by police and crashing that car. ktvu is jesse gary is live at the scene as the very latest information, jesse. frank good morning to you . this is a multi agency investigation by the san jose police department

and as it does so will impact areas along 80 like vacaville and fairfield here in a matter of hours. so i'm going to be taking a look at the showers as they do move across the bay just make sure to note that we do have some heavier stuff mixed in with these lighter showers out there. one. 0, one from santa rosa petaluma nevado down through centerville mill valley. also wet from these light showers that are pushing overhead there. some heavier rainfall in the western edge of mount tam, as you can see. and then we're also seeing some light sprinkles here and there from concord walnut creek, oakland, you're actually under a pocket of heavy rainfall there. the very southeastern edge of the city right between oakland and san leandro do have a heavier area of rainfall there. san francisco, mostly on the light side right now. little bit of a break from the rain on much of the peninsula as well as the south bay, although the tri valley into the mountains, they're seeing some areas of moderate shower activity. more and more. this rainfall is about to shift on into the bay over the next few mi

a shaky camera from mount tams. 47 santa rosa. 50 in fairfield.ncord -- 52 in concord. we have had the northerly winds in the upper elevations to keep the atmosphere more well mixed. by the afternoon, a wind shift to an onshore flow. at the golden gate bridge, the fog is back with us and it will return along the coast overnight tonight, this afternoon as well. that will bring some gusty winds at the beaches. slightly warmer for your sunday as the winds back off. here is today, 7:00 where we have that fog already setting up . it continues through the afternoon. right here is where the breeze will be over 30 miles an hour at times in the our sunday. it is sunny. the fog is gone. less wind. another heads our way on monday and that allows temperatures to drop maybe by eight to 10 degrees for another cool day, the coolest day of the week will be monday. 1:00 this afternoon, you can see all the colors on the map indicating the breeze out of the west all the way out toward the delta. despite the warm up, you will feel the breeze and then the wind right a

some of our warmest of spots will be fairfield vacaville in antioch at 62.anta rosa down through mill valley just below 60 degrees. here's a look ahead at our next 7 days today. tomorrow, thursday, low 60's we do have rainfall returning on thursday. friday looks to dry out at least during the day and friday night to saturday, opportunity of rain. good news for easter sunday. it's actually going to be one of the nicer ones of the forecast. definitely the nicest of the weekend. highs back into the 70's under sunshine for the holiday, john, thank you for that. all right. let's get a look at your tuesday morning commute. 10 minute drive traveling. >> from the maze, 2 that fema the exit into the city, san mateo bridge heading across towards the peninsula. 82 while one about 13 minutes as you're traveling there out of richmond heading across or center fell 8, 9 minute drive and the golden gate bridge. 37 to the tolls 20 minutes on this tuesday morning. now let's head over to bay area. baseball is the giants are at home and are taking on the san diego padres. but b

some of those roads out near fairfield.your drive times go, your east bay drive times, still moving along nicely. southbound 680 to 580, vargas road, ten minutes. southbound 101 from venice avenue to sfo, about 11 minutes. no issues along highway 92 or shoreline boulevard. that's it for me. back to you. >> thank you. >>> 5:40 this morning, history made at the giants game. coming up this morning on "today in the bay," we're going to talk about an injection that leads to a surprise twist, the likes of which has never happened in major league baseball. we're going to talk about that in a moment, and the coach you will be talking about for years to come. >>> in politics, president biden uses a certain word, genocide. we'll go over what that means and its implications, plus -- ♪ they had it coming ♪ ♪ they had it coming ♪ ♪ i didn't do it ♪ ♪ but if i'd done it ♪ ♪ how could you tell me that i was wrong ♪ >> shig the musical coming back to life on broadway. the new actress stepping into the iconic role and how critics are reacti

these temperatures depict that 82 fairfield 82. antioxidant e one in hayward. cool on the coast. little patchy fog this morning there will be a little bit back patchy fog back again tomorrow morning. and then live picture and i'll tell you what. that air quality sure looks good, doesn't it? i mean, check that out. you got there's campanelli back. there's the campanelli. yeah, it's campanelli over at berkeley in the air quality when you can see like that, right? you don't need a sensor. you can just look and visually, the air quality is really good as we go into the numbers in terms of how we're doing for rainfall. no we could do better on our 30 in a row below average rainfall, but these last couple of range events did help in that snow in the mountains. significant right ? okay, let's take a look. i'm just gonna roll this through. this is showing you the week ahead. clouds clouds, no rain clouds clouds, no rain. it's just rolling. and that everything is up here. so it's that time of year with the jet stream wants to go north. we're getting obviously closer and closer to summer,

bill fairfield and napa.the vegetation, even more in that 20th percentile range with the good news is we're not going to be in the single digits or teens. so that's what we're not going to be under imminent fire danger. but we are going to notice, though, below average temperatures on thursday, then rebounding very nicely. starting friday, lasting all weekend long. slight chance of showers on monday may second. but overall looks like it's going to be what's again, more of a wind maker then rainmaker. so looks like we're going to stay dry through next wednesday. could even warm up into the low 80's for warmest inland valleys. ken pam, back to you. thank a well, twitter is taking precautions as it waits for the deal with elon musk to become official. reports say the site is blocking routine changes through this friday. >> over fears that angry or disappointed employees might go rogue. a policy move like this is not new to twitter and often happens ahead of major events such as the super bowl in order to ensure

these are the highs from today etienne and yak 81 in fairfield.as we go into tomorrow, we're going to drop a couple of degrees. and then after that, as we head into went tuesday, wednesday thursday , temperatures start to come up. i think thursday will be the warmest day of the week. should be pretty nice here is that the graph on that you can see the jump in temperatures as we go through time and wednesday and thursday, then drops off a little bit on friday, but overall just a really nice, very warm pattern. on the other end of this past friday, saturday, sunday and monday. i know all the way the next week over here, but there is an opportunity for some rain out there. it looks pretty good. the models are kind of coming together, so not this week. it's typical. we're going to be dry. we're gonna be warm. book down road next week, maybe eight days from now, nine days from now, we might see something that looks good. anything right now is good. these are the current temperature 69 in fairfield. that's 11 degrees cooler than it was yesterday. so sli

fairfield up by three. our winds are light. fairfield reporting six mph even calm bado.g into the afternoon. we'll have just a little bit of a breeze. but nothing too bad and no advisories. when it comes to the wind. we do have an advisory along our coastline beach hazard statement. we've got a long period swell that is going to increase. this is a sneaker waves as well as the rip currents out there, so please be careful. never turn your back to the water. always keep an eye on your little ones and your pets. storm tracker to hear quiet out there. we do have no rain in store along the coastline. we see just a little bit of fog there. as we get into the afternoon under mostly sunny skies, nine degrees above the seasonal average for you, santa rosa upper sixties for san francisco. oh, seventies in oakland, if you're going to see the ace play a little bit later today, gorgeous day in the stands upper seventies for areas over livermore as well as san jose, i better look at these afternoon highs and the cool down coming our way in the extended forecast coming up. right it is

in terms of wind gust out in fairfield and especially along the altamonte past their some really high winds the air. so take your time as you're traveling. looking at our radar right now, dry conditions pretty quiet for the most part. our first model we were tracking anticipated rain. but thankfully that's not going to happen. getting a look at your highs for today. hey, if you are stepping outdoors, make sure you bring a jacket along the coast. mid to lower 50's there half moon bay. you're at 62 along bayshore 58. 61 in san bruno little further down along the peninsula. 70 in redwood city in the south bay. we're looking at the upper 70. so a little warmer there and the inland area across the east bay union city out in 71 72 in pleasanton berkeley, oakland, san leandro, upper 60's. and then let's head to the north bay chap on napa appear 74 out in fairfield and vacaville, upper 70's, low 80's. little warm for us there. novato san rafale, low 70's. so we talk about the week we're going to gradually warm up as the weekend goes on. today's the coolest day for a little while and then look

most of you are actually running warmer 11 degrees warmer in fairfield up 7, san jose and also up forand a lovely view from floratorium camera right now san francisco 56 degrees oakland, you're at 62 upper 60s from san jose to santa clara a live view from san jose where you can see just some leftover clouds and some sunshine 60 degrees in it's up to 70 in fairfield 62 napa 68 in livermore. one other live picture is we look towards the gate bridge from our emeryville camera. is that pretty or what next storm moves in overnight bright and sunny for easter and two more spring storms are coming our way next week. the one for tomorrow morning is a light level one brief heavy rain in the morning. there is an isolated possibility of thunder gusty winds near the coast as we time this out for you while you're sleeping the rain begins to move in at 3. am you will notice the downpours. five o'clock moderate to heavy rain expected across the entire region and quickly turns to scattered showers at 8 o'clock and then really by the lunch hour all of this is gone. it's moved on. so the rest of your s

so instead you still got a 69 and fairfield but 59 local.ol sea breeze really keeping temperatures down. it's warmer, though. tonight in many places, and it was last night livermore. seven degrees warmer. fairfield eight degrees warmer overnight, low forecast with a few clouds and light winds will be kind of mild kind of cool. i mean 44 fremont 44 in san jose. that will feel cool. it's not going to get you frost, though you're probably going to be out of the frost zone, maybe in the north. they will see frost as we so often do. and then there goes that system that rolled through last night. it's it out here and then worked its way through across texas and all the way there goes through atlanta last night through northern georgia, and then this morning into the texas or the florida panhandle. we've had nothing but problems. and then there's our weather pattern is looks like a system and it is, but it's really spread out. it's really diffused . and so it just doesn't have any game doesn't have any game at all. we're not looking for anything. i