the temperatures and low humidity going through 5:00 on tuesday. includes marin county and sonoma county. mainly northbay hills and santa cruz mountains. a little northeast at alice. and hawkeye. some of the higher elevations have humidity around 7%. that is really low. one system kicks out at a high pressure is building in. probably won't be lasting long. 40s for many or low 50s. sunnyvale 47. novato 46. 49 berkeley. 28 truckee. 49 ukiah. 43 arcata. fog maili impacting visibility on highway one. that is the system moving out. there is the signature high with a north wind that will work its way in and warm us up. 60s for a few. a lot of 70s to 80s around the bay. tomorrow low 90s. we will start to see that and continue. the next 3 - four days it will be all about sunnyside up and warm. hi fire days within a huge drop for the end of the week. much cooler and cloudy to mostly cloudy by saturday. >>> another apple store robbed over the weekend. up next, deal from a witness who recorded the crime before the thieves could leave the store. >>> the federa

low humidity in the hills. a little cool down on saturday transitioned on sunday . the warmest day, wednesday and thursday. dropping maybe 15 or 20 degrees. yesterday's system lifting out and allowing a high pressure to building. 40s and 50s on the temperatures. half moon bay 49 degrees. there are some cool readings. a lot of 40s even lima valley at 40 degrees. not much breeze fog is not an is and some upper 80s and low 90s inland for a couple of days. here he is, looking tan, rested, and ready, mister sal castaneda. >> here i am. it is monday. >>> let's look at westbound 580 and look at the commute if you're driving on 580 through castro valley. there was some earlier roadwork . it doesn't seem to be affecting traffic so much. you can see traffic here on the altamont pass and onto a five it is the area. you can already see some stop and go traffic. there was a little roadwork that could be affecting this commute already. other than that, 880 n. and south looks pretty good driving past oracle arena and at the bay bridge it is light. let's go back to the desk. >>> ne

your weekend forecast, highs 76 both saturday and sunday witho partly mostly sunny skies and low humidity out there saturday and sunday. we're not worri about the humidity until we get to thursday next week. the weather having a low impact on your weekend. if you're heading to the pumpkin patch, a little earlier in the season but the weather is looking great both days. i wouldn't pass it up. headingo the golf course, i was talking to a girlfriend and she said theourse has been closed for so many days because of how wet it's been. potentially cart paths only. make sure you have the sunglasses. even sun screen throughout this weeken s our moldres continue to run high with all the rain that we've seen but weeds, grasses and trees are coming in low at this int. here's your four day forecast. saturday and sunday. we have waited so long for a picture perfect weekend like this. on monday we utart to warm with a high around 80 degrees. but the human levels stay nice and low. tuesday we have highs upper 70s to low 80s and there is the chance for some scattered late day showers. most if not all o y

low humidity and warm temperatures. humidity is single digits in some of the higher locations. the system kicked out and is being replaced by a high pressure from the north. 40s and 50s. there are a lot of upper 40s to mid 40s on the peninsula mid 40s, atherton, menlo park. on montero and san mateo at 48 . it is favoring a northerly direction. patchy fog. sunshine and warm temperatures otherwise with a high pressure moving it and low pressure moving out. 70s and 80s around the water's edge. 80s and low 90s inland. >>> i'm here to tell you that allergies are getting bad for me. i don't know why. anyway, the solano commute is doing well. let's look at what we have now on 80 westbound. fairfield, vallejo, hercules looking pretty good as you drive out. there is some roadwork that you will see, some repaving work. so far not causing any big delays heading out to hercules, el sobrante, and richmond. the commute is taking about 17 minutes. this is a look at westbound bay bridge with a little backup at the toll plaza. that should be going away pretty soon as they open up more pay gates

temperatures in the 70s, low humidity, plenty of sunshine. a really nice weekend weather-wise to look forward to. currently, our that bad out there. we're seeing them tumble west of washington. 68 in winchester, 64 in leesbuer. 76 in the district, and not only will our temperatures fall overnight, but the humidity levels come down, as well so, 7:00 a.m. tomorrow, we're at 63 degrees. by lunchtime, we're at 68. that's our high for the day. and more steady rain moving in during the afternoon and evening hours. we're going to see the temperatures fall a few degrees from 4:00 to 7:00 p.m., going from 64 to 61. kind f adamp, cool, rainy day out there with plenty of clouds around when it's not raining. here's the latest. 6:00 a.m., mainly dry, but cloudy. all of that white is overcast skies. this is lunchtime. this is that stey rainoving in. so, the morning commute might be fine, but it's looking lik a soggy evening commute. we're not dealing with thunderstorms or sever ather, but at 8:00 p.m., we are still dealing with rain. we have rain that thur

low humidity, plenty of sunshine, temperatures in the 70s. does it gette any b than that for the last weekend in september? i don't think so. as you tak a look at your weather headline, we're going to continue to track rain overnight tonight. son will be heavy in spots. rain comes to an end early tomorrow morning. and when i say early, i think most of us are going to be drying out by about 5:00.m. an that's going to lead us to gorgeous weather for the weekend out there, overhe weekend. and as we talk about the weekend, we'll have temperatures in the 70s for both days, and so dave jo i'm going to ask you to help me out here tonight. you didn't know this.y but clicker isn't work pg, so, you're going to clickmy througgraphics. come over here. hit the space bar for me. that's -- >> i haven't worked -- >> we're going to make this work. this is team work thanks, dave. this is 2:00 a.m. we see pockets of heavy rain out there. this includes in the d.c. metro area. space bar. there we go. as we look to 4:00 a.m., the heaviest rain is east of 95. as we

low humidity during the day less than 15, that's extreme fire danger. we'll be watching that very closely for you. for today, we're look at 69 in san francisco. about 80 in redwood. 78 for new mountain view. 81 in san rafael. 83 for a high in vallejo. and 87 for fairfield as well as for livermore. so here we go with that warmup. it gets even warmer still. heats up tomorrow. in the low 90s inland. mid-70s for the bay. mid-60s along the coast. we stay warm to end out the workweek and into the weekend. let check in with sports with dennis. >>> there's a wild card race cooking up at the coliseum. the question is, did the a's have the recipe to beat the angels? we're up next. you could generate your own energy, at home. or to save energy, unplug unused appliances. do your thing, with energy upgrade california. baseball, the mets taking on the phillies... >>> the a's have picked a lousy time to cool off. they loves two out of three in tampa over the weekend. looking to rebound in the final home stand of the season with the top wild card spot on the line. memo

it's been windy with low humidity which makes it easier for fires to start and spread.men who know christine blasey ford are rallying to support her. near her home, they chanted senate vote no. referencing brett kavanaugh's supreme court nomination. >>> more problems at dmv offices. a technical glitch led to massive delays. dealing with criticism over wait times. chris nguyen is live in fremont with that story. chris? >> reporter: the fremont dmv office is trying to get back to normal this afternoon. it took nearly four hours for the system to return caung rura of av offices toeah ma they didn't necessarily anticipate.ses are . people will wait hours and hours to get what they need. >> oakland resident louisa lynn came to get a handicapped placard but was told the system was town. >> still doing the things we were doing ten years ago and still working in an archaic system that can't keep up with the population of drivers. >> as lines continue to grow throughout the morning, dmv officials scrambled to fix a router issue that stalled transactions from being processed. the

low humidity. next chance of rain will be the first day of fall on saturday. >>> well, primary season is officially over and it's been a long one. starting with texas back in mar march. and the one storyline thatas dominated the narrative is this -- women rule. >> female candidates have been running for office in records numb according to data for the center for american women in 'spolitics. whmore, they're winning. >> 476 womenan for u.s. house. smashing the previous record of 298 in2012. 53 women ran for senate breaking the previous record of 40nd 61 filed for governor. the previous record was 34. >> for all three offic -- house, senate, a governor -- women also won their primaries in record numbers. >> but for theirs, victor here's an important reminder. even if every female candidate wins inny race in which she's favored orit's a tossup, women would only make up a quarter of members >>> people in the boston area still trying to process damage done to their homes and businesses. this happened af

low humidity and warm temps at the surface. west-southwest, off the delta, fog and low clouds will make for this to be inland with the benefit of actvity at 5:00 on the bay fair line at the bay fair station that resulted in trains being held for a bit. trains are moving in the system is getting back to normal. going to the bay bridge toll plaza, you can see traffic is backed up all the way to the maze with metering lights on. remember, we have the big tech conference called dreamforce in san francisco this week and that will mean more people south of market and parking in san francisco will be tougher than it already is on an everyday basis. i strongly suggest that you use bart in san francisco. this is a look at 880 north and southbound. san jose traffic doing well and 880 is slow through hayward already. >>> judge brett kavanaugh defends himself against charges of sexual misconduct. president donald trump continues to publicly support the supreme court nominee and we have doug luzader joining us live from washington, d.c. demo

red flag warnings are continuing for low humidity, not really strong wind but warm and hot with low humidity up in the hills. 40s and 50s on the temps, 51 in berkeley, 52 in tiburon, these are cool on shore directions. the fog is flying up the coast. a big difference on the temps, even though long in the season for the fog. >>> we are looking at a commute that is going to be busy as you drive in from the altamont pass to livermore. people coming in from these faraway commutes, tracy, livermore and stockton, it will be slow but nothing unexpected. closer with your ride to the silicon valley, traffic is light. oakland, 880 traffic looking very good and if you are driving into san francisco right now, the bridge, the bay bridge, anyway, has a little bit of a delay but you should be okay and good to go across that span into san francisco. >>> judge brett kavanaugh defends himself against charges of sexual misconduct and president donald trump and top republicans are launching a public show of support for the supreme court nominee. doug luzader joins us live from washington, d.c. were democrats c

low humidity. single digits for some. san francisco going 70 today. yesterday 66. it looks like if the fog is to doubt they will have no problems. if the fog hangs around they may come in a little shy. pretty shallow so watch out for reduced visibility. 40s for many. very low 50s. the city is 52. that is cold. 50 tiburon. berkeley at 49 higher elevations. oakland hills and berkeley lab at 62. sunshine and wa and then antell about the traffic. >> moderate. we have had some problems. i will run them down. we also have some slow traffic at the bay bridge. you should see it if you're heading out. i will put it on the screen. traffic is going to be moderate, but if you are at the back of the line it could take you 20 minutes. it is not light. no major problems on the bridge. 880 n. and south above the coliseum looks all right. down the road they cleared an accident on southbound 880 at with an. this is san francisco across the bay, northbound 11 with traffic moving along all right. westbound 83 hercules is a little slow. we talked about with avenue >>> a woman has come

and the humidity is really low, the 60s, 70s and upper 80s to some inland.he temperatures look to be warmer. i think a lot of this fog will get chewed up tuesday into wednesday. things will change here pretty fast. and the last warm day will be thursday. the system will come in from the west. and that will really usher in a bill cooling trend and turn us mostly cloudy on sunday. >> my wife does not play scrabble anymore because i'm too competitive. a few arguments. but i might have some problems. new words accepted by the game today. >> you and i should never play because i always win. we'll see. >>> have you ever had an order from amazon go missing? the new effort by the company to catch drivers that are stealing your packages. not to the finish.t. but to the beginning. a fight that can only be won, if we stand together for one cause. him. expert care for every new beginning. a magical place... that's lookin' to get scared! (laughter) halloween time is back in disneyland and disney california adventure parks! >>> a 41-year-old man faces charges for attack a

the breezy winds, low humidity means any fires that start can easily spread.warmer than today. the seven-day forecast, suddenly summer, even on friday it's warm. by monday, tuesday and wednesday warmer weather will move in. >> thank you, drew. >>> protecting passengers. the new way an area airport is making sure people do not gain access to sensitive areas they do not belong. >> reporter: i'm 7 on your side's michael finney. the economy has recovered from the 2008 financial crisis. what does it mean if you lost a decade of this is long distance with the best wifi experience long-distance relationship. plus the most free shows to stream. and with savings on wireless, this is a relationship with more money to spend on the important things. this is how xfinity makes life... simple. easy. awesome. get started with xfinity internet for just $29.99 a month for 12 months, and ask how you can save when you include xfinity mobile with your internet. click, call or visit a store today. oh! oh! ♪ ozempic®! ♪ (vo) people with type 2 diabetes are excited about the potentia

san antonio, 76 and west of woodacre and barnaby, again, low humidity and higher elevation and not bad at the surface with temperatures in the 40s and 50s. ross, 52 and san antonio, 52. hurricane category 4, another couple of days before in to be a strong category 4. it might even be five. somewhere around north carolina, the projected rainfall is based on the european model. 31 inches of rain for wilmington. 31! there will be some models not as bullish on rainfall. either way you look at it, serious rain associated with it and it may stall out a little bit. that's why they are so concerned about it. the system is finally digging in and it will usher in a breezy pattern and cooler pattern and today will be the day when things pick up. 40s, 50s and 60s with the temps. fog is not an issue even though the water temperature is cool. tomorrow will be the big drop t60s and 70s for everybody as the fall-like pattern kicks in. today, we start that. 5:01. sale, where would you begin? >>> a quick question. 31 inches of rain? how does that fall from the sky. >> very warm water that slows it down.

about there when it's that he but that's very typical dry weather and dry heat i should think the low humidity further west some showers recently in yemen and southwest that is not really much in the forecast to see a repeat of that decent rain has skirted through the western cape recently in the forecast for wednesday is a good potential for rain if you want it and you do in cape time thirteen degrees in the clouds which should go east woods and turn quite.

can bear when it's that he would that's very typical dry weather and dry heat i should think the low humidity further west a low we see in some showers recently in yemen in southwest that is not really much in the forecast to see a repeat of that decent rain has through the western cape recently in the forecast for wednesday is a good potential for rain if you want it and you do in cape time thirteen degrees in cloud which should go east woods and turn quite substantial. the weather sponsored by cats on race. whether online this isn't some abstract issue we need to pay attention to their stops or if you join us on sacked rather than stopping terrorism risk creating a base is a dialogue and just the community is want to add to this conversation we need a president who's willing to be a villain or a short while everyone has a voice i'm part of civil society i need to go but i never get listening to buy those illegal resident vote or join the global conversation. on on to zero. well again you're watching the. top stories airstrikes have hit syria. at least seventeen people were killed russia say

it is for that fact, the combination of the two, the low humidity and the gusty winds, we have the redg warning that will go into effect in a matter of hours, 11:00 tonight lasting through tomorrow evening for the breezy conditions. so be very vigilant, eeshl unsp in the hills where the fires can start and easily spread. we still hang on to warmth at this hour. 86 in concord. 81 in livermore. down to 64 in san francisco. 76 the current number in san jose. overnight tonight, the big story once again the wind will be picking up close to midnight, first in the north bay and spreading inland. numbers falling into the mid to upper 50s in the overnight hours. a 12-hour day planner on your thursday, it is a bright looking day. that means numbers will quickly warm. by noon, into the 80s inland. by 4:00 we are calling it summer's back around mere. 80s and 90s in the warmest spot. download the accuweather app and check the temperatures hour-by-hour from your phone as they warm quickly. 88 in san jose and the south bay. 85 in sunnyvale. along the peninsula, 83 for men low park. even the coast wil

our red flag fire warning has expired but low humidity will keep that fire danger elevated especially for interior contra costa and allen counties. a live look at mountain diablo, and a current temperature of 92. notice the humidity right now dangerously low at 14%. we talked about this number earlier. the closer to zero that gets, the faster a fire can spread. it's just a measure of the moisture in the atmosphere. so very dry. but notice tonight by 11:00 also into midnight we should start to see a breeze return and drop us into the 60s, and that's part of some changes moving our way. i want to advance things right into the next three days. a bird's-eye view of what's going to be happening in the atmosphere. you can see all the moving parts here. the hottest air we dealt with today starts to move off to the east. that's important because it allows a system to develop to the north. this area of low pressure. now, no rainfall coming from that, but it will gradually allow that fog to redevelop near our coastline and that's going to help to drop our temperatures. so tomorrow morning i don

. >> our big concern right now is although it's not exactly a hot day, the humidities are really low and the winds are high. we're expecting the winds to get a little higher. if we can push through this afternoon, get into the evening hours and get the winds to drop and humidities to rise, it will definitely help us out. >> reporter: we did reach out to pg&e about the cause of this fire. they deferred to marin fire who, of course, says that the cause is still currently under investigation. another important thing to note is that out of the homes in the san geronimo valley marin fire just did fire wise inspections this summer and of all the homes they looked at only about 60% meet state standards. they're hoping that this, while everything is safe, is a great reminder for folks to get fire wise. live in marin county, emily turner, kpix5. >>> now to the big story on the east coast, several states preparing for a monster hurricane to arrive taking a live look at myrtle beach in south carolina. the wind is picking up there right now. hurricane florence is expected to make landfall in abou

you combine that with low humidity and dry vegetation this time of year, and you've got increased fire dangers. red flag warnings tomorrow, and reaching as high as 35 miles per hour, humidity pbelow 10%. and that means any fires that do develop will spread rapidly. starting to pick up over mount diabl diablo, a very drying wind and that is going to increase in the overnight hours. good idea to be extra vigilant. >> all right, sandhya, thank you. >>> developing news in modesta where police say a man forced his way into his estranged girlfriend's home and took his 6-year-old son. he's believed to be in a 2012 black ford fusion. information on the car has been put up on highway signs including one in san jose. you see there. tonight police say they're also looking for this woman. she's a person of interest in the abduction. >>> the bunesia man suspected oe being the nor cal rapists was arrested last week and investigators say he's tied to at least ten sexual assaults between 1991 and 2006. he's so far just been charged in the attack of two women in sacramento in 2006. other counties inclu

all of these areas shaded in red, thanks where we will have the potential of increasing wind, low humidity and high wind

can bear when it's that he would that's very typical dry weather and dry heat i should think the low humidity further west some showers recently in yemen and southwest that is not really much in the forecast to see a repeat of that decent rain has to the western cape recently in the forecast for wednesday is a good potential for rain if you want it and you do in cape time thirteen degrees in cloud which should go eastwards and turn quite substantial. getting to the heart of the matter unless we have new generations growing up to understand better our relationship with the natural world then soon there will be nothing left facing reality or our friends and allies played a positive on the phone thing and his commission for taking place here their story on talk to al-jazeera. planes bombed the syrian region of a plane killing seventeen people almost three million people are in harm's way. hello world and well jazeera live from doha i'm martin dan is also coming up people in southern yemen say they'll keep demonstrating until the government does something to improve the economy. slams into japan

. >>> dry air across ar with low relative humidity values. the winds, we are watching the winds out of the north and northeast, that's a dry offshore wind. northeast wind at 5 miles per hourn ra mope, north, northeast wind at 5 miles per hour. check out fairfield, north, northeast winds at 10 miles per hour. because of the dry gusty offshore winds and low relative humidity values, red flag wanting for the north bay hills now through tuesday afternoon until tuesday 5:00 p.m. we will talk about what you can expect and we are going to heat up thanks to the strong ridge of high pressure. >>> progress being made on a fire near yosemite , the oak fire burned 400 acres near the community, 45% contained and some evacuation orders are in effect. >>> the suspected norcal rapist is due to make a court appearance in next few hours. waller expected of attacks. he moved through sanoma, davis, woodland, martinez, vallejo and sacramento. the district attorneys office says he eluded authorities for 27 years working at uc berkley for 25 years. wall ser the man

high winds and low humidity creating critical fire danger. a fire erupted for the second time in two days in san

and we're going to continue t see nice weather over the weekend with low humidity. take a look at your weather headlines. gorgeous both saturday and lasunday. weekend, less than perfect, this weekend making up for it. as we look to the workweek, we'll have temperatures generally around 80 degrees, low 80 aittle warmer for this time of year, but it's going to be mainly dry. we'll finally have time to dry out, hopefully not dealing with ground by next weekend. it's been so wet that we're now the top20th wettest year on record. and get this. if wege get ave precipitation for the rest of the year and we've been well above, but if w at least get average, we're going to be the fourth wettest year ever on record. that's how sogs ien across the area. currently, temperatures in the 50s and 60s. 58 in gaithersbu 6, in culpepper. tomorrow we start off around 62 in washington and 60s in the suburbs. by lunch time, low 70s. just gorgeous, plenty of perfection. it is going to be warm. it's not sweater weather by any means. 77 degrees at 4:00 p.m. that's the high with plenty of su

the wind will increase out of the gusting to 35 miles an hour combined with low humidity means fires will spread rapidly. tomorrow afternoon wind out of the northwest. that wind switches direction. tomorrow night it's a down sloping wind that will dry out the air mass already at critical levels. you get humidity levels from the 30s, 40s down to the teens as we head towards thursday morning. and even single digits by the time we led into thursday afternoon. so that is the biggest concern there. temperatures first thing in the morning mid 40s to mid 50s. focoastline. once again, it may be right down on the deck. be careful during the commute. tomorrow afternoon, south bay temperatures in the upper 80s, morgan hill gilroy. 77 sunny valley, 76 in milpitas, peninsula and redwood city menlo park. downtown san francisco 68. north bay 82 in santa rosa. heading into the east bay, 73 in oakland, 75 in fremont. inland areas warming up, 85 in livermore. the air quality tomorrow most areas are good. air quality will be declining thursday on as we see the 90s showing up. may see some smoke as that

tomorrow we'll see a repeat of more gusty wind at times out of the northwest, which means very low humidityevels in those hilltops. so fire danger still high for those coastal afternoon. long-term, we'll somhiftg winds which will make challenging for firefighters even as temperatures begin to cool down. i'll have the imptast coming up in about ten minutes. >> thanks so much, rob. >>> in shasta county, the delta fire continues to rage. it has doubled in size in just the past 24 hours. crews are scrambling to prevent the fire from reaching mountain communities. so far the fire has ripped through at least 63 square miles, and there is no containment. the biggest impact is the continued closure of i-5, a 45-mile stretch between mount shasta and redding will be closed until further notice. >>> new at 11:00, former yahoo ceo marissa mayer has a new plan. she wants to create a private club for working women. but people who live nearby are saying notsofast. nbc bay area's marianne favro is live in palo alto with that story. >> reporter: well, marissa mayer owns this former funeral home you see here

there wind is not that strong, but still some gusts to 35 with low humidity and dry soil. the wind is northwest in east bay hills. there are some signs of that taking shape, but the wind gusts are not that bad. 40s to 70s. 70 in tracy. 46 like. san jose 57. city at 58. water temperatures cold at 51 and 54. that might play into our weather as far as some fog today there's only a few patches. in arizona and new mexico they are getting some pretty good moisture -- pretty good moisture. you remember those 90s, sal. >> yes i do. hootie & the blowfish. there there you go. the 90s. >> good morning. traffic is doing pretty well. we are starting off with 580 and 205 off to a nice start. there is roadwork and you will see it here and there, but so far not causing any major delays. especially on the tracy super commute. also as you drive to livermore and dublin and castro valley. no major problems here. this is a look at interstate 880 in oakland and the traffic is moving well in both directions. driving at the bay bridge toll plaza traffic is light. let's go back to the desk. >>> we

san antonio, 76 and west of woodacre and barnaby, again, low humidity and higher elevation and not bad at the surface with temperatures in the 40s and 50s. ross, 52

are experiencing critical fire weather -- a combination of high temperatures, high winds, and low humidity, perfect conditions for wildfires. >> even though there's a fire weather warning up north of us, we're still in the heightened sense of awareness for fire weather and fire behavior around this area. >> reporter: that's why responsible homeowners and homeowners associations are being so diligent about cutting down weeds and other vegetation around the perimeter of homes. firefighters in san ramon tonight said they had 100 feet of defensible space which proved crucial in defending these homes. evacuees were allowed back within a few hours. >> my h.o.a. ve ner ful to of it! and that paid me back writing that check every month. the firefighters said we were so lucky that it was there, that was so well maintained. >> reporter: joe vazquez, kpix5. >>> and things are setting up for a warm and dry week ahead as high pressure builds off the pacific northwest. that will bring temperatures into the mid-90s next week. it'll be a slow warming trend but it'll get warmer and drier. that's why they h

our winds will pick up once again, very low humidity, and a lot of dry fields out there.reful as our temperatures heat up even more over yesterday reaching 96 in concord. in livermore 94 degrees. 89 in san jose, and 77 today in oakland. we'll talk about what's ahead as it heap

not just dry but gorgeous, low humidity. plenty of nshine. temperatures in the 70s. as we look to monday, we'll have ndtemperatures around 80 then after that, mainly in the low 80 for the rest workweek and we're also mainly dry. i'll have the complete ten-day forecast coming up around 5:50. so far, we're the top 20 wettest year on re rrd. soord keeping history. this is 20th wettest year ever. if we keep on track with average precipitation, not even above, which we've been seeing, we'll end up being the fourth wettest year on record. want to thank capital climate for sharing that amazing and fascinating statistic on twitter. currently in the 70s. 76 inwashington, martinsburg, 72 in gaithersburg. tomorrow morning, refreshing. 50s and 60s, how we srt out saturday. by the afternoon, it is t-shirt andunglasses type weather. 76 for a high on saturday as well as sunday with partly to mostly sunny skies. and again, those humidity levelt star day a little humid out there. more on the humidity comingup. for this weekend, the weather having a low impact on your weekend. you migh

look at that low humidity, schedule vegetation is bone dry. fires could easily start and spread.s far as your commute, no fog. the air is too dry for that. we're starting off in the 50s once again. look at that. already in the 70s and 80s by noon. 80s and 90s away from the coast at 4:00. back in the 70s and 80s

. >> winds in the upper terrain, we've got low humidities, temperatures on the increase. >> a sonoma county red flag warning actually looks like this. bright sun, dry brush, a building breeze and blackened stumps that serve as bleak reminders. hence the fire service today on active patrols. locals with more than their share of fire experiences. feeling a bit edgy. >> how long would it to get out of here in a hurry? >> probably 15 minutes. >> sharon avoided disaster last year just barely. she lives one mile downwind from the park. this morning, sharon posted on social media that people need to take red flag warnings seriously and be ready. >> of course. because people are not thinking. >> as for sharon, she is packed and ready to go. >> all the photos albums. >> the pets are ready, too. that's berto. here's rosie. experience is the best of teachers in california. sharon is living the new normal. >> you constantly, i think, are aware that if you have to leave in five minutes and you leave, you leave. >> you didn't grow up with that? >> oh, god no. earthquakes, yes. but not fires. >> re

the winds will be gusting to 35 miles per hour with low humidity. fires that do develop will spread rapidly. i want to show you an hour-by-hour forecast. 12:00 tomorrow afternoon. the wind out of the northwest in the north bay. it's a north wind both ukiah and clear lake that dries out the air and drops the humidity. 5:00 p.m. tomorrow night, humidity is actually still in the comfort zone but as we head into thursday, things will really start to change. in cloverdale, lake berryessa. we'll be watching them carefully. single digit humidity 2:00 p.m. thursday afternoon as the heat builds and something to keep an eye on. obviously, this is the time of year -- temperatures upper 40s and to the upper 50s for most of you. ukiah to 46 degrees. we'll have low clouds and fog around tomorrow afternoon. so warmer day. gilroy, morgan hill, upper 80s in the south bay. 80 -- on the peninsula, 77 in palo alto. 73 san mateo. low to mid-60s near the coast. clear in downtown san francisco. 68 degrees for the afternoon. north bay, 60s along the coast. most of the rest

with that warning in the air, and the low humidity, and all that comes with the weather in the bay area, we are looking at temperatures on the increase. we will see bay area temperatures coming back up. tomorrow we will be in the low 90s. it will not be high 90s, but it will be warmer. concord is a 67. we have not seen these in a few nights. we are seeing the air sinking and that's why it's warm. it's a mild night in concord or walnut creek. this low pressure center was the dominant feature for the last two or three weeks. it is getting nudged out by this guy, which is a classic fall pattern. this will trigger some of the wind tonight. that triggered the red flag warning pick that will trigger the forecasted highs for tomorrow. they are pretty warm. we have 94 and 93 degrees. this is not incredible heat. is just warmer the we have seen in a few weeks. on friday and saturday, we will not have red flag warnings. temperatures are on the increase, but nothing extreme. i will see you tomorrow night at 10:00. >>> the oakland a's break out of the mini slump with a lopsided victory tonight. mar

it brings on low humidity and the possibility of fires in the north bay. we hope not.thing begin, it could spread quickly because of the winds. the winds, upper elevations, 15-25 miles an hour from the north to east bay. you can see the direction but that will change. we are going see the dry winds moving in from the east later on tonight. the wind profile, you can notice at the coast, still those colors through tonight and that means gusty offshore, breezy around the bay. the direction is what we are concerned about here. offshore, then you go up 1,000 or 1500 feet and the winds get gustier. that's why we have the fire weather watch. in terms of high temperatures today, pleasant, low 60s in the city with low 70s in palo alto. below average, we should see low 80s this time of year in the north bay and south bay. tonight, back to 40s. clear conditions. notice the breezy winds, upper elevations and the accuweather seven day forecast, featuring the coolest day of the week today. tomorrow, warmer by seven degrees inland and five degrees around the bay and 70s at the coast

our winds will pick up once again, very low humidity, and a lot of dry fields out there. we have to be careful as our temperatures heat up even more over yesterday reaching 96 in concord. in livermore 94 degrees. 89 in san jose, and 77 today in oakland. we'll talk about what's ahead as it heats up a few more degrees and cools off, that's in the forecast. mike, looking good out there so far? >> a few more degrees? okay, kari, we'll stand by for that one. over here it is looking great. the speed sensors no problem. green all over the place. green is good. green is at the limit. few spots with road crews and there was a car fire reported a few minutes ago within the last half hour. everything has been moving smoothly. i've been tracking that around solano for west 80. not a concern coming out of actual solano county across the bay bridge for the east shore. contra costa county looks great. cash lanes a mild backup. so far nothing unusual. back to you. >> thanks, mike. 4:31 right now. >>> developing for you, the unusual move by supreme court co nominee brett kavanaugh to prof

they are facing dry conditions, low humidity, and temperatures reaching triple digits. look at this, about 20 cars and trucks on interstate 5 were abandoned when the fire approached. >> we have a couple of big rigs up there that caught fire. we have abandoned vehicles because the fire got so close. that is another thing we will be dealing with. >> the fire is moving quickly in more than one direction including north, which will continue to affect interstate 5 and the union pacific railway. at one point evacuations were ordered all the way to the siskiyou border and evacuation warning is now being issued for the city of dunsmuir. the fire was caused by human but they did not reveal how the fire was started. >>> the north fire is 10% contained but has burned almost 1000 acres. helicopter and ground crews are battling flames near immigrant gap and off of interstate 880. it is tougher firefighters on the ground because of the steep and rocky terrain. and warmer weather is expected to the weekend. >>> today the final round of questioning for supreme court nominee brett kavan

through 5:00 tomorrow afternoon a higher fire danger thanks to the northerly winds and also the low humidityand hopefully that will be it for now. you can see we had one in the central valley. not sure what happened to it. it was supposed to start at 7:00 and go through 5:00. i'll have to double check that one. as far as back here at home, let's take a look at winds. 6:00 this evening, fastest along the coast and that's also bring you so much sunshine today. look what happens by 2:00 in the morning. yeah, can you just see the winds develop 20 to 30-mile-per-hour gusts during the overnight. going to be noisy for some of us in the north bay. maybe not the most ideal sleeping weather. waking up in the morning, still blowing hard and as they go through the day they will start to relax and so will the fire danger. the north bay is seeing the biggest difference in temperature, anywhere from 4 to 9 degrees warmer than 24 hours putting your temperatures in the mid-60s to 70. a lot of low to mid-60s in the bay and 70s into the east bay where we've seen the sun the longest. look from the golden gate b

. >> it was in the 90s and the low relative humidity is the key to all of this, the high fire danger in all inland bay area hills. it's an offshore wind. it's drier and hotter outside. relative humidity levels in the hills are right now below 10%. that is critical fire danger and some gusts overnight tonight into tomorrow on the hilltops will be 20 to 30 miles per hour. so the fire danger will remain high until we get some rain, which will be a while, but this is extreme fire danger because of those offshore winds and low relative humidity. yeah, it's pretty hot outside, concord, livermore, fairfield in the 90s currently, 81 in san jose, 86 in santa rosa, 70s in both vallejo and oakland. coming up we'll talk about how long the warm weather lasts and something we have not discussed in the forecast in five months we'll talk about tonight. >>> hillary clinton is in san francisco to help raise money for democratic house candidates. the ticket sold out at the fairmount hotel. prices ranged from 10,000 to $34,000 each. house minorities leader nancy pelosi hosted the event today dubbed the

occasional gusts of 20 to 30 miles per hour and low humidity. what about the temperatures? interior valleys, 95 degrees tomorrow. we'll see it cool down once we hit the forecast. >> be safe out there. thanks for wroing us here at 11:00. >> have a great night, folks. see you tomorrow. e ♪ >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the toni jimmy fallon and kevin hart." tokevin hart,

gusts to 35 miles per hour, low humidity means any fires that develop could spread rapidly. hawkeye, gusting out of the northeast at 21. mount tam, 20 miles per hour. those winds are increasing in the hills and here is what they're going to do to the humidity. the humidity is just going to plunge across parts of the north bay, down to 10% at cloverdale. 13%, fairfield. single digits by the time we head into noon time tomorrow afternoon. lake fort, cloverdale, 8% to 9%. that's why the fire danger is running higher. ama. >> thank you. >>> the largest wildfire in california's history is officially fully contained. crews finally have a line all the way around the mendocino complex, the twin fires that erupted in july, 54 days ago. the ranch and river fires destroyed 157 homes and killed one firefighter. the cause remains under investigation. >>> contaminated water from melted pipes affected homes following last year's north bay fires, but now residents are being told the water will soon be safe to drink again. some are not so sure. "abc 7 news" reporter lilian kim joins us live

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low humidity. the wind is not that strong. a little fog. 40s or 60s and even one 170 out in tracy bill. 51 napa. 49, 65 from petaluma to woodacre. 49 anselmo. any puff of a breeze means is up there. if it's, it's cool. a lot of temperatures warming up today, including the coast. some nine lease -- some 90s inland. >> i'm just looking at those temperatures. you are standing in the way of san francisco at 76. >> 76. >> the spirit is here. >> the spirit of. >> i took your joke. i'm sorry. i like that joke. >>> good morning. let's go out and look at the salon a commute 80 westbound as you drive to the macarthur maze you can see traffic is moving well. steve said it's going to be sunny and warmer without a lot of fog. that's what we see. a little slow traffic on 37. 80 looks all right . the is moving along okay to richmond getting out to the macarthur maze. we still have a pretty good drive in this corridor but when you get to the bay bridge it's already crowded. we had an earlier stall and a lot of people showing up. already crowd

firefighters are facing dry conditions and low humidity and the temperatures reaching triple digits. the chp said that several agencies will meet today to discuss if and when they can reopen i5. >>> the latest information we have on the north fire in blaster county is that it is only 10% contained. it has burned almost 1,000 acres and aircraft including helicopters are helping to fight the flames it is tough for the firefighters on the ground because of the and rocky terrain there. and warmer weather is expected through the weekend. >>> there will be a meeting over the weekend to talk about the tubs fire t overwhelmed the city's water system, which explains why there was not enough pressure to help the firefighters to fight the flames. and they recommend twin or backup communication systems and installed automatic shutoff valves. >>> there are structural problems and concerns in san francisco. city engineers told the san francisco chronicle so far the building has sunk one inch and work on the buildings on either side continues t is called ocean wide center. it is not expected to be