let's send it to jessica burch. just have to get through today. >> i know. it is a scorcher once once again. how many times have i said that this week? it really really is. into the next couple days we are going to see a significant change in the bay area. we are starting with a live look from the sutro tower where it is high and dry. that's dry. that's a way to remember what high pressure does for us.t dries us, warms us up bringing us to the triple digits again. 6 santa rosa. national weather see has the warning in effect until0 p.m. this is a huge game changer changer into the next couple days. the major heat dome that we have been talking about that i am pocketed our holiday weekend as well as this work week is starting to dissipate aa hurricane pushes from the southg in atmospheric moisture. we'll k more coming up in a bit. for now, back to you. >> thank you. > >> the state extended flex alert flex alert for a ninth day withs expected to spike yet again today. power companies are askig the public to conserve energy fm 3:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m. we'll see o

let's get to our first alert meteorologist, jessica burch. we have some coo. it is nice outside. >> did you go early? >> yes, at 6:30. >> it is prime running weather. we are still seeing these cumulus clouds sitting over the whole bay area. i will take it. what is going on is interesting because remember that area of low pressure that brought in all all those widespread showers on sunday and even that lightning storm yesterday evening? it is sitting offshore and it will continue to develop for at least least this afternoon. we are still seeing it circulate in that counterclockwise direction. direction. it looks intimidating intimidating but do not be too . too alarmed. this is what the futurecast is showing and it makes sense. heat will rise. the highs will max around 3:00 or 4:00 and then we see pop-up storms happen throughout the evening. these are light and sc. and scattered.>we are talking ax peer communication has been slow slow to reach the community, now community, now bearing the brunt brunt of those cases. >> reporter: the beauty of the mexican cultur

first alert meteorologist jessica burch is here with us to take a look at what we call that a first alert weather day here on kpix . >> this heat wave is record-breaking. it is going to be the hottest day of the year so far. we are breaking her throat the bay area. it will be 109 in livermore. you know that people came from out of town and and the heat wave cannot come at at a worse time. one thing i do want to mention is along the coast just because you see the 70s and the 80s does not mean it it is not good to practice heat and safety precautions. the heat heat risk map is highlighted. it it is significant today. be extra careful as you had outdoors and limit your time outside. into the next couple of of days the area of high pressue high pressure is still going to last into the week and it really really starts to break apart byy by friday. the high pressure iso is also drying us up to go. it is clear conditions in the forecast and record-breaking numbers today. the last time we saw this heat on the state alone alone was actually back in 2018 when we got up to 104. just be very careful.

for more on this earthquake, first alert meteorologist jessica burch is joining us . >> so far nothing extreme. i've been keeping a close eye on that. we have the ground covered . as we extend into this afternoon, it is a very strong marine layer that we are dealing are dealing with right now. it looks like this is going to stik around for a little longer. we have the gloomy side and then the sunnier side into the aftern the afternoon. this is a typical www.kpix.com us , but let's take a look at the daytim. daytime highs. extending into te next couple of days, we are going to pull down a lot. for now, back over to you. >> thank you so much, jessica. > >> we are going to start with the murder of 8-year-old sophia mason and her mother's boyfriend boyfriend dhante jackson was taken into authority . >> is evidence showing sophia mason was the victim of continuous physical abuse . sophia mason was forced to live in the backyard . >> that is just absolutely horrc absolutely horrific. > >> today is the 60th anniversary anniversary of the we chose to go to the moon speech. it is ae where we en

jessica burch is in the weather center, tracking the storm. >> reporter: some good samaritans in bonita springs, florida jumped into action, rescuing an elderly man trapped in his car in rising flood waters. seems like these are somewhat common as ian roared into southwest florida with a vengeance as one of the most powerful storms ever to hit the u.s. this morning, ian is still churning gets way across the state after making landfall yesterday as a category four hurricane with 150 mile-per- hour winds. the streets and the sea became one and the same across the region, like in this neighborhood near naples. >> it has been the surge -- that has been the biggest issue, along with the flooding. in some areas, we think it has hit 12 feet. >> reporter: this woman says that she was afraid she might drown inside her home. >> the water was so deep, i had to swim in order to get to safe ground. >> reporter: you had to swim? >> swim from the house to this area. >> reporter: strong plus sent this traffic light crashing to the ground. even though -- the danger has not passed. they are warning as th

let'she rain first alert meteorologist jessica burch. >> it is finally dissipating to. sunny skies, and as we wrap-up s week, temperatures slowly warm up. > >> let's look at doppler, startg off just this afternoon alone. t drizzle. from now on, we'll see this as our scene throughout the the whole bay area. high pressure moves its way in for thursday, friday, and even into our weekend forecast. daytime highs are about to become above average, too. 60s in san francisco, 70s everywhere else in the bay year. > >> for now, become to you. > >> well sometimes art is more tn just entertainment. it makes a statement. we honor his responsic heritage month, sharing the things. >> where she can express herseld imagine what change can look li. something she has been envisiong since she was a child. >> i grew up during the era of r on drugs, i awe a lot of inee quality, witnessed a lot of vioe and recognized that my community my community was being neglected. >> so she escaped through art ad they gun to create. including growing up in a polluted neighborhood. >> i just noticed that p

. >> reporter: in fresno, lieutenant jessica burch, kpix 5. >>> our special coverage continues through next week on air and online. >>> it is a 49ers fashion show for a great cause. how these players strutted their stuff. all to help raise money for those battling cancer. >>> and trying to bridge a gap in a growing tech industry. how this week's jepson ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ vern glenn. >> this is the volkswagen red and gold report. >> i have covered some events c fashion show at a football stadium and this one was special. >> it is the fourth crucial catch fashion show to intercept cancer. 23 cancer survivors, 23, 49ers that will be escorting the survivors down the runway. the clothes provided by levis. >> you heard them go nuts when you strutted out. what came out of you, beverly? >> it is your time to shine. >>> going down the runway, doing exactly what we knew she was going to do, steal the show. wonderful. it was a great time. >> with the red and gold report, i'm vern glenn. >>> thanks, vern. let's get right out to first alert meteorologist jessica burch. >> reporter: high pressure is starti

coming up, we'll check with first alert meteorologist jessica burch one what's the difference between prop 26 and prop 27? 26? not one dime to get people off the streets and into housing 27 generates hundreds of million to help solve homelessness. the choice is clear yes on prop 27. what's the difference between prop 26 and prop 27? 26 is a money grab that doesn't guarantee a cent for non-gaming tribes. 27 requires 15% of all state revenues go to non-gaming tribes. the choice is clear. yes, on 27. >> we are getting word of illegl casino bust in oakland. we will have the details on kpix5 news at 3:00. we will check in one me time with meteorologist jessica burch and all the hot weather for the next couple days. > >> it is here and it is heatingp significantly. a major heat wave wave pushing into the bay area.y much all of california is undere excessive heat warning. notice how it is highlighted in red along the coastline. that's an excess civ heat watch. in the next 72 hours, that will be determined. as we look at monday's forecast, this is very big. we are going to be breakins or it l

meteorologist and first lieutenant, jessica burch, is a black hawk pilot with the guard and has thist. >> reporter: early weekend morning, the fresno national guard base is buzzing with that. that every. this is some of the 1/44 fighter wing. >> the 1/44 fighter wing is composed of 1100 airmen all over over the west coast, predominantly california. >> reporter: a training mission, involving one of its units, known as the 1/94 fighter squadron, is about to get underway. overseeing the action, a firefighter himself. >> it is a world greatest air superiority fighter. those of us us who fly it like to sing its praises. >> reporter: as members of the squadron prepare for the training, kpix 5 asked the commander about another group of of pilots thousands of miles away in ukraine, who were engaged in a battle for the skies over their homeland. >> the biggest thing that people people are learning about ukraine's air force is that they they are extremely capable. >> reporter: the colonel would know, for almost 30 years, the national guard and ukraine have maintained close ties, under the the

go to first alert meteorologist jessica burch who is working hard today. today. lots to talk about. >> it is a scorcher out there is is been extended to the next coe of hours. will be feeling it especially in the hills for daytime highs if you're just tuning in the amount we are breaking records. by no means am am i excited about saying that. livermore is already at 103. it's a holiday weekend. people want to go outdoors and enjoy the nature that we have in the bay area. this is probably not the day to be doing it. the heat heat advisory just got extended from the national weather service through thursday through through the bay area shoreline that that all of our hills. pretty much the whole state of california is doing with the warning so what's going on? were were doing with high pressure that's hitting us up giving us above average temperatures from santa rosa and even concord. it is building this heat dome which which will break apart until the the late portion of this week. this is our euro model behind m. behind me. look how amplified the system is. it rid

first alert meteorologist jessica burch taking a closer look at why we call this a first alert weather day. >> the heatwave is not over. just because we have a cooling trend for the next couple days does not mean it is not brutally brutally hot especially to the t the east inland hills where thes the highs are in the triple digits again. this is a live look over the bay as we wake up to the sunrise, 64 in san francisco and it seems nice with with the grand scheme of things temperatures are close to the daytime high average. that is what we are looking at this morning with the heat system pushing in. high pressure in full force over us but it is breaking apart over the next couple days. nonetheless well above average temperatures tomorrow afternoon from napa to the east inland hills to the south bay upper 90s and triple s triple digits are expected. a scorcher this afternoon, not breaking records like yesterday or the day before but it is still very warm so we need to practice caution. as we are headed outdoors look before you lock the car to make sure you do do not leave anyone or anyt

. > >> let's get over to first alert alert meteorologist, jessica burch. >> this heat wave, it is just about almost over. we are still seeing trouble to the east but it's nothing like the past couple days. this major heat dome that has been sitting in baking us in the area is starting to be sandwiched by two two systems. low-pressure from the north, we love that here, also a hurricane, and has been downgraded due to the lack of wins. it's pushing from the south. that will bring atmosphec bring atmospheric moisture, starting off with it today alone, 77 in oakland. san jose, the santa clara valley finally in the 90s. that's also the case case for us in vallejo, more 80s 80s and the trend. as we head into the weekend, a lot of events are going on and the weather is looking perfect. upper 60s today, just in time for this celebrity golf classic. classic. if you're heading out to the bar and wine festival, mostly upper 70s and lower 80s. if you had south to monterey, they are expecting 70s just in e in time for the grand prix. this this gradual cooling trend is in in full force and sticking

let's begin with meteorologist, jessica burch. > >> it is slowly moving out. that that area of low pressure is st. is strong. it has been sitting e for the past couple of days bringing widespread storms. yesterday, it was more isolated but today, for the most part, we we are seeing activity offshore with a lot of lightning activit. lightning activity. that is going to stay offshore for the most part. we are seeing isolated storms. this is not acy not actually any activity. sometimes when the surface level surface level is cooler, we see activity but that is really notg really nothing. this is what we are expect to. partly cloudy moe highs start to rise. when the eh the earth starts to warm up, tht the heat will rise and and uplift will happen. that is why we see pop-up storms. relative humidity is high as we head into into the evening hours. we might might see some pop-up storms until about 8:00. daytime highs are topping out to the upper 70. upper 70s. 60s along the coast and as we extend into the next couple of days, this area will e will leave for a high pr

i am joined by jessica burch tracg the temperatures.l. >> exactly. that's how the weather works. we had to deal wh this major heat wave at the worst time, labor day weekend. s we head into the work week, we are dealing with major heat recd breaking conditions even. this is a look at the today's heat risk map. the heat wave is co a say this afternoon won't be toasty. national weather service service keeps excessive heat wag in effect until 8:00 tonight. ls look at the numbers. starting with mountain view to campbell we are seeing 90s and triple digits. it is a toasty set up. e good care of your loved ones, kids, the elderly. put the back of your hand on the pavement and and if it is too hot for you, it it is too hot for those paws. ts is not a day to enjoy a stroll in the middle of the day. maybe in the evening or just head to the coast where we are expecting are expecting 70s and 80s. it's a beautiful set up into the next the next coming days. by weekend days. by weekend we'll see 80s in the inland areas and that's the way we like it. >

. > >> let's take a look at weather with meteorologist jessica burch burch .umbers that are too high for my comfort level. i i felt it walking out this morng this morning. >> it is closer toward concord and we will start off with forecasted highs for today because they are record-breaking. this is all associated with the heat still. let's take a look at what is hag is happening is it is making ity its way into the pacific northwest 17 over us building this e. i wanted to start off with a live look just at the golden gate bridge the high pressure drives us up also. . we are going to be dealing with record-breaking numbers toy numbers today. let's take a look look at current temperatures with 69 in concord . this is not is not only impacting the bay aa bay area. it is impacting the st the southwest with many of us under an excessive heat warning. notice how the temperatures start to break apart. it is still going to be hot friday but but nothing compared to today. for the daytime highs it is thes the 90s. it is the 80s just near near san francisco. into the east

jessica burch is right here with me and i know a lot of people are just waiting for that heat to leave the bay, which is happening finally. much-needed relief for people in lynn and south bay areas. >> i've been thinking of them so so recently, all throughout the inland area, where we have been seeing record-breaking temperatures all week long. here's what's going on now. 60s on the indian hills, waking up with cool it conditions in san francisco this morning as the heat dome starts to break apart, apart, and vanish as we extend into the next couple of days. we we are going from 110 yesterday to 100 today to 89 by tomorrow. any believe the significant cooling trend? that's thanks to low pressure pushing in from the the north in a tropical storm pushing from the south bringing plenty of moisture. daytime highs today, still warm, but it will be a lot cooler. daytime highs still in the upper 90s, low triple digit. it's a beautiful forecast for us heading into the next couple of days. over to you. > >> let's take a look at the roadways, unfortunately, we have have a pretty serious crash, b

we are going to get a check of the weather and the traffic with jessica burch. how is it feelin? feeling outside? when i walked , it was 80 degrees at 2:45 in th. the morning. and i could feel it! > >> it is toasty outside this mo. this morning. this is all associated with high-pressure. there is not a marine layer ins. layer insight. that is the reason we can see the golden gate bridge. the national weather service has a heat warning today, tomorrow and even even into thursday all throughout california and even portions of nevada and arizona. it is like a dome over us. if you thought yesterday was hot, today will be even hotter in certain climates. getting up to 106 this afternoon, 113 in livermore and concord. that is breaking records for those two . two areas. we are seeing triple digits anywhere from morgan hill hill all the way into santa clara and even up into union city this afternoon. just becaue just because it is over, it doesn't mean you should be caut. be cautious. make sure you are packing an extra water bottle for those kids. it is warm even along the coastline. 73.

let's bring in jessica burch. you said this is the lasy of extreme heat. we know you have been busy, but we will be able to breathe a little bit. >> do you know what's happeningn 14 hours and 45 minutes? >> tell me. >> this excessive heat warning s expired. sorry, i am so stoked for this in all honesty. today is a hot day though by all mean. we are still under this heat wae for this afternoon. into this e, this will expire and we will bet with cooler conditions for the d thanks to a hush and thanks to this trough of low pressure. i know that sounds funky but we wl break it down. daytime highs today are still scorching, triple digits in sight. we are not breaking records like we have but it's still very hot evn in santa rosa, getting up to 106 106 today. 80s near san francisco. it's friday eve which which means tomorrow is the weekend. we have a lot of events of events going on starting tomorrow with the celebrity golf golf classic. we'll be dealing with 60s. let's dive into your micro climates before that hurricane i was talking about. e it is cloudy set u

let's get to first alert meteort jessica burch. >> i'm excited to get outside too. it will be a warm one this this weekend as high-pressure starts packing in the heat. dae highs today are already showingt we are dealing with 90s in the t inland hills. 70s from the coat to the bay. as we extend into the weekend, high-pressure willh us all across the bay area and across california, allowing for a small heat wave on the way. it will peak as we head into saturday and then we slowly cool cool down by sunday and even into monday. take a look at youl area. we are well below average below average until tuesday of next week. even then, dealing with warmer conditions. but itl be dry too. that is what high-pressure does for us. this the water vapor, or the lack thereof i should say as we heado the next couple of days. we will keep you updated in the weather center and talk about it it in the full forecast. > >> new video of a youth climate protest downtown oaklan. many students gathered at oscar oscar grant plaza before marching through city streets. their message, say no to c

. > >> jessica burch ♪ ♪ whether someone is across the neighborhood, across the street, or across them, you have the power to make them feel right at home. ♪ ♪ ritz. a taste of welcome. >> right now on kpix 5 news at, at 6:30, a live look at oakland. . the heat is here to stay and it is another first alert weather day with temperatures reaching the triple digits. today, that is leading to high demands for power. another flext flex alert from 4:00 this afternoon until 9:00 as we are urged to save energy. > >> and up date. three schools will have minimum days for the rest of the week in response to this heat including loose eleme. loose elementary. nevada high-end hill edatn ce. all others are on regular schedules and following the districts heat plan. > >> as people wait to get the power back on, we are still dealing with even more high temperatures, today. > >> for the last couple of days, we have been dealing with excessive heat. it is only going going to get hotter into the af. daytime highs expected to get hotter than yesterday. we were dealing with record-breaking numbers, yesterd

. >> jessica burch: it came as a shock for some of us but nonetheless, let's look at at the bay area,ce again. same system that impact us yesterday. area of low pressure, right off shore and came from the gulf of alaska. it brought cool temperatures with all these wet conditions that we are taking a look at now. still, a lot of water vapor there just in the atmosphere alone. hard to believe as we look at mostly sunny skies maybe partly cloudy conditions. really, heading into this afternoon and 1st alert doppler will light up with random storms throughout the bay area. you see the circulation pushing its way in from the area of low pressure. light and scattered showers trickling just into south bay this evening and impacting some of us. as we go into afternoon and science behind this. we will see lots of heat rise. that pushes into the atmosphere and allows instability with more pop-up storms happen. not out of the clear yet. be careful as we go into afternoon. i'll show you two different models here. we continue to see storms pop up. they will become more intense as we get to the dayt

. > >> let's get it over to first at first alert meteorologist, jessica burch. >> it looks like it ising weekend. get out there and enjoy some music and some fresh air. the golden gate bridge, it is clear as day. a lot of event that we will break it down but it is almost october. we will be seeing beautiful temperatures. today is is one of the warmest, mid-70s for san francisco, low 90s for the east inland hills. high pressure has been sitting around around and it started building up. once we had into the weeken, the weekend, we will cool down to the mid 60s for saturday and sunday. just in time for that strictly bluegrass event. in san san francisco, we know the dril. the drill. be sure to bring your your layers because it will be chillier and cooler into the evening hours. if you're heading heading out to sin city, we are expecting low 80s. beautiful sunshine insight for us and take take a look at the weekend and into next week. today is the peak of it and we will get right right back down to average once we get into the weekend. we will will see a warm up next week. we we jumped do

. > >> one last check with first alt meteorologist jessica burch. >> reporter: as we look outsidet now, things are calm. we see high clouds passing through for us this afternoon as we look at daytime highs. we are not too much above average just yet. wel see a midweek warm up in the fot as we wrap-up the week, temperatures in the 90s off in the eastland hills, not too far from where we are at right now. > >> bird rescues from the oakland the oakland zoo are reporting ss in saving dozens of herons. > >> adult herons build nests buts offspring fall into sidewalks and streets. that is where the rescue team comes in. they say during a 5-month nesting season that just concluded, 140 babies were rehabilitated and released into local habitats. >> look at them. >> they are quite elegant when u see them in the wild. > >> that is it for the news at n. remember we are on 24/7 on cbs s bay area streaming on kpix.com. > >> our next newscast is at 3:00e a great afternoon. [ dramatic music ] >> steffy: brooke said what? >> taylor: that thomas is dangerous, and that he hasn't changed one bit. >> steff

. > >> let's get to first alert metrologist jessica burch. >> daytime highs are finally starting to cool down as we hed we head into the weekend. i know that is hard to believe when we are still seeing these triple digits off in the east inland hills. yesterday concord was sitting at 110. today 100. tomw 100. tomorrow 86 degrees. can you believe that? we are coolig are cooling down significant. i will we are right back down average this afternoon. somethg interest is going on in the atm. a lot of smoke pushing in from the mesquite fire closer to tahoe up in the upper level atmosphere settling down into the bay. we are sitting in a moderate section. we are keeping a close eye on this here in the weather center as we extend into the next couplef days. nonetheless temperatures are cooling down heading into this weekend. we have a lot ofs of events going on starting off with this afternoon alone. 69 degrees just in time for the celebrity golf classic. heading into this weekend, if you are heading out to the art and wine festival, these temperatures are beautiful. a great opportunity to celeb

we want to bring in first alertt jessica burch on this storm. this is a catastrophic storm. nw the winds are even bigger. >> i mean when we are talking at the wind, that is how we breakdn categories and hurricanes. 157ms per hour winds would mean it is a category 5 hurricane. current conditions we are sitting at 155. you see how we are flirting flirting with upper numbers. mu, as we look, this is about a 35 s per hour gap right there with that eye. so it is a very strong very strong system just making landfall there. we are keeping a a close eye on the weather center. > >> the storm ratched up its int. how does that happen? rapid intensification. that is the study of stronger storms when ty become a major storm category 4 or 5. a lot of things played into this. the sea surface temperatures are well above average. allowing it to fuel thg system once it popped off cuba.r that, wind shear would destroy e system right now. but we are nog that play a factor to. it is ramping up as it pushes its way into florida. > >> the question we all want to r is to our friends in florida, whe

. > >> right now let's check this one last time with jessica burch. >> all right. we are starting off with a quick check of the golden gate bridge where we cae can see half of it right now ast as that trough still is pushing its way in giving us a little bit of a left over cool weather before this major heat wave pushes its way in. you can seel see all of that red pushing just from the desert. it will dry us up and warm us up a lot as we head into labor day weekend. we expectingal triple triple digit. > >> a major breakthrough could se could save both endangered corad offer humans extra protection from hurricanes one day. sciens at the florida aquarium are spawning coral to elk and ant . it lives at the top of the reef crest. that means it plays a key role from protecting the coastline. florida has the third largest barrier reef in the world spanning about 360 miles. it is at risk due to stm to storm surges every year. that is worsened by climate change. >> you can't have -- we are buyg we are buying time. we are buying time for the reef. we are buying time for the

. >> reporter: lieutenant jessica burch, kpix. 5. >> we also posted a link to the event schedule on kpix.com>>> with hotter and drier conditions leaders are urging all californians to to conserve more water. they along with state and local officials made that plea today at a news conference at google's campus they say public and private agencies also need to join forces to conserve the earth's most precious resources. >> to drop the fight emergency together we have to be able not only the individuals that live in santa clara county but also the business is join in to do this together if were going to make it through this. >> the water district also highlighted the rebate program that offers up to $3000 for residents and $100,000 to businesses to upgrade yards with drought tolerant plants. let's check in with chief meteorologist paul. welcome back from vacation before he left for vacation we actually saw rain here. >> we had some rain early last week especially sunday and sunday night. it's rare in september but we will definitely take it the question is that it make a difference for the drou

. > >> let's check in with first alt meteorologist jessica burch. >> reporter: heading into the nt couple of days, our temperaturee still remaining below average. s is our temperature map showing w normal conditions even into the north bay or the south bay, whee daytime highs are only expectedo get into the 60s and cents for us. a beautiful sight it see. de highs today will continue to stay cool. but each as we head into the weekend a major systems pushing its way into the coastle in the pacific northwest and that is going to cope us cool and wet too, actually. it is going to bring in a lot of inst. an area of low pressure will alw for rain to push in as early as, that is the reason why we have that still on the map. tapering off into tuesday and daytime highs will average out at that point. > >> notice how it is a similar td for us at north bay where daytie highs are in the 70s and 80s for for now. 60s once we head into sunday. > >> thanks, jess. > >> new at noon, citizen apple hs a training event for the trainig community. one in three residents in the bay area use the popular safety ap

. > >> we are going to get to firstt meteorologist jessica burch. >> at this point, we know what'g on our three day weekend, ruined the beginning of our work week.s we head into the weekend, it cos to

ls begin with jessica burch. you are tracking a warm trend. >> exactly. i know that sounds silly. >> because it's fall. >> it happens at 5:00 tonight. t is the first day of fall. we are are warming up and drying up to. it was a wet start. we needed that rain and boy did we get itt marine layer is really thin alog the coastline. it still exists and will push in the late evening hours and tomorrow morning we'll see it fill the bay once again. as high pressurs building into the weekend, we will see temperatures rise above above average even. relative humidity will drop. we are seeing it today and just into afternoon hours, we are around the 30% range. that will continue into the next days as temperatures start to become above average. daytime highs this afternoon are not that badt is beautiful for the first day of fall with 70s in east bay, 80s in east inland hills and 60s 60s along our coast from pacifia to stenson. we'll see the warming trend until about saturday. saturday will be the change and we slowly start cooling for the next work week where we go to

. > >> time to get a check on the weather and traffic beginning wh jessica burch and some sprinkles sprinkles out there, this morni. this morning. > >> that area is starting to dis. to dissipate. hurricane fiona is is still circulating closer to a to bermuda. it is a category 4 but tracking, pushing closer to nova scotia as it starts to dis. u have loved onea n mind if dark, cloudy and gloomy. that area of low pressure is finally starting to dissipate and today is the last day we will see these scattered showers in the forecast all throughout the bay. bay area. also in the north bay, bay, we saw some drizzle. santa rosa as well as sonoma county. we extend all the way into wint. into winter. they are seeing those light, drizzly conditions. even along the coastline, a slight drizzle sticking around even longer. it is going to taper off and we will talk about talk about that is coming up. > >> we got to give you another update at the san mateo bridge. this is because of a fatal crash crash involving a pedestrian ead pedestrian eastbound. those hea, those headlines, you can see that people are st

let's begin with jessica burch. she is walking over now because she has been busy tracking that hurricane. >> >> it is impacting a lot of floridians. rainfall and the eye eye of the hurricane is about to about to make landfall, this morning. this is what i am focusing on. 150 mile an hour wind gust. it takes 157 miles ar an hour to get to a category fi. category five. they are getting a lot of rainfall and storm surge. they are getting about 16 16 inches of rain in orlando. here, our rainfall total for the year is usually about 25 inches. inches. so this is a very strong strong storm. we are expecting high pressure to build in from the south and that will change the weather. daytime highs, right now, they are just sitting sitting around average and a little bit cooler along the coastline. that onshore flow, that pacific breeze that is pusg in is helping us stay nice and cool into the afternoon hours. we will see that on the coastline and the east inland hills. the sacramento valley, that will heat up more. we are g

. > >> we do have our meteorologist, meteorologist, jessica burch, he burch, here. strong are we talking when it comes to this h? this hurricane? >> it is a category 4 but it is so close to being a category five. it takes 157 mile an hours hour winds for it to be a category five so this is a massive storm making its way ino way into florida. here in san francisco, our total rainfall count for the whole year is usually 25 inches. they are expecting to get 16 just near orlando from this one storm. back in the bay area, we are still seeing that marine layer blanketing us, this morning. it is impacting a lot of us, keeping us nice and cool. as we take a look at our daytime high, daytime highs, we are below average from san jose all the wy up into san francisco. we are warming up just a little bit more. high-pressure building in and that will dry us up and warm warm us up. low 90s in the east inland hills. we will talk about about that coming up an hour full forecast. > >> let's start off with a troube spot. walnut creek, there is an accident reported on 680 southbound a

. > >> let's get a check on our wear beginning with first alert meteorologist jessica burch. > >> this is one of the most catac storms that's pushed through florida. it dissipated through the atlantic, moving over florida and it's regained strength. it makes sense. sea surface temperatures are warm. e is no wind shear to affect it. t will continue to dissipate as is throughout carolinas and closer to the mountain range. nonethel, it is a powerful storm and it's already affected so many. let's look at san francisco now. clear francisco now. clear skies, a calm set up. we will see a little bit marine layer but look look at our daytime highs, well above average in east inland hills from san jose to concord and even the south bay, i should should say. san francisco is closer to average. this area of high pressure that brought in the warm temperatures, it's moving south. we will go back down to average for the weekende layer will return in the forecat and we'll see partly cloudy skies. how are the roads? >> there is stuff in the city wh road closures. should be a fun weekend. roads are okay

. > >> let's get to meteorologist, jessica burch. it is definitely starting to feel more like fall. [ technical difficulties ] back we are still ranging in ths on the coast all the way off toe bay but the inland areas are getting a nice treat. 70s today with mostly sunny conditions. my conditions. mostly -- this is sg a huge area of low pressure dipg down into this weekend's forecast and it is going to sit right over us bringing rain. this is what it looks like on our gsf model. all the way into, into saturday, it is starting to to work in that counterclockwise counterclockwise direction and t and it pushes its way into our coastline saturday and potentially, monday, as well. right now, 40% to 60% based on where you live but the different different models are starting to to look better and better. we willlkabou urll foca> >> let' a lo your roadways. your roadways. they are not too busy, this morning. the altamon, altamont pass, a high wind advisory is in effect. you are looking at a 38 minute drive from 205 over to 680. let's take ta

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. > >> let's get a check on the forecast with jessica burch.things are mild but all eyes are on florida. we are hoping everyone stays safe. > >> let's talk about that hurric. that hurricane. i'm going to backup the graphics so that you can see what it looks like right right now. the eye of the hurricane is popping off of cuba cuba as they are waking up. that that will go back into the ocean ocean where sea surface temperatures are well above avee above average. that allows for rapid intensification and it is expected to amplify to a category four as it makes its way into tampa and this is the first time in about a century that the eye of the hurricane is is hitting that area. there bay area is expecting a storm surge but back here, something completely different going on. we are still dealing with low pressure just offshore and thats what is driving and that marine. it is really patchy, right now. earlier, we were barely seeing the tower cam and now we are barely seeing it. as we take a look at that marine layer, it breaks apart into the aftern

i am pretty excited about it here with first alert t jessica burch with a closer loo. it looks like the big day is su. >> exactly. this is impacting our coast and everyone across the board, even into east inland inland hills where we have been needing relief in one way or another. the forecast is beautiful. we were below average average all week after last week's heat wave. now we are seeing rain. we'll take every drop. we are expecting 80s in et inland hills, 60s in san francio where it is gloomy and cool. thk we have a lot of atmospheric moisture, wait until sunday and monday. into the next couple days, we are expecting a major rain event in the bay area. it is part of this area of low pree circulating into our coastline as we head into sunday morning.s is an all day event really. suny morning into sunday afternoon. y monday we are seeing heavier pos impacting that coastline. a little bit instability in the ae means we can see a lightning strike or two, hear a little bit bit thunder activity. but that's that's just monday alone. as wek at rain totals with the system,

of mind for many people nowr what you can expect today andre weekend, first alert meteorologt jessica burch to track those conditions. this is just the beginning of a long weekendf hot temperatures. > >> it is not looking good. a lot lot of people will be heading io town for the next couple days. y need to prepare. dress for summer, if you are just getting in now. if you are just waking p this morning with us, this is the time to not put the tank tops and shorts away yet. i know know it's bay area. some of us dress in layers. you will not need them this weekend. daytime highs today, 90s east inland hills, 60s and 70s along the coastline. i will compare that with monday with our record breaking temperatures on the way. 106, 109, 108 from santa rosa, livermore, concord. those will be forecasted breaking recs as we extend to the next couple. a major heat wave is pushing iny is today average? it's thanks ts trough of low pressure into other coastline giving us a break ahead of the heat into th. look at how the high pressure ps along our coastline and sits over us. it's a heat dome if you you th

i am so ready for for the weekend, jessica burch? > >> at the coastline it will be beautiful. many people will head head out there. as we take a life luck, just over the entire city skyline, we can see that the entire city skyline, that means that the marine layer is not as thick as we were hoping it would be during this time of year. the official sunrises coming up in an hour, and as we take a look at what we can expect heading into the next few few days, it will be above average. nothing too extreme. this weekend is a great example of well above average conditions, all the way into the the north bay, into the santa clara valley as well. we are heating up to die pressure pushing its way in from the south, hannibal trias up as well. repair for that as we head head into the weekend. today we are warming up just a bit, we ae cranking up slowly. 80s and 90s. he was getting up to 80 this afternoon, with 70s along the coase. spking of our coast coast we will warm up a little bit more, but where we really see pronounced numbers is off the micro climate. let's use the the east bay fo

> >> another first alert weather day, meteorologist jessica burch tracking conditions. be right back. >> 6:00 a.m. and in the weather center we are tracking dangerous dangerous heat in the bay area. we will break down the numbers. > >> rolling outages averted in ca in california despite a warning from the grid operator but we will tell you about the thousands without power. > >> some of those outages are in the south bay, the medical center that just got power rest. power restored. > >> people are here in livermore early in the morning picking grs picking grapes trying to avoid the heat, coming up you will hear from someone who talks about how they protect

just look to to our jessica burch for all of that. > >> let's look at your roadways.brake lights. already getting busy this monday monday morning, mostly in our hotspots. there is a crash in concord, left lane blocked. definitely give yourself extra time there. over an hour now for for that commute. extra busy. if if you're headed toward antioch, toward antioch, stays toward the the east shore for a week freeway. multiple vehicles involved in a crash with at least one lane blocked. not saying that icon there, that is good news. it is updating in real time. looks like they just cleared that crash. still pretty pretty slow at san pablo avenue. san mateo bridge, live look here, 30 minute ride from 880 to to 101, getting busy in that area. if you are taking the area area we just showed you me that caltrans camera for super commuters, that is a busy ride also. seeing more cars on the roadway. starting to see a lot of brick lights for commuters. they bridge plaza told. a little little closer to the 7:00 hour, no fun if you are sitting in that backup, jocelyn. >> did not lik

. > >> and here to weigh in on our r is jessica burch. a lot cooler this morning. >> oh my goodness. i can't get r the fact seven days ago we were dealing with record breaking numbers. today actually right around average. tomorrow well below average. by tomorrow's dae highs, we are only dealing with mid-70s. it is going to continue continue to look like that as we we wrap-up the week. let's talk about something more important. > >> there is still smoke pushingn over the bay area just from the mosquito fire, giving us mostlye conditions in our air quality. s are changing into this week. the this week. the smoke is going to to start pushing off into the east as the wind is coming offshore. here in the bay area, we'll start seeing the air quality really improve. > >> nonetheless, one more thing,t night we dealt with the earthque just north of piedmont. a lot of of us went to sleep feeling this this and as we woke up this morning we haven't seen an aftek yet but we are keeping a close eye on that. and we are monitoring that here in the weathe