peter, i'll just jessica birch with a look at the hot weather still fueling that fire threat.>it was a hot day for us yesterday throughout the bay area with triple digits all throughout our inland areas from concord over in antioch. today we're sitting in the 80s and 90s and those 2 local areas with 70s anywhere from fremont. stretching all the way over the bay shore line back in the redwood. the city 60s near san francisco along 101, and then we continue to see more 80s in the forecast into this afternoon throughout the north bay. look at half moon bay, though 59 degrees today. yesterday we were at 60 degrees, so only a degree difference there, however, areas like the livermore we were sitting at a triple digits yesterday today were in the 80s. so you see a big difference just within the matter of 24 hours. that's what i'm trying to get at, and i really want to show you the next 7 days because we continue. to pull down as we head into the forecast tomorrow. with 70s around the corner for us throughout most our inland areas. plenty of sunshine tomorrow but then june group gloo

meteorologist jessica birch is tracking the warm up and the wind from our virtual view studio. hey, jess. now it was just 2 days ago we were dealing with above average temperatures in a heat advisory issued by the national weather service. but today and tomorrow we're going to be dealing with a lot more mild weather in the forecast and some breezy conditions, to that onshore breeze. days consistent heading into this weekend's forecast, and we notice that today as well, especially along our coastline with wind speeds anywhere up to around 30 mph 35 mile per hour winds actually near bodega bay. a similar trend near san francisco streamlining its way into the mouth of the bay all the way up through our inland areas. now speaking of our inland areas, and speaking of 2 days ago we were sitting at 99 degrees near walnut creek in concord today. we're holding on tight to the 70s. so 20 degree difference within just a matter of 2 days. that's what we're expecting in our forecast, as we head into this afternoon, so get out there and enjoy this weather. just keep in mind. it definitely is

of the santa clara valley from black martin black mountain, beth black mountain meteorologist jessica birch is in our virtual weather studio with our 1st alert forecast. >>heading into the next couple of days. we have beautiful, mild weather in the forecast for us, at least when it comes to the temperatures. it's going to be gusty for us heading into this afternoon with wind speeds anywhere up to around 30 mph near san francisco, it gets breezier along the shore line all the way up into bodega bay about 40 mile per hour. winds are expected there heading into dinner time hours tonight. other than that, though, it's a relatively mild forecast, with temperatures. at least we're talking about 80s up in santa rosa 70s near petaluma, 70s also all the way over into redwood city to 80s off into the east bay, which is just yeah. kind of a nice little break and a breath of fresh air honestly, because we kicked this week off with a heat wave yesterday we were well below average in the 70s, so it's kind of nice to see normal weather. average weather i should say, and we're going to get a repeat of that

now windy conditions in parts of the bay area as we kick off father's day weekend, meteorologist jessica birch is tracking it all from the virtual view studio. hey, jess. it's gusty as we head into the next couple days wind speeds today, anywhere up to around 30 mph expected closer to san francisco and just along our shoreline. here's the reason why we have a strong pressure gradient with low pressure to the north, high pressure to the south, just allowing for that onshore breeze to become a very noticeable all throughout the state of california and back here in the bay. eight to i mean, we woke up this morning with relatively breezy conditions along the coast closer to the golden gate bridge. but what what happens as we head into this afternoon? bodega bay is a good example. 40 mile per hour winds there were expecting about 25 to 30 mph winds in our inland areas at times, but other than that, it's honestly a beautiful forecast we had quite the week with the weather, especially with the heat wave earlier this week and then below average temperatures yesterday were averaging out finally as we h

alert meteorologist jessica birch with a look at what we can expect. jess. >>warm day, all throughout our inland areas with 90s off near antioch in livermore, but yet we're still holding on tight to the 60s along our coastline. this is the time of year where all of our micro climates are really doing something different, and we're going to notice that, too, with breezier onshore winds along our coast. line into this afternoon, anywhere up to around 25 mph, however, in our inland areas the winds aren't a concern for us. it's really just this heat that's actually right around the corner. we're going to warm up even more into our forecast. tomorrow. we have 80s today down near the santa clara valley we have 90s by tomorrow, off into the east bay with these low 90s this afternoon, we're going to see upper 90s potentially triple digits by tomorrow. the good news is that once that heat wave moves through in the national weather service on top of this to they've issued a heat advisory for our tuesday forecast once we head into wednesday and thursday, we jump down t

here's jessica birch with our forecast. >>it's a warm weekend ahead of us and breezy to wind speeds anywhere up to around 30 to 40 mph expected along our shoreline today, take it slow out there on the roads, especially as we head into this afternoon forecast is looking beautiful 70s and 80s up into the north bay off into the east bay. we go livermore sitting at 83 degrees today. 87 all the way over in antioch, and it was just only a couple days ago. we were dealing with the heat advisory. so a little bit of a roller coaster for our temperatures this week. have some good news for you, though it's going to average out as we head into this weekend in time for father's day, and it's going to look beautiful as we head into next week with plenty of sunshine in our inland areas like san jose today, sitting in the 80s and speaking of 80s, we're also going to hold on tight to those throughout the next 7 days. warmth all throughout our inland areas. summer like weather right around the corner, as we had actually into the 1st day of s

meteorologist jessica birch is in our virtual view studio tracking our temperatures for us. hey, jess. for the past couple days, we've been dealing with daytime highs in the upper 90s and triple digits throughout our inland areas. today we're starting to see a big change is that heat wave moves away getting replaced with some cooler weather into the next couple days and some cloudier skies. is right around the corner. i know we missed it so much right from that may gray we had earlier last week. now as we take a look at regional daytime highs, it is hot out there anywhere from the central valley. down coastal las vegas and barstow. they're all experiencing triple digits. just like what we had yesterday afternoon, but even warmer goodness gracious death valley topping off 120. degrees today. now. yesterday, yes, we did hit 100 degrees near concord and walnut creek. but look at today 80s in the forecast for us a lot more variable compared to what we just had the past few days and we're going to continue to cool down into this weekend forecast, too. however, half moon bay yeste

meteorologist jessica birch is in the virtual view studio. daytime highs today throughout the santa clara valley or about 10 degrees cooler compared to where we were at just yesterday. we're sitting in the 70s this afternoon near los cotto's san jose 70s, all the way off, deliver more and fremont. we have some 80s trickled in off into the east bay near antioch in walnut creek, but for our friends near san francisco and across the bay bridge in oakland holding on tight to 60s with some cloudy and breezy conditions along our coast today, sunny skies off their wine country, this afternoon. actually topping off in the 70s. for daytime highs. lives. now we're talking about temperatures a lot, and here's the reason why we dip down. down fast compared to yesterday. now we're all sitting below average, no matter where you live in the bay area and compare that to the rest of the state dealing with goodness gracious triple digits down in the south, triple digits off near nevada and arizona. what we have with that breezy. onshore flow is almost a treat

meteorologist jessica birch is tracking that along with our winds. from the virtual abuse studio. we have some gusty conditions as we head into the afternoon hours today move in from offshore, which will actually help clear up some of that poor air quality we've had earlier this morning, but wind speeds today a new rupture. up to around 30 mph expected in areas like san francisco. ranging up into the bodega bay area. the coaster around 40 mile per hour winds at times up there. into the overnight hours, also start to die down, but into the overnight hours. we usually get a good recovery process with our relative humidity. but that wasn't the case for us this morning at all. yesterday we had red flag warnings widespread throughout the north bay and off closer to the sacramento valley. with this morning alone, we also dipped down to around 20%. now we're down to around 10%. off course to the sacramento valley, vacaville sitting around 12% will continue to keep a close eye on that heading into the afternoon hours today. and why? well, because those are 2 big in green. since when it co