fairfield now just popped up to 30 miles per hour. and that is sustained winds. so very gusty out there to nap. and 24 miles per hour, we're kind of nestled this high pressure that warm dust up between 2 low-pressure systems that are now starting to have a little bit more of an effect on our weather. so tonight we are going to see the marine layer start to build back in. know what that means is that our temperatures eill cool a little bit. we'll get some of that marine layer presents. and yes, we will wake up tomorrow with a little bit of fog will be back in a bit. we'll take a look at our 7 day forecast says good. thank you, kyla. another big story we're following legendary hall of fame basketball player jerry west. >> has died at the age of 86 clippers releasing a statement this morning saying that >> he passed away peacefully with his wife, karen, by his side west was selected to the basketball hall of fame 3 times in his storied career as a player and executive. >> his silhouette is considered to be the basis of the nba logo. some call the logo. he's also bee

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it holds every week in fairfield, philippe djegal, all kron. 4 news. all right.oing things up for us here at 10 o'clock. be sure to stay tuned the news. >> at 11, but also sports night live. that's right. erin wilson is here with a look. >> what's been going on high aaron quite a big going on. we have the nba. we have some baseball. we have a lot off in the nba family in boy, do we have to talk about just about every bit of it. >> and tonight in sports night live will start with the giants because they hosted. >> the astros in game 3 of their set today are cool. we'll let you know of logan webb was able to help the team take the series from houston and in the nba finals. the celtics, they look to continue their dominance over the mavericks and boys met. don't want show to time to to get bay into the series. but no one is done and his 3 so far we'll talk about tonight we'll talk about tonight sports that. ( ♪♪ ) you made a cow! actually it's a piggy bank. my inspiration to start saving. how about a more solid way to save? i'm listening. well, bmo helps get your sa

that's the case all the way off into fairfield and down into the santa clara valley, bringing with its smoke as well. we're keeping a close eye on the air quality as it's expected to get worse into the afternoon hours today, now, here we go all the way into relative humidity earlier this morning, it was fine as could be up in the north bay. but just around lunchtime, it drops down to around 10%, on average, anywhere from calistoga stretching off into fairfield and vallejo. we continue to watch it get worse into the evening hours tonight, so we'll keep you updated with this fire weather conditions here in the weather center. >>and outside of the bay area. other parts of the state are also dealing with wildfires, the largest 1 currently burning in southern california. that fire broke out on saturday near the town of gorman. that's of course along the grapevine northwest part of los angeles county firefighters are facing high temperatures dry brush 70 mile per hour wind gusts more than 1200. people have been evacuated, cal fire says it has burned more than 15,000 acres and is now only 8%

as we look at the north bay, 101 in fairfield, 97 degrees in santa rosa.eat advisory remains up the area, shaded in orange. all inland areas, until midnight thursday. we do have that excessive heat warning for solano county until 8 p.m. thursday, so the risk of heat illnesses is elevated and significantly in that excessive heat warning area and also parts of the inland valleys. now we look at a live picture from santa cruz camera. it is so beautiful and you may want to go there to escape the heat, but keep in mind that we do have some beach hazards to talk about . tomorrow morning at 8:00 until midnight friday a rough northwesterly swell heading in our direction. breakers of 15 to 20ft, bringing the risk of rip currents. so be careful out there. i'll be back to let you know how long this hot weather is going to stick around. ummah. all right. >> thank you so much, sandhya. a man allegedly connected to the fatal shooting of an armored truck guard is now in custody. police say 28 year old artemio torres drove the car used in the robbery and shooting of 60 ye

you can see also 85, in fairfield right now.hese temperatures look like highs for the day, but they're not. they're current readings. every area shaded in orange is a heat advisory in effect until midnight thursday that does now include the santa cruz mountains, an excessive heat warning for solano county until 8 p.m. thursday, increased risk of heat illness heating up again tomorrow, 99, in santa rosa. getting you up to the century mark in fairfield, upper 90s, concord, livermore, uh- san jose, 93 and gilroy, 96 degrees. there is end in sight to this heat wave. i'll be back to let you know when coming right up. >> dan, with just that graphic looks hot. >> yes, i know, all right. >> well, with this brutal heat, there is no doubt pools will be packed this week. lots of kids looking to cool down, but many swimming spots are short on lifeguards. it's a problem out of the pandemic, made more concerning as the cdc finds that accidental drownings are on the rise around the country. abc seven news reporter lauren martinez is poolside t

and we're at 61 in berkeley, 83 in fairfield.ittle warm inland, but not to the tune of wildly, you know, high temperatures in the 100 degree range north bay petaluma about 81 degrees in downtown san francisco, 60 at this hour or so because we're getting a little cooler. i was just talking with with folks in the newsroom about this. i wanted to mention if you use a ceiling fan to clean yourself down, there's a little switch. usually the top and you can make it go clockwise or counter-clockwise in the summer. we want to counter clockwise and could see that chilling effect in the winter. we have a clockwise and you know how heat rises and you heat your house and then all that he goes to the ceiling. it forces the air to come down. so counter clockwise is are setting for summer. if you stand underneath that, look at it. that's the direction you want it to go and hopefully we'll keep you nice and cool. high pressure still there. but we are flanked by low pressure to the south and the north. you can see what happens here as we get into

you can see also 85, in fairfield right now.tures look like highs for the day, but they're not. they're current readings. every area shaded in orange is a heat advisory in effect until midnight thursday that does now include the santa cruz mountains, an excessive heat warning for solano county until 8 p.m. thursday, increased risk of heat illness heating up again tomorrow, 99, in santa rosa. getting you up to the century mark in fairfield, upper 90s, concord, livermore, uh- san jose, 93 and gilroy, 96 degrees. there is end in sight to this heat wave. i'll be back to let you know when coming right up. >> dan, with just that graphic looks hot. >> yes, i know, all right. >> well, with this brutal heat, there is no doubt pools will be packed this week. lots of kids looking to cool down, but many swimming spots are short on lifeguards. it's a problem out of the pandemic, made more concerning as the cdc finds that accidental drownings are on the rise around the country. abc seven news reporter lauren martinez is poolside tonight looki

it's still hot out toward fairfield and concord, san jose 87, oakland 73. in san francisco is definitely cooled off 68 degrees and a bunch of 80s up in the north bay. here is our live camera looking out toward the golden gate bridge. a nice scene here with clear skies that flag will be changing around a bit more of an onshore breeze so that will definitely cool off the entire bay area beginning tomorrow. in fact, we could have some patchy low cloud cover tomorrow morning. temperatures. most areas will be in the 50s. so here is the forecast model bringing in trying to bring in some patchy clouds and then into the afternoon hours. these bright colors do resurface, but no more triple digits. we're thinking 60s 70s, 80s and the warmest locations will be close to 90 degrees tomorrow afternoon. this area of high pressure though this has been the source of the heat. but it begins to back off tomorrow, so the cooling begins tomorrow in your wednesday forecast. and we're tracking a system up here to our north that will reinforce the cooling as we head toward thursda

a couple of low 90s and through concord, vacaville and fairfield. if you notice oakland and san francisco will be in those 70s. now as we inch into that sunday forecast, we do start to see a gradual warm up. you'll notice we start to see some of those upper 90s and through the interior areas. but this is not the official start of the heat wave. just yet. that will make its arrival into the start of the workweek. so the summer is going to be seasonable, bit more comfortable compared to what we've got in store. and here it is. you can see that high pressure starts to build on monday, leading us into the first week of july with elevated fire danger and triple digit temperatures. this is going to bring on an excessive heat watch starting on tuesday. it's going to remain in effect all the way through friday. the valleys can expect to see daytime highs in the triple digits, but we're also expecting slow cooling inland into the evening. and typically we see nice recovery overnight. not going to get that by the way of that high pressure. if you look at live

still, brent, what 101, pittsburgh, 94 fairfield about 102, and up north. even plenty of 90's. napa, 94, we're sat 91 that to petaluma with 76 to report for san francisco. so the contrast today look at how that wraps around from a battle all the way down to tri valley with numbers above 20 degrees ahead of where they were this time from yesterday. so now what's going on is we're not cooling down as rapidly as we did yesterday, even in places like mountain view, heyward were still well ahead of the numbers from yesterday. ultimately tonight, you can expect 60's will rest into you can pretty much forget about the 50's except around the water. you can see half moon bay at 53. 59. meanwhile for oakland tomorrow, 73 san francisco, 82 oakland, 93. meanwhile for san jose still have those winds working their magic on shore. that's only serving to humid. a fi the east bay. a little bit contrasted with where we were maybe about 5 hours agh. but that's a good thing. so that will definitely take. we've got breezy, but plenty hot at 6 o'clock with plenty of 90's by midnight. still about 70

we stopped by a distribution at solano county, health and social services in fairfield a big sell since the county partnered with the food bank back in 2018 to launch the pilot program. the mobile food pharmacy has become a staple continuously station that family health services offices in vallejo, fairfield and vacaville. may closer where they might be on medication. >> the people, you know, social services that are having difficulties getting there, their food, fresh fruits and vegetables are always available to anyone who stands in line and says hello. >> the truck purchased the county by city. he went a nation. and for those who need to pare food, medicine, mobile food pharmacy program coordinator rich oliver says. >> patients can simply ask their clinics receptionist for a prescription to receive a large supplementary box of food containing healthy, canned and shelf stable items. the day of the appointment. >> or 2 weeks, post appointment, you can ask prescription fairfield and vallejo draw the biggest crowds for the mobile food pharmacy. >> each time out about 480 people are serve

it gets a stronger in areas like napa, and fairfield.the next few hours we could see wind gusts anywhere up to 25 miles an hour, becoming more widespread throughout the whole bay area by 2:00. and into the dinnertime hours, even more. in areas like napa and santa rosa, the air will become a lot more dry and condensed. we will keep a close eye on that because relative humidity drops to around 10% and even below that through the afternoon hours. we are keeping a close eye on that . and that is why the national weather service has issued a red flag warning that will stay in effect until the late hours tonight. for the bay area, we are keeping a close eye on the north bay, 80s insight in the east bay, all the way over to redwood city, fremont and the santa clara valley. inland areas will stay nice and warm as we gear up for the first day of summer on thursday. then we warm up even more into the first weekend right around the corner. >>> let's talk about the roadways. if you are getting out the door and making that ride toward the bay bridge,

are 19 degrees cooler at this hour in napa compared to yesterday at this hour, 17 degrees cooler fairfield, 16 degrees. cooler nevado 12 degrees cooler in santa fe. it is cool or everywhere, including san francisco down 11 degrees. so where do we stand right now? well, places such as brentwood, where they don't really feel the moderating influence of the pacific ocean, 101 degrees fairfield, 82 vacaville 96. but napa, only 66 96 kelsey bill and 57 degrees in point rays. we've got the heat. that's right. in the central valley and cool along the coastline. i've got the full weather forecast coming up. all right. sounds good. thank you, kathy. now to the latest on a few wildfires. we've been covering the crystal fire in napa. county of 75% contained. >> after burning 60 acres, the fire started yesterday afternoon north of saint helene, a near the intersection of crystal springs road and silverado trail 4 firefighters were hospitalized for injuries crews say are related to the hot and rocky conditions. building was also destroyed in that fire. and the corral fire in san joaquin county east of

take it easy out toward fairfield, antioch and livermore. san jose 94, san francisco.ght, around 70 degrees and a bunch of upper 90s for napa and in santa rosa. here's a look ahead. your five day forecast. and the headline is this the cooling trend begins on your thursday forecast. the hottest locations still fairly warm in the low to mid 90s. just not talking about any more triple digits. cooling continues into your friday and then into the weekend. not too much change, so if you're not a fan of this heat, i think you'll like this forecast developing over the next several days. >> i'm looking forward to a cooler weekend. mark. thank you. new numbers show the homeless population has grown in the eastern part of contra costa county, while dropping in the western and central parts of the county. officials say its most recent count found the homeless population was up 31% in areas including antioch, pittsburg and oakley. cities like richmond and hercules saw a 24% decrease in numbers were down 2% in areas including walnut creek and san ramon. the county says it has increa

so overall it was like warmer in fairfield i think yesterday fairfield was 103. so it was a little cooler in fairfield, but overall it's probably a higher temperature day across the region and in the central valley, where temperatures easily got into the low one hundreds. and then there's that record in half moon bay. okay. so as we look outside, fog wants to form. it's trying to this is sort of the beginnings of it, but it's still down the coast, the main fog bank, the moisture that's going to take to coalesce onto this particulate matter up north. as soon as that gets here, we're going to see fog and we're going to see temperatures tomorrow. cool. significantly certainly coast and bayside, there is a, a, gosh, a heat advisory in effect again for tomorrow, but it's going to be a much lesser extended heat advisory, not as aggressive as what we had today. santa rosa was 99 degrees today. tomorrow there are 92 degrees 102 in concord. today tomorrow 91. so there's that drop in temperatures, a good solid ten degrees. so you're going to notice it tomorrow. certainly.

here's fairfield once again. look at fairfield. the napa gusting will napa gusting at 29.airfield sustained at 29 miles an hour. so we still have that onshore breeze in place. sfo westerly at 37 miles an hour. here is our live camera. you can see it's picking up on some scattered high clouds looking above san francisco, above golden gate park as we head into your friday evening. overnight temperatures will be in the 50s and then into the afternoon hours. you can see those brighter colors resurfacing so 60s coast side, mid to upper 80s inland. those winds kind of ramping up out of the northwest. and in fact, the winds will be strong enough eventually the red flag warnings kick in for portions of northern california. so 60s, 70s and 80s for tomorrow. we're going to talk about this coming up in a few minutes, with the red flag fire warning in place for parts of northern california. we'll have more on this with your full update coming up in just a little bit. >> all right, mark, thank you. construction on the phase two silicon valley bart extension project is now officially un

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and right now you can see a 102 in fairfield.degrees livermore, 94 san jose in the upper 80s, and oakland and san francisco. not nearly as warm in the mid to upper 70s, but still a very warm day out there. here's our live camera looking out toward the golden gate bridge. lots of clear skies, no fog to speak of. so another warm to hot forecast for tomorrow. in fact, when you step outside the door tomorrow morning, you'll probably say it's mild out there, mostly clear, and temperatures will be in the mid to upper 50 to lots of 60s. and that's what the forecast model is showing for your wednesday into the afternoon hours. temperatures on track to reach upper 60s near the coastline all the way to the upper 90s to right around 100 degrees, well inland for your wednesday. all because this area of high pressure has been strengthening over the past 24 hours. so it sticks around for tomorrow. so warm to hot on your wednesday. cooling begins in your thursday forecast and more pronounced cooling by friday and into the weekend. so thankfully

we'll go to 100 in brentwood, the same in fairfield. afternoons of the year. so ways to beat the heat. i know they're not always in the back of your head, but just think about these things throughout the next couple of days. make sure you're hydrated, take breaks in the shade if you have to be outside and never leave. people or pets inside cars. the inside of a car heats up very fast. overnight it's going to be mild. we're staying in the 50s and 60s heading into wednesday. here's the accuweather seven-day forecast heat alert today. with that summerlike sizzle continuing tomorrow, relief really arrives here on friday and that will lead to a comfortable weekend on the way as our fog returns saturday morning for brighter skies on sunday, guys. >> thank you jude. doctor martin luther king junior's dream of equality and acceptance lives on in a new mural unveiled in richmond, his great niece, celeste beale, attended the unveiling yesterday alongside graduating sixth grade students at doctor martin luther king junior elementary school. beale

it holds every week in fairfield, philippe djegal all kron. 4 news. >> all right.ahead on the kron 4 morning news, the aftermath of a chaotic sideshow in the lea will have the warning from police about how much it'll cost you if you're caught participating or even just watching. >> 7.55, what? no more hot dogs. it's the end of an era for nathan's hot dog eating contest on july 4th. that bay area's only professionally ater champion joey chestnut is not going to compete in the event next month. so that's why say it is no more biggest. joy just there are still going to have a contest. but they just announced that the 16 time champion 16 time champion of the contest is not allowed to participate because of his affiliation with impossible foods because impossible foods is a competing company. 10 nathan's snow get it. yeah, because well, you know, i it impossible to get this silly and i'm noah fact. i know why they won't let him from participating. still advertising. nathan, i am up there. isn't that weird now? and of course, we all know from san jose. >> and he is alway

there's fairfield gusting to over 30 miles an hour. sfo westerly wind at about 21, and san jose in the single digits. here's our live camera looking out toward sfo tonight where we have partly cloudy skies. we're in a cloud. things up in the short term, and we'll have some low clouds and then some higher clouds paying us a visit as well tomorrow morning and then into the afternoon hours, skies becoming partly sunny. here's the eventual temperature range from the 60s to the 80s tomorrow afternoon, with still maybe some patchy clouds near portions of the coastline, so no heat for tomorrow. we get a break from the heat. as you take a look at these forecast highs for your sunday, we are eventually tracking another warm up in the five day forecast and maybe a few spots getting close to 100 degrees once again. we'll have more on that with your full update in a few minutes. >> all right mark, see you then. thank you. new at ten, a building in san francisco now badly damaged after an afternoon fire. around 215 firefighters were called to a fir

cloud to ground lightning, western contra costa county up in the foot hills as well as up around fairfield. as of right now, most of those isolated showers are up in the north bay hills. nothing super widespread. so roadways are overall dry. but if i zoom out across the region, you can see all that activity right here. it's generally rolling around this high pressure ridge and especially impacting the central coast. and then the sierras heads quite a lot of lightning strikes in the sierra foothills yesterday resulted in the couple of pretty limited wildfire starts. but cloud to ground lightning is not necessarily are ideal of us numbers on the map this morning, sir. forgive our graphic system for that. not necessarily loading everything but 50's to 60's for those current temps for most areas. we will be looking at daytime highs later today in the 70's 80's to low 90's. all right. on the fun got >> 18 min right traveling into the city this morning. no accidents on the bay bridge, mateo bridge. 14 minutes there. was never fill 8 minute run and the golden gate bridge. 37 of the tolls, 19 minu

per hour, like san francisco in fairfield still in the teens and still pretty windy out there. so. >> the wind is going to picking up as we go throughout the night tonight to just be ready for that. this is san francisco. it also happens again as we go into tomorrow and just to give you kind of a quick look at your weekend, you can see it's pretty nice out there. but the wind is going to be a little bit of an issue and that will cause us a little bit of an elevation of fire danger. so well, your father's day is looking good. i just want to make sure we talk about that wind and how it affect us. and i'll be back in just a little bit and we'll talk about that. back to you. ev charging access is expanding in san francisco. mayor breed is launching a pilot program that's going to allow. >> curbside charging for electric vehicles city hoping to install more than 1700 of them by the year 2030. currently, there are just under 1200 public ev charging stations before selecting a location. the program hopes to gain public feedback applications from charging providers. tackling economic r

fairfield is 20 degrees cooler. so no, no more triple digits. mainly in the 70s and the 80s and the 60s out toward portions of the coastline. and the winds have been picking up as well. look at fairfield. you can see gusting at 35 miles an hour out toward sfo. winds not as strong at about ten. in san jose, winds at about 24 miles an hour. here is our live camera looking out toward sfo. we will definitely send in some more clouds overnight tonight. and first thing tomorrow morning you're going to wake up to partly to mostly cloudy skies. definitely a cooler start. upper 40s to the lower 50s now. eventually we're going to see a pattern change into next week that could lead to an increase in the fire danger. we'll have more on that with your full update coming up in a little bit. all right mark, thank you. >> pope francis is being accused once again of using an offensive slur to describe gay men behind closed doors. an italian news agency is reporting the pope used the word while suggesting gay men should be welcome in

were 90 degrees out of fairfield in antioch are close to deliver more at 88.ame story in nevado. 88 degrees for you. 68 downtown san francisco. some nice 70's around the bay. 83 in san jose. the difference in temperatures from 24 hours ago to now we're up across the board and we're about 10 degrees in santa rosa in fairfield, 11 in san jose. so obviously that gives you an indication of where we're going and that is why we have a heat advisory through 08:00pm tonight. you can see it is for a good portion of the bay area. if you face water, meaning the bay or the ocean, it's generally not you. but that's not the case. if you're up around san pablo bay, you can see that is all included and lure inland spots in the north bay and the east bay and the south bay. so it's going to be a hot would make your plans accordingly. stormtracker 4 showing that we have very little marine layer right now. it has pretty much dissipated as we zoom out. you can see high pressure is sitting right off the coast just ever so slightly closer to us than it was yesterday. that's that rid

you can see fairfield gusting to 31 miles an hour. napa gusting to nearly 30 miles an hour out toward sfo, winds westerly at 21 and san jose at about 15 miles an hour. here's a live camera looking out toward the golden gate bridge. you can see the cloud cover here. it's not that that low cloud deck which tries to hide the span. it's actually a deeper marine layer. and as a result, the cooling effects kind of felt. bay area wide. tomorrow morning, partly cloudy skies, patchy fog. the headline for your friday. we're going to warm things up for tomorrow. that means 60s 70s warmest locations upper 80s to right around 90 degrees. so a bit of a warm up in your friday and then into the weekend. some changes developing and there's a chance we could be talking about an increase in the fire danger. we'll have more on that with your full update coming up in just a little bit. all right. >> we'll see you then. mark. thank you. reproductive rights activists celebrating following the supreme court's ruling today that preserves access to the abortio

not just 100 102, but up to 106 at cloverdale and ukiah, 104 clear lake in fairfield. it's going to be really, really hot early next week. here's the accuweather seven day forecast. and you can see we have mild to warm weather between now and sunday. but the heat will be really intense as july begins on monday. and that hot weather will stay with us at least through wednesday, perhaps even longer, because generally when you get this kind of excessive heat in the last 2 or 3 days, it doesn't just taper off like that, right? so yeah, it's probably going to be a hot week ahead. >> looks like it. yeah. >> appreciate it spencer. thank you. >> well, if you ever dreamed of stepping into the king of rock and roll shoes, you can, for the right price, a pair of blue suede shoes once worn by elvis, is up for auction in the uk. british auction house henry aldridge and son estimates the pair of shoes will fetch anywhere from 126 to $152,000. elvis wore the size ten and a half shoes while singing on a tv program in 1956. it comes with a letter of authenticity verifying the pair used

right now you can see fairfield, the southwesterly breeze at 16 santa rosa, northerly breeze at nineles an hour. and we still have somewhat of a westerly breeze. the typical onshore breeze out toward sfo right now, gusting to nearly 30 miles an hour. here's our live camera tonight. looking above san francisco, out toward the bay bridge and still fairly mild this evening. temperatures in the upper 50s to the 60s. here's the plan. tomorrow morning, mostly clear skies, most neighborhoods in the 50s and then into the afternoon hours. mostly sunny conditions. there's the eventual temperature range from the low 60s. coast side, warmest locations inland, back up into the mid, maybe approaching the upper 80s for tomorrow. but once again, those winds, you'll notice those winds accelerating throughout the day. we'll have more on that in your full update coming up in just a few minutes. >> christina. all right, mark, thank you. governor gavin newsom is honoring the los angeles county firefighter killed in an explosion. it happened yesterday at a quarry in palmdale, just outside los angeles. rig

we are in the 70's for fairfield and vacaville.omparison to where you're going to be later today. vacaville, i've got you at 101 degrees later on today. most of our inland areas are still going to be in the nineties today. but there are a couple of us in the triple digits and a few more that will join that century. mark club tomorrow. heat advisories for all inland areas of the bay. and we even have excessive heat warnings further inland up towards solano county. as for winds, not windy enough or with red flag warnings, but we do have a dry, offshore wind and fire danger is a concern if the last few days tell us anything. it's that fire season has kicked into gear. 80's 90's. and yes, a couple triple digits out there at the very hottest. i'll talk more in your forecast ahead, rain. all well, i hate to tell you, we've been tracking in accident on the bay bridge. look at this drive times. 54 minutes. >> this is right near that 7th street exit as you make your way into the city this morning. so going to say, if you can go that, if you

it's breezy out toward fairfield.obably go up over the next few hours out toward sfo winds at about six miles an hour in san jose. winds at about seven miles an hour. here is our live camera looking out toward sfo, where you can see a bit of some haze, but looks like that the low cloud cover is trying to lift out there, and we are expecting still some patchy overcast near portions of the shoreline this afternoon. this area of high pressure. this is the source of the warming yesterday, but the cooling begins today as be more of a we have a stronger onshore breeze out there and then another system. this will kind of reinforce the cooling for your thursday. so no major heat in your forecast. even as we head into the weekend, we'll see some minor temperature swings over the next several days. but no more triple digits. take a look at the forecast highs this afternoon. the warmest locations will be in the upper 80s to right around 90 degrees. oakland 72, fremont 78, san jose. mostly sunny skies, lower 80s and san francisco

check the delta out like fairfield is 41 miles an hour.en you're going out there by rio vista i mean if you're in a high profile vehicle, that kind of wind will really push you around 41 mile an hour gusts. you bet. 28 mile an hour gusts at concord. and then sfo is not that windy there, sustained at 13, but out by the altamont pass, 26 miles an hour. so the winds are blowing. winds will die down tomorrow. believe it or not, tomorrow is going to be a warmer day than it was today. even though there's all this fog right now, there's a whole bunch of wind. but tomorrow the fog is going to burn off. quick winds are going to die down. fog is probably going to go away to some extent, and we're going to see temperatures come up pretty nicely. this low is just indicative of what we've been seeing the last month or so. these lows click, click through to the north. they cool us down when they go by. that happened today. and then when they go by the high builds in and they warm up a little bit the high we warm up. and that's tomorrow as we go into the

some of our communities, like antioch and fairfield are right there in it. so red flag warning last until 8 a.m. tomorrow morning for parts of the bay area, the inland parts, and then we get a little bit of a break. but again, this fire season, it's on. but things are much better than they could than they they're much not as bad as they could be. in the point. fire. we'll see you back here in a few minutes. >> all right bill, thank you. well, right now, the largest fire, fire is burning in southern california. cal fire says the post fire has burned more than 15,000 acres along interstate five and is 8% contained. the flames engulfed a part of a parking lot near the freeway, burning several vehicles. drivers on the grapevine are getting an up close look at the smoke, but the road remains open. about 1200 people in the community of gorman have been ordered to evacuate. crews are using an aggressive air attack to try to halt the fire's forward progress, but they are facing challenges due to the limited visibility their crews in sacramento now have a handle on t

hayward right now 63 and then some 80s to report for livermore, concord, and in fairfield showing you the wind reports. here's oakland with a gust of up to 31 miles an hour. sfo winds out of the northwest at about 17 miles an hour. our live camera this is summertime in the bay area. we have the warm to hot temperatures inland, but we have the fog hanging out near portions of the coast right around san francisco. really interesting to see the cloud textures here in kind of their formations just up, up above this fog deck. so we will have the cool conditions. coastside for tomorrow or cool to mild, and then the hot temperatures inland. you can see overnight temperatures starting out the day in the 50s to the 60s. the forecast model is picking up on some of the fog tomorrow morning, and then clearing back to near the shoreline, and a big temperature range from 65 to 100 degrees, all because this area of high pressure is building in. so we warmed up today. tomorrow will be the hottest day of the stretch and they'll begin to cool things off by sunday. take a look at the numbers for tomorro

right now, but fairfield and concord are at 80 and livermore at 77.re seeing lots of cooling. the sea breeze is pushing that cool air in right now. gusts are strongest in napa at around 30mph in fairfield, 24 miles an hour. so that's not great news for firefighters. will continue to be breezy tomorrow. overnight we'll see some fog and low clouds return tomorrow. the cooling trend continues, but we're only dropping by a couple degrees. and so it's going to stay moderate through the weekend. and then next week if you want the warmer weather, it is going to return monday and tuesday. we'll see some 90s for their inland neighborhoods. here's a live shot of the golden gate bridge. it's a really interesting shot because we have some hazy conditions and this is partly due to the smoke, but it's also partly due to the sea spray and high pressure trapped above and keeping the sea spray trapped right there. so that's what's causing the hazy conditions at the golden gate bridge. is really interesting to see that. so tonight we'll see temperatures drop mainly int

right now, we're seeing light traces of showers in area like winters and fairfield.d into the next couple of hours that will continue to track off into the east. then we're just really left with some partly cloudy skies to wrap up this morning and then we'll see sunnier conditions into the afternoon hours. other than that the winds are relatively light this morning. beautiful to wake up to this morning. and here we go into the afternoon hours. about 25-mile-per-hour wind gusts just around 3:00 near san francisco and watch the map really light up as we head into the evening hours tonight. closer to around dinner time, topping off to around 22-mile-per-hour winds all the way over into fairfield. let's head off into the east bay real fast and actually spend energy in the north bay too. today in the 80s in area like petaluma and november toe. tomorrow the return of the 70s. we continue to cool down actually day-by-day as we wrap up this week. especially in our inland areas. you won't notice that cooldown nearly as much along the coast or even close to the peninsula for t

take a look at the highs from this afternoon 90s to report in concord and fairfield. santa rosa 86 san francisco. yesterday was 70 degrees close to that point today, with a high of 69 degrees. as we jump into your weekend forecast, we'll have some areas of fog tomorrow morning and then definitely a cooler forecast. as heather mentioned, it will be breezy out there. and then on sunday just partly sunny skies, pretty no big changes in your sunday forecast. now here is the pattern we're watching out for next week. so june 4th, fifth and sixth. so tuesday, wednesday and thursday temperatures inland as we warming up across the entire bay area. but the inland heat will really be a building here, 93 to 100 degrees. hottest day should be wednesday. temperatures well up above the average. and there's the chance we could have heat watches posted for portions of the bay area, especially for the inland spots. here's a satellite throughout the day where you can pick out some fog down towards central and southern california, and we will likely have some patches redevelop near porti

livermore at 97 degrees 96 in antioch and in fairfield. it was in the mid 80s around the peninsula. hello to all of you in san jose. you topped off at 90 degrees. hayward was 84 today, same as yesterday when they tied an old record established just a couple of years ago. here's the scene. it's our live weather camera. we do have some high clouds, roughly about 16,000ft, but we also have the return of the marine layer. it's condensed, it's compressed, and it's getting ready to push onshore. now this is our storm tracker. it's live data. pick it up a few lingering showers now exiting the north bay. lightning is out of here as well. but check this out. in nevada, we have scattered showers. we also have multiple dozens of lightning strikes and also some dry lightning has been noted around the spine of the sierra nevada. so i fired up our radar sweeps and search of any lightning. not seeing anything here. what we are experiencing is, as krystal was alluding to, it's cool in half moon bay at 52 degrees. in comparison, it's 86 in concord, backing through clayton. winds are still breezy and

but in some of the areas like fairfield and vacaville, we're still in the triple digits, but we're seeing the temperatures going up a degree or two for san jose. so we're looking at a high of 92 degrees there, 95 in los gatos and mostly upper 70s for the peninsula into san francisco . we'll be tracking that. we'll talk about when we eventually cool off. that's coming up in the full microclimate forecast. all right, carrie, thank you. now let's take a live look this morning in redwood city. this is where firefighters remain at the scene following that eight alarm fire. that building under construction yesterday. now crews right now watching for any of those flare ups last night firefighters removed the building scaffolding because of its threat to nearby homes. now, communities in redwood city, atherton, palo alto and los altos are still under evacuation orders. that fire was just reported 1015 yesterday morning and we actually brought that to you live with our breaking news coverage as it was happening, 104 units in that 179 unit inside that building, they were burned during the massive f

to up to fairfield with 103, for vacaville.can see up in the sacramento valley numbers are really rocketing. but even up in the north bay still holding on to 90's, 83, fairfax and san francisco checks in at 75 the contrast to yesterday. well, more than a dozen degrees. how about twenty-something for concord livermore? also livermore in santa rosa. so a big change from yesterday. quick check of those winds. they're pretty much still on shore. for the most part, there's a slight offshore when you can see conquered and also fairfield, one of other things with this, too, is our dewpoint values are a little lower than yesterday. even with this wind set up. so the air is technically a little drier, which means that helps feel better. and that means you're probably not going to be noticing the sweat as much to get to keep that water flowing. but it's not good for fires. so we're still above that. a red flag warning threshold. but if it's too dry, that can be problematic. the plan are going on like this breezy but plenty of hot to go a

the warmest locations right now in the lower 80s out toward concord, fairfield and livermore.t is a bit warmer up in mendocino county. portions of lake county as well. we still have some hot temperatures there in the 90s. now as far as the wind reports the wind, you can see a fairfield gusting to over 30 miles an hour out toward sfo at about 13 miles an hour and half moon bay winds at 15 miles an hour. but say, if you're out toward ocean beach, there's a lot of wind out there and a lot of chop on the ocean surface. the winds have been picking up this afternoon. here is our live camera looking out toward sfo where we have fair skies. you can see that tree moving around a bit here, so we still have some gusty conditions here across parts of the bay as far as overnight. we will bring in the low clouds and definitely a cooler start tomorrow morning. upper 40s up in santa rosa, widespread 50s to start things off tomorrow morning. and here is the forecast model showing you the expected cloud pattern tomorrow morning. so probably some more clouds first thing thursday and then into th

>>in fairfield, philippe djegal all kron. 4 news.sightings are nothing new for residents in the san gabriel foothills. but a pair bears came a little too close for comfort to socal families, ktla there in mind. >>bear sightings aren't uncommon this time of year, especially in neighborhoods that are near mountains or foothills. well, here in monrovia, there been 2 recent sightings and one of situations the bear felt right at home. >>food come on, man. >>the tate family says it's not uncommon to see if they're going through their trash late at night. but this bear not only grabs food from the garbage. it also set up camp and their crawlspace on the side of their house. the bear appears to be tagged in the tate's did call animal control said there's not much they can do. wildlife experts say as long as the animals not threatening public safety or confronting people, they don't get involved in monrovia, though police will respond. the primary goal is to allow the animal to leave the area and returned back to the foothills. usually the of

a very light onshore breeze reported through fairfield at about 12mph. we are calm for novato, napa and oakland. meanwhile, as we get into those temperatures again, a few degrees warmer in napa and concord, then you go over towards the peninsula and where a tad cooler palo alto, san carlos temperatures ranging from low 50s at half moon bay to low 60s in concord to upper 60s in brentwood. so a mild one already for some of us as we get into the afternoon, expect those temperatures to move up just by a few degrees compared to yesterday. and slightly above average. a better look at those afternoon highs, as well as what we can expect for your weekend coming up in just a little bit. let's see how the highways are doing this morning with sal. good morning. >> good morning rosemary. it's nice and light at the bay bridge. the workhorse of the bay area commute. and so far we don't see a lot of slow traffic there at all. we're not expecting a typical commute today. i think a lot of people either have the day off and some people may actually be preparing to leave a

today was the high in pacifica, 287 degrees in concord and also through fairfield. it was 77 degrees in san jose a couple of degrees below average. hey, how about the tri valley? it was 97 degrees there yesterday. today checking in at 81. what a beautiful view. isn't that glorious? looking out towards the estuary where currently we have temperatures in the low 60s lining the east shore, 61 degrees in hayward, backing through castro valley. it is 70 degrees now in cupertino and campbell. back into your los gatos and saratoga. the winds. wow 29 mile per hour gusts in throughout that san bruno gap. 13 mile per hour wind. see these winds are all over the place. they're variable. and that explains the variation in the temperatures today. we have a westerly in hayward and more of a northeasterly now around the sea shore. the winds are calm, but a gust picks up from time to time in novato. and look at the wind now out of the south in concord, 32 mile per hour gusts in fairfield. these temperatures are up to 14 degrees cooler at this hour than yesterday. at this time, let's

these numbers are a lot cooler than they were. 24 hours ago, 10 degrees cooler from santa rosa to fairfield, 14 degrees cooler in livermore. 10 degrees cooler in san jose. overnight. low temperatures will be primarily in the 50's low to mid 50's in many areas. and a look ahead, a picture perfect weekend with temperatures just that where they ought to be this time of year. >> 80 demonstrators were arrested that uc santa cruz this morning, law enforcement in riot gear began clearing encampments from the campus before sunrise protesters upset about the conflict in gaza between hamas and israel have been camped out on campus since may 20th tents and barricades blocking the main entrance to the campus were taken down by police this morning. protestors feel the school has gone too far. >> so what's the mood amongst everybody right the mood is really, really we're we're quite frankly, were furious. people are out there. they're yelling and the screaming because this is enormous violation of her constitutional rights and a overboard reaction in terms the level of brutality that we're witnessing. >>

well, it's 100 degrees at fairfield and saint helena and ukiah, 99 at livermore, livermore, livermore, concord and danville, in fact, all at 99 degrees right now. and when we get the 5:00 temperature readings, which, which haven't come in yet, it may be 100 in those locations already moving along, you can see that the 24 hour temperature change shows most of these inland locations are anywhere from ten to about 13 degrees warmer than at this time yesterday. but the good news is that there hasn't been any decline. not significant decline in air quality. right now, we're looking at moderate to good air quality just about everywhere. and that should only improve the air quality as we get into the next couple of days, because a refreshing onshore flow is developing right now, which will bring temperatures down a bit tomorrow. and i'll have more on that a little bit later j.r. >> spencer, thank you so much. firefighters on the state's largest wildfire are making progress. despite the hot weather. containment is up to 35% on the sites. fire in colusa county. firefighters shared some video o

we have fairfield reporting a wind gusts to 29 and oakland 31. so a breezy evening out there transitioning to a warmer pattern. still a lot of cloud cover tomorrow morning. likely to wake up with low clouds along the coastline. we will have a very localized sea breeze, so our coastline will feel nice and comfortable. really it's going to be the inland areas that are going to be baking, and that's where we have an advisory to talk about. this system is going to push through and behind it the ridge that is parked over the pacific right now is actually going to strengthen in our direction. here's a look at tuesday afternoon where you can see it's all all the way into areas like nevada as well as utah, and going to hold on for a couple of days if you don't like the heat. the good news is it's not going to last. we've got thursday afternoon in view and already beginning to see that southwesterly flow return to the bay area, which will begin to drop temperatures off. the advisory for our north bay inland, our east bay inland, and the santa clara valley

still hot 94 in concord. 94 degrees in fairfield.and you're looking at 78 degrees and nap and 70 degrees in san mateo right now. the winds, yeah, kind of kicking off spots. not all that strong, but yeah, we've seen winds blowing to 20 miles an hour sfo and you can see a couple of those lightning toward the east bay. but so far you can see the strikes right now rolling on by see the moisture trend as kind of push on through. there's actually one striking the south bay there and then toward the east bay as he watched one right here, there goes on by. and that's where watching out for we're seeing dry lighting. what that means is even though rain is going through a very dry layer in the atmosphere and evaporates before it gets to the service. so you don't have a wet surface and get a lightning strike and that can cause fires lot more easily other right now you see some of that subtropical moisture moving on through high pressure, going to get out the way now and it's going to kick eastward. and so some of that moisture rotating around t

right now it is still 7:00, and we still have some 90s for fairfield and concord. right now. san jose 82, san francisco 69, and santa rosa. that's a warm 90 degrees. here's our live camera looking out toward the golden gate bridge and the marin headlands. remember all those cold, foggy, windy evenings would be freezing to be outside. not the case this evening with mostly clear skies and still some warm conditions tomorrow morning. stepping outside the door, it will be mild temperatures in the 50s and the 60s. to start off your wednesday morning and then here's the forecast model. those brighter colors do represent some warm to hot temperatures once again, and the hottest locations will be right around 100 degrees by about 3 or 4:00 tomorrow afternoon. all because this guy, this area of high pressure has been building in it sticks around for your wednesday. so just take it easy for your wednesday. it's still going to be we have the heat advisory, the excessive heat warnings. just take it easy and then the cooling begins on thursday. although thursday still a fairly hot day inl