meteorologist mark tamayo tells us how hot it's going to get.ou can watch bay area news at 7:00 and all of our newscasts on your computer or mobile device. we are streaming live online at ktvu.com. >> a new report is showcasing san francisco's environmental credentials. researchers investigated the performance of environmental policies and cited san francisco's composting and recycling program as a specialty beneficial. >>> pretty soon we will be the sweaty city pay here is the meteorologist mark tamayo to talk about the rising temperatures. >> in the 80s and we will soon be talking about some 90s. here's a wider perspective. you notice that bob bank way out in the pacific. patchy fog will redevelop code side for the overnight hours. for tonight we do have patchy fog and temperatures in the mid- to upper 90s. overnight lows first thing tomorrow morning, most areas starting out in the 50s. san francisco at 53 and san jose right around 56 degrees. with a northerly wind in place that will help clear out the blog early tomorrow and with that, that w

mark tamayo in the weather center. >> we have basically the same thing for a week now. over the next few days, temperatures will gradually bump up and no major heatwaves showing up. live stormtracker 2, we cleared out today with mostly sunny skies across the entire bay area. we're looking for a patch or two of cloud cover out towards the san mateo coastline. wind speeds cranking up that onshore breeze. a look at our buoy sensors and one in the middle of the bay, we have winds gusting to 20 miles per hour. already fairfield, at travis air force base, wind gust of you to 2. looking to the oakland estuary, you see mostly clear sky and that breeze still out there. still a pleasant evening across the bay area and temperatures mostly in the 50s and 60s. forecast headlines for tomorrow, clear and breezy, low clouds develop late tonight. tomorrow, still a bit of a breeze out there and that will be the headline in the extended forecast with a bit of a bump in the numbers. we're talking about the warm-up across the nation's midsection. this saul basically connected as you have ho

. >>> we check in now with our meteorologist mark tamayo. >> halpern, the fog cleared and as a result, temperatures warmed up pretty significantly across a good portion of bay area. we're looking for the fog and it's way to our west and also down to our south. downtown to the south of monterey bay. a look at hot temperatures reek now we have upper 90s in report to in fairfield. san josi, 91 and oakland lower 80s and san francisco around 76 degrees. we were talking about the head advisory yesterday. that is still in place until 9:00 this evening basically for areas away from the coast and the bay. really targeting the inland spots. temperatures over the next few hours raking from 80-92 degrees. coming up tomorrow, we're expecting a change in the wind direction. that will have an impact on our temperatures. coming uply let you know how many temperatures will be cooling off and i will also have the fireworks forecast. >>> speaking of which, final preparations are being made for san francisco's big 4th of july celebration. tens of thousands are expected to gather on the embarcadero to wat

let's check in with meteorologist mark tamayo to see just how hot it got in the bay area. >> reporter: look at inland, a completely different story, quite a few triple digits to report for concord, fairfield, antioch and morgan hill 96- degree. outside right now we have a fog free condition, still pretty mild in the area. the heat advisory that was in place that expired earlier this evening. but we still have warm numbers out there. just updated a few numbers, we're checking those right now. livermore at this 10:00 hour 78. san jose 69 with that sea breeze cooling off san francisco already checking in at 60 degrees. we do have mostly clear skies for the most part across the bay area. coming up we'll run this forecast model. let you know when the fog returns and temperature changes you can expect for the fourth of july. >>> crews in livermore are working at this hour to return power to scores of homes. 1,600 homes are without power right now. 2,300 homes had no electricity this afternoon. officials say they are not sure when the power will be restored to everyone. they are still trying

. >>> mark tamayo in the weather center with the numbers. >> warmest locations in and of itself, back into the mid to upper 90s for is on thea rosa, 91, a stronger seabreeze working in tandem with fog kept san francisco and pacifica in the low to mid-60s. right now we have a northerly wind developing out of north. and that will clear out of fog and that will will boost our temperatures for tomorrow. as a result, the heat advisory kicks in tomorrow afternoon from 12:00 p.m. all wait until 9:00 tomorrow night. this basically for the interior areas for all the areas shaded in red here. as can you pick out san rafael, santa rosa, out towards antedoch, antioch and gilroy. seek the shade and also drink lots of water. coming up, i will show you the neighborhoods that will be reaching triple-digit territory and the one change you can expect in the 4th of july forecast. >> thank you, mark. >>> it's been a day and night of 4th of july festivities in east palo alto. the city kicked off the day with a big parade and festival. city leaders say even in these cash-strapped time it's important to pro

. >>> well it was noticeably cooler today and over now we go to mark tamayo. park i'm looking at that map behind you and looks like there's some serious fog at the coast. >> it will be cooling off the bay area as we head into the weekend. that's the key headline. right now on the maps i can show you this. on live storm tracker 2, there's some clearing. closer to stinson beach. but as far as today there's fog pushing in the bay. just over 2,500 feet up above that fog bank. but the low cloud deck will be increasing over the weekend. microclimates resurfacing. look at the lower 90s out toward fairfield, livermore. san jose reporting 81 degrees. giants playing the mets for tonight. and you can expect partly cloudy skies. temperatures only in the upper 50s around 58 to 59 degrees. tomorrow morning, here's a rook at some of the projected lows with -- here's a look at some of the projected lows. now saturday morning in the low 50s up in the north bay for santa rosa, napa, san francisco 53. and the fog hugging the coastline pushing back into the bay. and we could even

meteorologist mark tamayo will tell us where it will be the coolest. >> you can watch bay area news at 7:00 on your computer or mobile device. we are streaming live for you online at ktvu.com. it's really delicious, mom. it's not too well done? nope. but it is a job well done. what are you reading, sweetie? her diary. when you're done, i'd love some feedback. sure. your mom and i read that thing cover-to-cover. loved it. thanks. would you mind if i cut the lawn this weekend? only if you let me talk to your mother on the phone for hours on end. done. [ male announcer ] u-verse brings peace to the family. at&t u-verse lets you record four shows at once from any room and play them back on any tv. get u-verse tv for only $29 a month for 6 months. in the network, everyone can get along. >> amazing footage continues to come into our ktvu newsroom showing a ferocious dust storm in phoenix. a blanket of dust rolled over the city. there is a chance a better storm in phoenix could produce more blowing dust. visibility was zero in some areas. >> i was talking to rita williams and she said, i grew

. >>> our meteorologist mark tamayo is here. >> we basically have a big range of temperatures to talkbout, once again. the microclimates are making a big comeback. by now the fog is still developing . already a few patches heading into the bay. forecast or the biggest obstacle is the fog. it will be hugging the cosine and pushing into the bay pacifica have a quarter-mile visibility. be extra careful tomorrow morning. overnight lows, you can see most areas in the 50s presented to a bona fide morning, 57. in santa rosa right around 52 degrees and we are talking about the fog for tomorrow morning raid as a detainee into the afternoon hours, high- pressure returns and that will have warm-up -- as we go into the afternoon hours, high- pressure returns and that will have a warm-up. us are watching similar show moving from the south could we will pick up a few high clouds not only for tomorrow afternoon buses saturday and sunday. this could also trigger a view scatters under storms. is it a forecast model showing us a model. all sorts of colors to show you. the warmest locations inland, uppe

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. >>> mark toto myois -- mark tamayo is up next it to tell us about the weekend's weather. >>> and lo and behold there was a seagull, trying to act innocent. >> but that bird was not innocent. ahead the problems it caused in a san francisco neighborhood. >>> a problem with a sprinker system caused some minor problem at terny nal 1 at sfo -- terminal 1 at sfo. it took a small army of people with vacuals to clean up ut -- vacuums to clean up the water. >>> the stretch of highway 101 between capital expressway and the 280/680 interchange will be completely shut down just before midnight tonight. the road will reopen tomorrow morning at 5:30 a.m. the closure will be repeated for three nights with construction set to wrap up monday morning. crews are working to improve the -- improve the tullly road interchange. >>> there's word that a cyclist hit by a truck in san francisco yesterday morning has sighed -- has died. the victim is nancy ho of san francisco. she was traveling east on mission street and taking a left turn when she was hit. she was not wearing a helmet and stuffed a severe hea

sunday afternoon, sunday evening, we'll watch it for you, my buddy mark tamayo is out here, rosemaryorozco will be here. if you're around here be prepared for more of the same. which is fine, right? i mean it's not like it's oklahoma city. >> this is great. >> it's beautiful, more of the same is good and that's how it's going to be. nice weekend, not real hot just mild. >> thanks bill. >>> bay area animal rescuers are hoping a pair of sea lions will pop up again soon. pictures show the filaments wraps tightly. sausalito's marine center has been trying to save them for weeks. >> these animals are in really good body weight and condition so they can illude the rescuers. >> reporter: it's too dangerous to try to grab the seals at pier 29. they're hoping for land rescue. >>> the raiders lose arguably their best player. also the rush is on as the niners get ready for their first game in just two weeks from now. >>> mark is off tonight, fred inglis is filling in. we all knew it was going to happen, but it's a big loss for the oakland raiders. >> we all knew that raiders namdi asemguah was

mark toe myois up soon -- toe myois -- mark tamayo sun soon to tell us more. >> reporter: and investigators are investigating what started a fire at a u-haul parking lot. some say it could be connected to gas. >>> authorities at yosemite national park say three people are presumed dead after being swept over a waterfall. they are searching the mer stead river downstream for their bodies --er in sed river downstream for their bodies. witnesses fell from the falls after ignoring warning signs to pose for photographs. >>> the denny lynn sank during the cliffhouse during the july 4th weekend. it took a while to get it out. >>> arson investigators in mountain view are now reviewing surveillance video from a u- haul facility. it's located off el camino real and highway 237. they hope the video will provide clues as to how an early-morning fire started. in this report, tara moriarty explains the owner believes he knows who is to blame. >> reporter: flames broke out at this lot where flames are stored, forcing two dozen people to be evacuated. >> my brother lives down the street. the first thought

pretty nice out there, let's check with our meteorologist mark tamayo. >> we are starting off with theog in the morning and clouds pulling back to the coast and bay but with that temperatures have been cooling off quite a bit over the past two to three days. right now on the maps i can show you this on live storm tracker 2. there is the view from the fog up above. low clouds banked up offshore and already surging into the bay for san francisco and sausalito. and also our buoys in the middle of the bay, winds gusting now to 16 miles per hour right around the bay bridge. a look outside right now we can show you this. there is evidence that fog bank already on the increase. and that will continue to increase late tonight into early tomorrow morning. that will be a big factor in the bay area forecast. in fact, we'll show it to you now. increasing low clouds for tonight. tomorrow we'll stick with the theme cool for the beaches, warm temperatures inland and then we have a bit of a warming trend showing up on the long range weather maps. first thing tomorrow morning, partly cloudy skies inlan

let's check with our meteorologist mark tamayo. >> tomorrow not too much change. if you want the warmer weather, you might have to wait for a few days. you will see that on the five- day forecast. the big source of the cool area bay areawide, the fog is concentrated coastside and already a few patches moving into san francisco into the bay. we have a breeze, as well. in fact, we'll go ahead and show you some of the sensors. in fairfield right now, west winds southwest, sustained, gusting right around 21 miles an hour. but gusting to around 28 miles an hour. here's a look at some of today's highs. i want to show you a look at the fog over san francisco bay with partly to mostly cloudy skies. that cloud deck that marine layer has kept the bay area cool for the next 24 to 48 hours. today's highs from the upper 50s in pacifica, warmest locations in the upper 70s to right around 80 degrees in morgan hill. livermore topped out 75. and our weather story is this. for tonight, partly cloudy skies, fog will continue to be on the increase, once again for tomorrow some mornin

meteorologist mark tamayo is here to tell us about the triple digits. >> we'll have more triple digits into the second half of the weekend. as for today, parts of the bay area actually cooled off a bit. but those microclimates really resurfacing. you can see the range from 63 in pacifica but inland a completely different story. 98 degrees in livermore, morgan hill 95, san jose at 87. as far as that heat advisory, this will be reissued for tomorrow beginning at 12:00 lasting until 9 p.m. mainly for all the areas shaded in red here and especially targeting the inland spots. projected highs in these areas will be from the low 90s to 102 degrees. coming up, we'll highlight the grow group that will be topping 100 degrees and the changes for the 4th of july. >>> east palo alto is about three hours from its first-ever 4th of july holiday weekend fireworks show. some city leaders say despite budget difficulties, coming together as a community sometimes means more than saving a buck. mike mibach reports. >> reporter: it is an american tradition. celebrating america's independence. >> doing our

meteorologist mark tamayo will tell us which days we should start to heat up. >>> we've been dealingthis cooler weather pattern for a week. the skies cleared out. and the results plenty of sunshine across a good portion of the bay area. right now we have mostly clear sky, the clouds still way offshore. we are expecting the clouds to redevelop tonight over the next few hours into early tomorrow morning. this was a time lapse looking out toward oakland. forecast story for tonight we do have this, patchy fog developing tomorrow, some patchy low clouds out there. a bit of a please and the extended forecast does feature a warming trend. overnight lows tomorrow morning for your monday under partly cloudy skies. some patchy fog favoring the coast. you can see most of the region starting out monday morning in the low to mid-50s. you can see the system up to our north. this area of low pressure generating clouds. as this system moves to the south, there is a slight chance of a few sprinkles, a few showers as far south as mendecino. that shows up nicely with our forecast model. not a lot of ra

. >>> and mark tamayo will tell us which day this week we can find the coolest temperatures and when we may experience a warm up. ♪ i need help selling bread. ♪ i want to sell more crabs. [ male announcer ] you know where you want to take your business. i want to design more buildings. [ male announcer ] in here, small business solutions from at&t can get you there. starting with the at&t all for less package -- just $70 per month, voice plus broadband. it's the at&t network. helping you do what you do... even better. >>> well we've been talking about this cool down over the past few days. the forecast pretty much on track. that trend will continue with an increase in the fog coverage. right now on the maps i can show you this. we have mostly clear skies inland but a fog bank already approaching our coastline with a steady on shore breeze. that's already bumping up a few patches right near the immediate shoreline. look for an increase below clouds. that is a part of our weather story for tonight partly cloudy skies, fog will continue to be on the increase. tomorrow, the cooling trend

meteorologist mark tamayo will tell us which day this week is going to get warmer. it's really delicious, mom. it's not too well done? nope. but it is a job well done. what are you reading, sweetie? her diary. when you're done, i'd love some feedback. sure. your mom and i read that thing cover-to-cover. loved it. thanks. would you mind if i cut the lawn this weekend? only if you let me talk to your mother on the phone for hours on end. done. [ male announcer ] u-verse brings peace to the family. at&t u-verse lets you record four shows at once from any room and play them back on any tv. get u-verse tv for only $29 a month for 6 months. in the network, everyone can get along. >>> the fog really cooling off the bay area over the past few days and as you can see behind me it's already regrouping as we head into your monday morning. right now the clouds b lanketting the coast. up in the north bay as well closer to bodgea bay and moving into parts of sonoma county as well. this was the scene today looking out toward the bay from the transamerican building there in the for

let's go to mark tamayo with changes in the forecast. >> right now in the maps we have this, fog banking up against the coast line, also clouds in the sierra in the form of thunderstorms, back here in the bay area we have this with the low clouds and fog, pushing up, near the bay a few patches push in overnight. as far as temperatures it is hot inland. 90s fairfield, concord, livermore. livermore is 97 degrees. away from the inland spots a different story. oakland 69 and san francisco 63. here is our type lapse showing you the fog. warm air. what will happen over the next few days the fog expands and leads to our cooling trend for the weekend. right around the bay, inland we could have a few patches, overnight lows in the 50s for thursday morning. antioch 60 degrees. readings in the upper 50s and lower 60s. dense fog tomorrow morning as we take our tour across the bay. temperatures warming up. oakland 60s to 70s. inland, we are not talking extreme heat, temperatures in the 80s by antioch, lower 90s instead of upper 90s. temperatures coming down 4-8 degrees from today's highs. coming up,

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next time, toward the end of the weekend mark tamayo will be here, this line will be going up.will be increasing. just a pattern that keeps repeating itself and is giving us an unusual winter and spring and now an interesting summer. i would expect 90s out here. i expect mid-90s out here. look what you're getting out toward discovery bay and out toward antioch. certainly below average temperatures. firefighters in northern california liking this because it takes the pressure off the fire houses this time of year. san jose 69 degrees. air quality looks good too. downtown san jose, i thought about the air quality because the santa clara valley might have nasty air quality but not tomorrow with the wind. still these temperatures clearly below the average. forecast highs santa clara valley mid-70s in morgan hill and in gilroy. the five day forecast with your weekend always in view. just kind of a mild one. we're not talking about brush fires, heat issues. that's how it'll be all week. warmest day will be on sunday. >> thank you, bill. >>> a popular chain of latino markets is facing

. >>> and meteorologist mark tamayo is tracking your weekend forecast he is back in six minutes withtly what we can expect. >>> the survivors of that deadly boating accident in mexico are home tonight and telling their stories. john sasaki spoke with a sonoma county man about his ordeal on that ill fated soy voyage. >> i know how powerful the ocean is and it was not the ocean's fault. the water is rougher than heck. the winds 50 knots of wind. the waves are breaking over our head. >> reporter: it was supposed to be a six day fishing trip for a big group of friends all of whom are experienced fishermen. then something went horribly wrong early saturday morning. >> as soon as i came out of my room, there was no question in my mind, this boat was going down. >> reporter: he was washed off the boat wearing a life jacket. he then huddled with some of the other men with the other men. but then the weather cleared and he decided to swim to shore. it took him 8.5 hours. >> i had no legs underneath me, i could not stand up. i had been in the water for hours. it definitely cost lived. yeah i'm

i talked to my buddy mark tamayo he was in today. he said you know what i think there's going to be some patches of fog. i don't think it's going to be a strong change. i know a lot of you you're not going to want to be a part of that. so we'll help you check the burn off at the beaches. and there you see it burning off tomorrow afternoon. so all the beaches, all of them are clear. these are the ones i want you to watch out for right around here. this west facing beach. not big swell but we have pretty good tide movement. you will get a down shore current and rip currents that are pretty nasty. i'll be back in a little bit, specific temperatures for your neighborhood. the five day forecast that includes all three days of the holiday weekend. >>> a 10-year-old pennsylvania girl is recovering tonight after a shark attacked her while she was waiting in the ocean off north carolina during a family vacation. cartwright was hospitalized after the attack. she was playing on a body board. her mother saw blood and quickly pulled her from the

. >>> and mark tamayo will tell >>> well we've been talking about this cool down over the past few daysforecast pretty much on track. that trend will continue with an increase in the fog coverage. right now on the maps i can show you this. we have mostly clear skies inland but a fog bank already approaching our coastline with a steady on shore breeze. that's already bumping up a few patches right near the immediate shoreline. look for an increase below clouds. that is a part of our weather story for tonight partly cloudy skies, fog will continue to be on the increase. tomorrow, the cooling trend will continue and the extended forecast we're still talking about some 60s and some 70s out there for most of the week. here we go with overnight lows, first thing tomorrow morning we're showing you some 50s out there for santa rosa. napa the low 50s. pacifica 63, livermore right around 54. so for tomorrow we're going to have the clouds and also drizzle showing up coast side and along the bay. we even have cooler temperatures over the next few days as this weather system moves in from the north,

area weather, we are seeing the fog that our chief meteorologist bill martin -- our meteorologist mark tamayo told us about yesterday. >> there's fog out there hugs a good portion of the half-moon bay, -- hugging a good portion of half-moon bay, pacifica. as far as current temperatures just updated a big temperature range from 61 degrees in san francisco all the way to the 90s out toward concord and livermore. still hot numbers inland. livermore earlier this afternoon topped out in the lower 90s. our time lapse looking out toward mount sutro. you can see the low clouds basically just pushing into the region. and like i said, we'll be watching that as we do head into your friday morning. first thing tomorrow morning, the clouds concentrated cost side also surging locally into the bay. overnight lows most areas will be starting out friday morning in the 60s. oakland 55. as far as our temperature forecast model you can see what happens as we take this into friday. temperatures ranging from the lower 60s right near the immediate coastline. there's the green contour so this is tomorrow afternoon a

next time, toward the end of the weekend mark tamayo will be here, this line will be going up.creasing. just a pattern that keeps repeating itself and is giving us an unusual winter and spring and now an interesting summer. i would expect 90s out here. i expect mid-90s out here. look what you're getting out toward discovery bay and out toward antioch. certainly below average temperatures. firefighters in northern california liking this because it takes the pressure off the fire houses this time of year. san jose 69 degrees. air quality looks good too. downtown san jose, i thought about the air quality because the santa clara valley might have nasty air quality but not tomorrow with the wind. still these temperatures clearly below the average. forecast highs santa clara valley mid-70s in morgan hill and in gilroy. the five day forecast with your weekend always in view. just kind of a mild one. we're not talking about brush fires, heat issues. that's how it'll be all week. warmest day will be on sunday. >> thank you, bill. >>> a popular chain of latino markets is facing retaliati

mark tamayo is filling in. >>> a noticeable warmup across the region with the 90s finally making a comebackst week we were only in the 60s and 70s but finally a temperature rebound. we have clear skies, the fog clear and the coastline. right now that fog bank primarily to the south in monterey bay. this low cloud deck will increase somewhat tonight and tomorrow morning, maybe up toward san mateo county. forecast headlines for tonight we do have this, clear and mild out there. for tomorrow, sunny and warm and weekend more fog and that will trigger our cooldown for both saturday and also into sunday. high pressure has returned strengthening over the past few days and tomorrow patchy morning fog but still on the warm to hot side. as we go through the weekend, the marine layer will deepen and we bring in more clouds and a bit of a cooling trend as the cooler air moves in from the ocean. that means no more 90s in the inland areas, so tomorrow a little bit of a cooling trend but still on the warm to hot side with significant cooling expected for friday and the weekend. here's our forecast model s