all of this is happening near guyserville. evacuations are underway this morning. >> we have multiple crews in sonoma county this morning to bring you the latest on where this is burning. we're going to start with lisa argen. she is watching the winds. what are we up to? >> we have winds over 40 miles an hour up in the upper elevations here and some of these winds are certainly drying out. all the winds are drying out the atmosphere. we have the red flag warning. as we look at the relative humidity, 12% and 11%. elsewhere, not as bad. we continue to see the gusty winds as we go through the afternoon. notice the colors, the reds, the yellows. i'm going to stop this at 7:00. we're still up to 40-mile-an-hour winds in cloverdale. as we go through the afternoon, the good news is we'll continue to see these dial back. this is 9:00 still very gusty. off shore flow and by 11:00 they're beginning to lighten up. still coming from the land to the sea and the off shore flow will continue into the evening hours. 73 degrees in san francisc

annapolis, cloverdale, fulton, guyserville, glen ellen, gurnville, lockfield, center rosa, sturts point. it's important to let you know the kinkaide fire is burning near guyserville. 7,000 customers are in the now a closer look at one napa county city without power. part of calstoga. some restaurants were open last night. that's because pg&e generators are powering parts of the city. it is frustrating people who live just minutes away with no power. >> shut the power is not the solution. two weeks ago they shut the power off on the anniversary of the fire. that was a big slap in the face to everybody that lost their homes. >> many people we spoke with say they're confused over who gets

it's important to let you know the kinkaide fire is burning near guyserville. >> in napa, about 7,000 customers are in the outage zone. cities include angwin, pope valley, calistoga, deerpark, oakville, st. helena. this morning power was shut off in la honda and san mateo county. you can go to these air conditioned places to get bottled water, charge your phone. get the latest information from pg&e. there are three in sonoma county at cloverdale citrus fair, santa rose have a veterans memorial and hannah boys center. two in napa county, one at napa county fairgrounds and the other at saint helena catholic school. you can also charge electronics at pacific union college, yountville library, napa main library. all of this information is at the bottom of your screen. >>> we'll take you back up to sky7 for a look at the fire in sonoma county. you can see the areas being evacuated. red wine wi rory road is one of. the fire is right up on that road. we just saw amy hollyfield, she's not even in guisersville, she's in healdsburg, from her vantage point she said she could see how the fire was

it's important to let you know the kinkaide fire is burning near guyserville. 7,000 customers are in the zone. now a closer look at one napa county city without power. pal stowing ga, deerpark, oakville, st. helena. this morning power was shut off in la honda and san mateo county. gerard powell lives in the community, he says the anxiety and stress of the last round of blackouts put one of his neighbors in the hospital. >> suddenly found himself in a medical emergency due to the stress of the uncertainty of what was going to happen. whether he could get his medications. >> pg&e has no estimation on when the power will be turned back on. two weeks ago some people had to wait 44 hours. >> i mentioned calistoga a moment ago. we'll look at what's happening there. part of the city is in the dark, that's leading some people to frustration. many neighborhoods have no power, but some restaane the lights on. if you're wondering why, that's because pg&e generators are powering portions of the city. some people who live minutes away don't have any power. >> to shut the power off is not the solu

. >> that is close to guyserville and that is vick in the kinkade fire. close, that is the winds are whipping up. talking about the irony with the wildfires. >> and if you look at the intenset of the fire. >> yes. >> and the terrain around it, the trees and how much fowl there is for the fire to continue to burn and driving through there, that is frightening where you can see the sides of the roads are on fire as well, you know. i know we have apparatus and ends this of fies, you know, bots ond ground and talk about the fires stretching a half mile from the wind. >> and if you're fighting the fire, it jumps to a half mile, no way to get there. especially if you're in harm's way. it's a difficult situation. you see the flames written whipping up the rain. >> we're continuing to follow the developments this morning. the kincade fire and evacuations in sonoma county. the power outages throughout the bay area because of the extreme fire danger we're in. we're in the middle of this weather event right now. we'll have more coverage when we come back. . . >> wel

the way the wind will be blowing out of the northeast, anyone right near guyserville.ion plans. i don't want to alarm you too much but you have to be ready with an evacuation plan. you got to be ready to go. extended forecast, wind calms down on monday and we're clear as we head through next week. inland valleys, good news with the power shut off at least on the weather front. we're going down to 78 on sunday. it's not going be extremely hot. we'll be back with more news after the break. announcer: 5 million kids use e-cigarettes. it's an epidemic fueled by juul with their kid-friendly flavors. san francisco voters stopped the sale of flavored e-cigarettes. but then juul, backed by big tobacco, wrote prop c to weaken e-cigarette protections. the san francisco chronicle reports prop c is an audacious overreach, threatening to overturn the ban on flavored products approved by voters. prop c meaor kids vaping. that's a dangerous idea. vote no on juul. no on big tobacco. no on prop c. >>> not off to the tart they ho hoped for. >> the team is hoping to make it two wins in a

here's guyserville. that's already been cleared out. windsor, and healdsburg down the road as people try to get out of the we of this very quick-moving fire. the temperatures are much colder, and this is all because of a very strong cold front that swept through this morning. the past couple of days were really hot. we had temperatures in the 90s. we wake up this morning to 43-degree temperatures. then we look at the smoke that's being pushed across the bay area. most of it has been pushed toward the central valley. we could at times see more smoke coming through. we also have live cameras as the sun comes up. we can see what's happening here from mt. st. helena. burning a lot of acreage here. we can see the smoke and plumes pushing off toward the side as the gusty winds continue out there this morning. this is a look from the healdsburg hills. unfortunately we're not going to see it any time soon. if you're anywhere downstreet to the southwest in those evacuation zones. it's best to get out of the way. keep in mind it's going to take a

i want to bring in the cnn correspondent who is joining us from guyserville. it could be days we're learning before the power come back on. what more are you learning? >> reporter: days before the power come back on, what could possibly burn? we're standing in the heart of wine country. residents feeling the impact all morning long. we're seeing fire crews and trucks, they're trying to dig containment lines, structures from burning down too. late for the one behind me. that's the burnt out remains of a bed. there is a stove that used to be a kitchen. there was somebody's home. if we can pan the camera, i can reveal it a little bit more. there's almost nothing left. no walls. you can see in the distance. the burnt out huks of a car. the only thing left standing are the vineyards behind me. this is a largely rural, agricultural area. not as densely populated as the los angeles area where fires are also raging. the worst is yet to come. officials are predicting strong winds starting about 8:00 people local time. sustained winds of about 40 miles per hour, gusts o