(pam)meterologist lawrence karnow here with our four zone forecast lawrence karnow: all eyes are on florida as hurricane irma slowly approaches. it has weakend some but it could strengthen again to a category 5 beforfe making landfall. regardless, it will be a catastrophic storm for florida especially in the south. the storm surge could be as high as 12 feet in southern florida. many low lying islands and beaches will be inundated as the storm comes ashore. hurricane force winds will affect most of florida as it moves right up the state. flooding and flash flooding will be common with rains as much as 20 inches possible. on the other hand we are looking at a beautiful weekend with sunshine and offshore winds developing by sunday. there will be some dense fog and drizzle near the coast and inside the bay. you can see on the satellite picture a weak area of low pressure off the coast. it will be a little warmer tomorrow with some highs in the 80s to low 90s inland, 70s and 80s around the bay, and foggy 60s at the coast. the next 7 days we can expect an offshore wind heating us up on sunday al

(steve) kron-4's meteorologist lawrence karnow is here now with the forecast lawrence karnow: irma isw a tropical storm. heavy rain and gusty winds are now affecting georgia, alabama, and south carolina. flooding rains continue and a storm surge along the southeast coast. tornadoes are also possible as the storm winds down. it should continue to weaken tonight and no longer a tropical storm by tomorrow. it was another warm to hot day around the bay area and muggy too. thunderstorms moved in late and continue to be a possibility tonight tnat and over the next few days. thunderstorms are coming up out of the south. they will be isolated but we could occasionaly see lightning and a few showers too through wednesday. you can see the area of low pressure off the coast. it will begin to slide north bringing unsettled weather across the area. highs tomorrow will be warm and muggy with numbers in the 80s inland, 70s and 80s around the bay and 60s and 70s at the coast. there is a chance of showers through wednesday then cooler on thursday but dry. more sunshine and warmer weather is expected f

meteorologist lawrence karnow is here with the timing of the storm ....w long it is expected to stick around. kron four's charles clifford is live in oakland with more on what bay area 'first responders' are doing to help out. lets start with lawrence. lawrence karnow: we enjoyed cooler temperatures today as the sea breeze was stonger and brought fog inland overnight. highs today were in the 80s in the valleys and 60s at the

i'm kron 4 meteorologist lawrence karnow.g up, i will take a look at your 7 day forecast.details are right after the break. this is the new comfort food. grown right here in california, with absolutely no antibiotics ever. a better way to grow, a better way to eat. and it starts with foster farms simply raised chicken. california grown with no antibiotics ever. ((steve lead 2sh)) we are one week away from the new iphone being unveiled. this one is expected to draw even more hype than usual being the 10th anniversary of the revolutionary device (pam) kron 4's tech reporter gabe slate joins us live from the newsroomgabe this year apple is holiding its big event at a new spot ? ((gabe on camera - lead)) yes apple is holding their big press event at their new space=ship headquartersthey call "apple park" in cupertino. the event will be inside the new "steve jobs theater". this is the first time the media or anyone from the public will get inside the spaceship apple expects to be moved into their new digs by the end of the year..

let's bring in meteorologist lawrence karnow who is tracking the storm's path. lawrence? lawrence karnow: all eyes are on florida as hurricane irma slowly approaches. it has weakend some but it could strengthen again to a category 5 beforfe making landfall. regardless, it will be a catastrophic storm for florida especially in the south. the storm surge could be as high as 12 feet in southern florida. many low lying islands and beaches will be inundated as the storm comes ashore. hurricane force winds will affect most of florida as it moves right up the state. flooding and flash flooding will be common with rains as much as 20 inches possible. on the other hand we are looking at a beautiful weekend with sunshine and offshore winds developing by sunday. there will be some dense fog and drizzle near the coast and inside the bay. (vicki)(vicki) the salvation army golden state division is soliciting for more volunteers. 27-hundred people working on behalf of the salvation army nationwide are on the ground in texas, helping people manage through the aftermath of hurricane harve

(vicki) let's bring in meteorologist lawrence karnow - with more on this storm's path. lawrence? lawrence karnow: hurricane irma has started its round of devastation passing over the leeward islands and near puerto rico now. it is still a catefory 5 and one of the strongest atlantic hurricanes in recent memory. the latest track has it possibly making landfall in southern florida this weekend. we could see some showers here late tonight with even an isolated thunderstorm possible. this is all part of the low that will spin closer to the coast tonight and tomorrow. we shouldn't see a lot of rain but maybe as much as a tenth of an inch in the wettest spots near the coast. a few showers could linger into tomorrow morning beforfe clearing and cooler in the afternoon. be carefull if you're heading for the sierra since thunderstorms will be popping up over the next few days. highs tomorrow will be in the 70s to low 80s inland, 70s around the bay, and 60s at the coast. it will remain cooler than normal the next few days before warming up this weekend. (vicki) make sure you have the free

(pam)kron-4's meteorologist lawrence karnow is here now with the forecast lawrence karnow: we enjoyed cooler temperatures today as the sea breeze was stonger and brought fog inland overnight. highs today were in the 80s in the valleys and 60s at the coast. . we could see some showers here late tonight with even an isolated thunderstorm possible. this is all part of the low that will spin closer to the coast tonight and tomorrow. we shouldn't see a lot of rain but maybe as much as a tenth of an inch in the wettest spots near the coast. a few showers could linger into tomorrow morning beforfe clearing and cooler in the afternoon. be carefull if you're heading for the sierra since thunderstorms will be popping up over the next few days. highs tomorrow will be in the 70s to low 80s inland, 70s around the bay, and 60s at the coast. it will remain cooler than normal the next few days before warming up this weekend. new ahead at 8. when a passenger was dragged off a united flight -- it sent shockwaves across the country why federal officials just said the airline will face ánoá punishment ov

(vicki) let's bring in meteorlogist lawrence karnow - with more on the storm's path. lawrence? lawrence karnow: irma is now a tropical storm. heavy rain and gusty winds are now affecting georgia, alabama, and south carolina. flooding rains continue and a storm surge along the southeast coast. tornadoes are also possible as the storm winds down. it should continue to weaken tonight and no longer a tropical storm by tomorrow. by tomorrow. tropical storm longer a tonight and no longer a tropical storm by tomorrow. (vicki) florida police have arrested several people accused of looting stores and homes left empty during hurricane irma. nine people were arrested for allegedly stealing footwear and other items from a pawn shop... and sporting goods store in fort lauderdale. a news crew was able to capture the thieves on video - which helped police identify the suspects. and earlier that day - two men were arrested for allegedly ransacking six houses. as of today - police in fort lauderdale have arrested a total of 19 people for burglarizing businesses and residences during the storm.

lawrence karnow: irma is now a tropical storm. heavy rain and gusty winds are now affecting georgia, alabama, and south carolina. flooding rains continue and a storm surge along the southeast coast. tornadoes are also possible as the storm winds down. it should continue to weaken tonight and no longer a tropical storm by tomorrow. it was another warm to hot day around the bay area and muggy too. thunderstorms moved in late and continue to be a possibility tonight tnat and over the next few days. thunderstorms are coming up out of the south. they will be isolated but we could occasionaly see lightning and a few showers too through wednesday. you can see the area of low pressure off the coast. it will begin to slide north bringing unsettled weather across the area. highs tomorrow will be warm and muggy with numbers in the 80s inland, 70s and 80s around the bay and 60s and 70s at the coast. there is a chance of showers through wednesday then cooler on thursday but dry. more sunshine and warmer weather is expected for the weekend. (gr

lawrence karnow: all eyes are on florida as hurricane irma slowly approaches. the winds are picking up and the first rain bands have been pelting the southern half of florida. it has weakend some but it could strengthen again before making landfall. regardless, it will be a catastrophic storm for florida especially in the south. the storm surge could be as high as 15 feet in southern florida. many low lying islands and beaches will be inundated as the storm comes ashore. irma is now following a track that will take it on a path along the west coast of florida. hurricane force winds will affect most of florida as it moves right up the state. flooding and flash flooding will be common with rains as much as 20 inches possible. possible. (jr stone) you can download the free kron4 mobile app to track hurricane irma. we will send out a push alert when irma makes landfall in florida... we'll also be posting the latest information on our website kron four dot com. (jr stone) san jose police say a 40 year old man who fatally stabbed someone is now behind bars. they say

meteorologist lawrence karnow is in the weathercenter with the latest.s lawrence karnow: hurricane irma continues to pound florida leave a wake of destruction behind. it came ashore south of naples with sustained winds of 115 mph. much of the coastal areas have been inundated with ocean waters as the storm surge swept on shore. flooding rains and winds gusting over 100 mph continue even with the eye of the storm over land. irma is expected to continue to move northwest and weaken before becoming a tropical storm in georgia tomorrow. millions of people are without power and many more can expect to lose power as the storm moves north. tampa is right in the path of the storm. we'll have more on irma coming up later in the hour... you can always get the latest on kron4.com... also tonight, petaluma police are trying to solve the citys first homicide of the year. a double stabbing that happened early this morning as bars were closing down. kron four's spencer blake is live from where the stabbing happened. spencer, what kind of clues have police found so far? they found a trail of blood in t

with meterologist lawrence karnow. lawrence karnow: temperatures began to cool today with a stronger sea breeze and a few clouds above. highs inland still stretched above 100 degrees for the third day in a row in some of the valleys. if you're headed out this evening it will still be very warm inland but you'll notice a stronger sea breeze near the coast. it will be warm but much cooler tonight for sleeping with lows in the upper 50s to upper 60s. high pressure will weaken and move eastward over the next few days. at the same time the remains from former tropical storm lydia will bring more clouds and muggy weather through the first part of the week. the air quality continues to suffer under this strong ridge of high pressure and tomorrow will be another spare the air day. computer models bring more tropical moisture and even some fog into our skies the next few days. there's even the chance of a few showers and isolated thunderstorms. it will be much cooler this labor day but still hot inland with highs in the 90s, 70

meteorologist lawrence karnow has your complete holiday forecast.. and kron four's hermela aregawi is live in san francisco with more on how the heat is impacting transportation. lets first start with lawrence... lawrence karnow: it was another round of record of breaking temperatures. records fell from the valleys to the coast as temperatures soared to triple digits even in san francisco. highs of 108 and 110 were common. even last nights warm overnight lows set records and only cooled into the 70s and 80s. heat warnings are still up for much of the bay area away from the coast. it continues to be very warm outside now but there are a few subtropical clouds moving and a sea breeze has developed. all signs are pointing to a cooler but still hot day for tomorrow. on the satellite you can see the huge ridge of high pressure that brought us the record temperatures. but notice to the south, that's the remnants of tropiocal storm lydia. clouds from that system will help cool us down but also make it feel more muggy. there's even a slight chance of a lightn

(jr stone) lawrence karnow has the forecast. lawrence karnow: temperatures began to cool today with a stronger sea breeze and a few clouds above. highs inland still stretched above 100 degrees for the third day in a row in some of the valleys. if you're headed out this evening it will still be very warm inland but you'll notice a stronger sea breeze near the coast. it will be warm but much cooler tonight for sleeping with lows in the upper 50s to upper 60s. high pressure will weaken and move eastward over the next few days. at the same time the remains from former tropical storm lydia will bring more clouds and muggy weather through the first part of the week. (justine) there's a lot of optimism in houston tonight, as the city continues the massive clean up from tropical storm harvey. you can see here... all the piles of soaked trash people have now pilled up in the streets. the city's mayor says 95- percent of houston's electrical grid is operational. and that most businesses will re-open on tuesday. and, in churches, it was a

with lawrence karnow..arnow: plenty of clouds swept across our skies today and we even had some rain too. highs were much cooler with the warmest locations in the 70s. doppler radar is picking up the subtropical showers as they swept north through the bay area. it wasn't much but it was enough to get the windshield wipers going in some spots. there's still a chance we could see a few more showers and even an isolated thunderstorm tonight. hurricane irma has strengthened to a category 4 storm. the latest track brings it toward florida this weekend. you can see the clouds in the pacific from former tropical storm lydia. it helped to cool our temperatures and bring the showers but it also made it feel muggy on this labor day. (catherine) most bart trains are back up to speed...after heat-related delays this weekend.. the heat wave mean some trains were were running 10 to 20 minutes late over the weekend...and transit officials say that's because extreme heat can actually cause the rails to move. there are stil

with meterologist lawrence karnow. lawrence karnow: all eyes are on florida as hurricane irma slowly approaches. it has weakend some but it could strengthen again to a category 5 beforfe making landfall. regardless, it will be a catastrophic storm for florida especially in the south. the storm surge could be as high as 12 feet in southern florida. many low lying islands and beaches will be inundated as the storm comes ashore. hurricane force winds will affect most of florida as it moves right up the state. flooding and flash flooding will be common with rains as much as 20 inches possible. the weather began to warm in the bay area. fog that had been very thick this morning began to dissapate. highs today were in the 80s and 90s inland with much cooler 60s at the coast. tonight should be nice with clearing skies. the area of low pressure that brought fog and drizzle to the bay area will back away from the coast and move south. at the same time high pressure will build to the north creating offshore winds for sunday. thi

meteorologist lawrence karnow is here. lawrence karnow: it was another warm to hot day around the bay area and muggy too. thunderstorms moved in late and continue to be a possibility tonight tnat and over the next few days. thunderstorms are coming up out of the south. they will be isolated but we could occasionaly see lightning and a few showers too through wednesday. you can see the area of low pressure off the coast. it will begin to slide north bringing unsettled weather across the area. highs tomorrow will be warm and muggy with numbers in the 80s inland, 70s and 80s around the bay and 60s and 70s at the coast. there is a chance of showers through wednesday then cooler on thursday but dry. more sunshine and warmer weather is expected for the weekend. (steve) a now viral video showing a u-c berkeley police officer taking money as evidence, while citing a street vendor.... has some people upset tonight. the vendor was cited for selling his hot dogs without a permit. but as kron4's haaziq madyun found out from a lawyer..

meteorologist lawrence karnow joins us now with the four zone forecast.awrence karnow: winds continue to pick up and fog has started to move onshore. all signs are pointing to a major cool down over the next few days. it's breezy around most of the bay area and that wind will carry the fog into the valleys and bay tonight. hurricane irma has intensified to a category 5 making it the strongest hurricane in the atlantic since allen in 1980. it continues its dangerous track toward the caribean and near florida late in the week. confidence is not high as to its eventual landing spot. in the pacific you can see the are of low pressure spinning off the coast. there is a chance we could see a few showers tomorrow night and thursday when it comes on shore. fog will be the story tonight as it fiills into the bay and valleys. a slow burn off to the coast will bring temperatures down even further the next few days. highs around the bay will be in the 80s inland, 70s and 80s around the bay and 60s at the coast. the weather pattern looks a little unsettled over the ne

but first meteorologist lawrence karnow is tracking the path of irma... lawrence lawrence karnow: winds continue to pick up and fog has started to move onshore. all signs are pointing to a major cool down over the next few days. it's breezy around most of the bay area and that wind will carry the fog into the valleys and bay tonight. hurricane irma has intensified to a category 5 making it the strongest hurricane in the atlantic since allen in 1980. it continues its dangerous track toward the caribean and near florida late in the week. confidence is not high as to its eventual landing spot. in the pacific you can see the are of low pressure spinning off the coast. there is a chance we could see a few showers tomorrow night and thursday when it comes on shore. fog will be the story tonight as it fiills into the bay and valleys. a slow burn off to the coast will bring temperatures down even further the next few days. highs around the bay will be in the 80s inland, 70s and 80s around the bay and 60s at the coast. the weather pattern looks a little unsettled o

with meterologist lawrence karnow.rence karnow: in the bay area we enjoyed sunshine and hot weather as offshore winds kept the fog well off the coast. we didn't have any records but still had some temperatures over 100 inland. on the satellite you can see the high pressure but if you look to the north you can see a swirl of low clouds. that low will move our way over the next 24 to 36 hours to bring us a chance of rain and maybe even a few thunderstorms. it should be cooler tomorrow at least into the upper 80s to mid 90s inland. inside the bay you will find 70s and 80s and 60s and 70s with pathcy fog at the coast. clouds will move up from the south to bring a slight chance of showers tomorrow night and into tuesday. cooler weather is expected through thursday before we begin heating up again. (justine) we continue (justine) up again.begin heating up again. (justine) we continue coverage of our top story tonight... hurricane irma hit florida earlier today.(jr stone) during kron four news at eight a bay area native livin

with meterologist lawrence karnow. lawrence karnow: this is the last weekend of summer but it's already feeling a littl like fall outside. we had a few passing clouds otherwise is was a gorgeous day. highs today were at or just slightly below average. if you''re going out tonight it will be a little breezy so grab a light jacket. overnight lows will be very comfortable and in the 50s. on the satellite image you can see the high clouds that swept though. you'll aslo notice the storm in the gulf of alaska. that system won't bring us any rain but it will bring some wind and cooler weather on monday. and there's another storm on the way after that that will make it even cooler. around the state on sunday highs will be in the 80s in the central valley, with 60's in los angeles and low 70s in santa barbara and san diego. around the bay area tomorrow it should be another beautiful day. highs with be in the 80s inland, mild 70s around the bay and 60s at the coast. the last week of summer will feel much more like fall. it will

lawrence karnow: it was another round of record of breaking temperatures. records fell from the valleys to the coast as temperatures soared to triple digits even in san francisco. highs of 108 and 110 were common. even last nights warm overnight lows set records and only cooled into the 70s and 80s. heat warnings are still up for much of the bay area away from the coast. it continues to be very warm outside now but there are a few subtropical clouds moving and a sea breeze has developed. all signs are pointing to a cooler but still hot day for tomorrow. on the satellite you can see the huge ridge of high pressure that brought us the record temperatures. but notice to the south, that's the remnants of tropiocal storm lydia. clouds from that system will help cool us down but also make it feel more muggy. there's even a slight chance of a lightning strike or shower. it is a spare the air day again tomorrow as air quality continues to suffer under high pressure. it will begin to cool near the coast tomorrow with highs at the beaches in the 70s. the central vall

with meterologist lawrence karnow.rence karnow: the first weekend of fall is looking absolutely beautiful. it was sunny and nice all the way to the coast today. highs at the beaches were comfortable in the 60s while we had some low 80s inland. there is a sea breeze blowing tonight near the coast and bay. after a warm day it will be cool if you're going out tonight so bring a light jacket. on the satellite image you can see as high pressure is building in along the west coast. as it builds in we're going to see more northerly winds which should keep our skies mostly clear tonight and over the next few days. red flag warnings are up for the north and the east bay hills. fire danger will be running high with gusty dry winds. it will be nice around the state with highs in the 80s in the central valley and 70s at the coast. in the bay area highs will be in the mid 80s inland, 70s and 80s around the bay, and 60s and low 70s at the coast. over the next 7 days temperatures will be running above normal. offshore winds will brin

(steve)meterologist lawrence karnow has the weather for the week.ce karnow: plenty of clouds swept across our skies today and we even had some rain too. highs were much cooler with the warmest locations in the 70s. doppler radar is picking up the subtropical showers as they swept north through the bay area. it wasn't much but it was enough to get the windshield wipers going in some spots. there's still a chance we could see a few more showers and even an isolated thunderstorm tonight. hurricane irma has strengthened to a category 4 storm. the latest track brings it toward florida this weekend. you can see the clouds in the pacific from former tropical storm lydia. it helped to cool our temperatures and bring the showers but it also made it feel muggy on this labor day. highs tomorrow around the state will be cooler but still hot in the central valley. and watch out for thunderstorms in the sierra. around the bay we will see partly cloudy skies. there's still a slight chance of a few isolated showers in the morning before partial clearing in the afte

(steve) 3sh meterologist lawrence karnow is here with details.. lawrence karnow: winds continue to pick up and fog has started to move onshore. all signs are pointing to a major cool down over the next few days. it's breezy around most of the bay area and that wind will carry the fog into the valleys and bay tonight. hurricane irma has intensified to a category 5 making it the strongest hurricane in the atlantic since allen in 1980. it continues its dangerous track toward the caribean and near florida late in the week. confidence is not high as to its eventual landing spot. in the pacific you can see the are of low pressure spinning off the coast. there is a chance we could see a few showers tomorrow night and thursday when it comes on shore. fog will be the story tonight as it fiills into the bay and valleys. a slow burn off to the coast will bring temperatures down even further the next few days. highs around the bay will be in the 80s inland, 70s and 80s around the bay and 60s at the coast. the weather pattern looks a little unsettled over the

joining us now is meteorologist lawrence karnow lawrence karnow: all eyes are on florida as hurricaneslowly approaches. it has weakend some but it could strengthen again to a category 5 beforfe making landfall. regardless, it will be a catastrophic storm for florida especially in the south. the storm surge could be as high as 12 feet in southern florida. many low lying islands and beaches will be inundated as the storm comes ashore. hurricane force winds will affect most of florida as it moves right up the state. flooding and flash flooding will be common with rains as much as 20 inches possible. on the other hand we are looking at a beautiful weekend with sunshine and offshore winds developing by sunday. there will be some dense fog and drizzle near the coast and inside the bay. you can see on the satellite picture a weak area of low pressure off the coast. it will be a little warmer tomorrow with some highs in the 80s to low 90s inland, 70s and 80s around the bay, and foggy 60s at the coast. the next 7 days we can expect an offshore wind heating us up on sunday all the way to the co

(grant) toss to lawrence karnow on hurricane coverage lawrence karnow: winds continue to pick up andfog has started to move onshore. all signs are pointing to a major cool down over the next few days. it's breezy around most of the bay area and that wind will carry the fog into the valleys and bay tonight. hurricane irma has intensified to a category 5 making it the strongest hurricane in the atlantic since allen in 1980. it continues its dangerous track toward the caribean and near florida late in the week. confidence is not high as to its eventual landing spot. in the pacific you can see the are of low pressure spinning off the coast. there is a chance we could see a few showers tomorrow night and thursday when it comes on shore. fog will be the story tonight as it fiills into the bay and valleys. a slow burn off to the coast will bring temperatures down even further the next few days. highs around the bay will be in the 80s inland, 70s and 80s around the bay and 60s at the coast. the weather pattern looks a little unsettled over the next few days but sunshine and warmer weather ar

lawrence karnow: the first weekend of fall is looking absolutely beautiful.nny and nice all the way to the coast today. highs at the beaches were comfortable in the 60s while we had some low 80s inland. there is a sea breeze blowing tonight near the coast and bay. after a warm day it will be cool if you're going out tonight so bring a light jacket. on the satellite image you can see as high pressure is building in along the west coast. as it builds in we're going to see more northerly winds which should keep our skies mostly clear tonight and over the next few days. red flag warnings are up for the north and the east bay hills. fire danger will be running high with gusty dry winds. it will be nice around the state with highs in the 80s in the central valley and 70s at the coast. in the bay area highs will be in the mid 80s inland, 70s and 80s around the bay, and 60s and low 70s at the coast. over the next 7 days temperatures will be running above normal. offshore winds will bring sunshine and warm daytime temperatures all the way to the coast. ( jr stone ) a

(vicki) meteorologist lawrence karnow joins us now to explain what's causing this crazy weather,,,, lawrence karnow: plenty of clouds swept across our skies today and we even had some rain too. highs were much cooler with the warmest locations in the 70s. doppler radar is picking up the subtropical showers as they swept north through the bay area. it wasn't much but it was enough to get the windshield wipers going in some spots. there's still a chance we could see a few more showers and even an isolated thunderstorm tonight. hurricane irma has strengthened to a category 4 storm. the latest track brings it toward florida this weekend. you can see the clouds in the pacific from former tropical storm lydia. it helped to cool our temperatures and bring the showers but it also made it feel muggy on this labor day. highs tomorrow around the state will be cooler but still hot in the central valley. and watch out for thunderstorms in the sierra. around the bay we will see partly cloudy skies. there's still a slight chance of a few isolated showers in the morning before partial clearing in the aftern

i'm here in the weather center with meteorologist lawrence karnow.awrence karnow: all eyes are on florida as hurricane irma slowly approaches. it has weakend some but it could strengthen again to a category 5 beforfe making landfall. regardless, it will be a catastrophic storm for florida especially in the south. the storm surge could be as high as 12 feet in southern florida. many low lying islands and beaches will be inundated as the storm comes ashore. hurricane force winds will affect most of florida as it moves right up the state. flooding and flash flooding will be common with rains as much as 20 inches possible. on the other hand we are looking at a beautiful weekend with sunshine and offshore winds developing by sunday. there will be some dense fog and drizzle near the coast and inside the bay. you can see on the satellite picture a weak area of low pressure off the coast. it will be a little warmer tomorrow with some highs in the 80s to low 90s inland, 70s and 80s around the bay, and foggy 60s at the coast. the next 7 days we can expect an o

(justine) here is meterologist lawrence karnow.awrence karnow: we're at the peak of hurricane season and it's gettng active. we have 3 tropical weather systems in the atlantic right now, jose, maria and lee. hurricane jose is now spinning to the south and headed north. it could come near new england by wednesday. right now it looks like the eye will stay off shore but there will be plenty of wind, rain and high surf.this is the last weekend of summer but it's already feeling a littl like fall outside. we had a few passing clouds otherwise is was a gorgeous day. highs today were at or just slightly below average. if you''re going out tonight it will be a little breezy so grab a light jacket. overnight lows will be very comfortable and in the 50s. on the satellite image you can see the high clouds that swept though. you'll aslo notice the storm in the gulf of alaska. that system won't bring us any rain but it will bring some wind and cooler weather on monday. and there's another storm on the way after that that will make it even cool

meteorologist lawrence karnow is here with the timing of the storm .... and how long it is expected to stick around. kron four's charles clifford is live in oakland with more on what bay area 'first responders' are doing to help out. lets start with lawrence. lawrence karnow: we enjoyed cooler temperatures today as the sea breeze was stonger and brought fog inland overnight. highs today were in the 80s in the valleys and 60s at the coast. hurricane irma has started its round of devastation passing over the leeward islands and near puerto rico now. it is still a catefory 5 and one of the strongest atlantic hurricanes in recent memory. the latest track has it possibly making landfall in southern florida this weekend. we could see some showers here late tonight with even an isolated thunderstorm possible. this is all part of the low that will spin closer to the coast tonight and tomorrow. we shouldn't see a lot of rain but maybe as much as a tenth of an inch in the wettest spots near the coast. a few showers could linger into tomorrow morning beforfe clearin

i caught up with kron 4 meteorologist lawrence karnow he was on his day off avoiding the heat until i put him in the sun i asked him why is it so hot here.. where's the fog ? the wind ? sound from kron4 meteorologist lawrence karnow in this occasion we've got a very strong ridge of high pressure that has built out of the desert southwest big dome of heat at the same time an area of low pressure will be call thermal trough has moved off the coast so the winds travel from the land toward that area of low pressure and so all those hot temperatures that usually see in sacramento valley they are pouring right back here into the bay area (steve) in the east bay. dry conditions, high winds and hot temperatures are putting firefighters on alert. (pam) and a red flag warning has the berkeley fire department taking extra precautions. fire officials are asking people not to park on narrow roads. that is in order to make way for first responders .... trying to get by in emergency vehicles. and people are also urged to avoid doing things that could pose fire danger.

i caught up with kron 4 meteorologist lawrence karnow he was on his day off avoiding the heat until iut him in the sun i asked him why is it so hot here.. where's the fog ? the wind ? sound from kron4 meteorologist lawrence karnow in this occasion we've got a very strong ridge of high pressure that has built out of the desert southwest big dome of heat at the same time an area of low pressure will be call thermal trough has moved off the coast so the winds travel from the land toward that area of low pressure and so all those hot temperatures that usually see in sacramento valley they are pouring right back here into the bay area (steve) a lot of people will be heading to the beaches to cool off this weekend but there's one stretch of sandy shore where access is not guaranteed. the gate along the only road to martin's beach, south of half moon bay, remains closed. billionaire venture capitalist vinod khosla owns the property and has so far defied a court order to open the gate to the public. kron 4's charles clifford has that story. natfriday afternoon, temps hit the 90s in half moon

i caught up with kron 4 meteorologist lawrence karnow he was on his day off avoiding the heat until i sun i asked him why is it so hot here.. where's the fog ? the wind ? sound from kron4 meteorologist lawrence karnow in this occasion we've got a very strong ridge of high pressure that has built out of the desert southwest big dome of heat at the same time an area of low pressure will be call thermal trough has moved off the coast so the winds travel from the land toward that area of low pressure and so all those hot temperatures that usually see in sacramento valley they are pouring right back here into the bay area (marty) record temperatures mean trips to the coast for many bay area residents -- but there's one stretch of beach near half moon bay that remains off-limits the the public. a billionaire venture capitalist has so far defied a court order to open the gate, blocking the only access road to martin's beach. kron 4's charles clifford has the story. natfriday afternoon, temps hit the 90s in half moon bay but along martin's beach only a handful of people were out enjoying the

meteorologist lawrence karnow has your complete holiday forecast.. impacting transportation. lets first start with lawrence... lawrence karnow: it was another round of record of breaking temperatures. records fell

(justine) turning to weather now, meteorologist lawrence karnow has our forecast.a gradual warming trend will continue through the first half of the workweek as high pressure across the eastern pacific builds over california. while slightly cooling is expected late in the week, temperatures are forecast to remain above seasonal averages. mexico pauses to remember following a deadly earthquake. an update on the the recovery effort. coming upwalk bike well most know what walk bike means that last one where the guy pointed, that's perfect the guy pointed right at the sign as he went oh look at the sign it's like that during opposite day in san francisco and there is no telling what you might see i'll explain in the next edition of peo ♪ hey grandpa. hey, kid. really good to see you. you too. you tell grandma you were going fishing again? maybe. (vo) the best things in life keep going. that's why i got a subaru, too. introducing the all-new crosstrek. love is out there. find it in a subaru crosstrek. ( justine ) one of the busiest spots in san francisco is the area nea

with meterologist lawrence karnow. dry and pleasant weather will continue across our region today.e trough developing to our north will bring locally breezy conditions to our area starting monday afternoon and continuing at times through thursday. precipitation is expected to remain to the north of our area, although there is a slight chance of showers across the extreme northern edge of our forecast area tuesday night or wednesday morning. temperatures will remain mild through the week, with warming expected next weekend. (justine) coming up... a second person has been arrested in connection with the terror attack in london. hear what we are learning about the most recent arrest. (jr stone) plus... a scary scene following a police chase. see what happened to a woman while police were making an arrest. (justine) a frightening image of a police car nearly running over a woman after a police chase. this happened last year...but police are just releasing the video now. police were able to stop three people in a stolen truck after a 20-minute chase. dash cam video shows a state police

with meterologist lawrence karnow.gradual warming trend will continue through the first half of the workweek as high pressure across the eastern pacific builds over california. while slightly cooling is expected late in the week, temperatures are forecast to remain above seasonal averages. a gradual warming trend will continue through the first half of the workweek as high pressure across the eastern pacific builds over california. while slightly cooling is expected late in the week, temperatures are forecast to remain above seasonal averages. (jr stone) all too often we hear of someone or something getting hit by a train... (jr stone) stanley roberts takes us to marin, where a new train service is running from san rafael to sonoma county's airport... and safety is on.... áalmostá everyone's mind. nats: sound of train approaching the sonoma -marin area rail transit also known as a the smart train is fully operational where in some areas it can reach speed of 79 miles per hour nats ambiance fortunately in san rafael the