first, a check on your weather with meteorologist mike nicco. about the fire danger in solano county. it starts at 11 what this morning and goes until 8:00 this evening, so we have nine hours. vacaville, rio vista. winds are going to be gusting up to 40 most power. you see them coming out of the north, dropping that humidity, creating the conditions where fires could start easily and spread rapidly, so you need to be very vigilant if you are traveling or live or work there. seven degrees cooler this morning. let's start in inlet east bay neighborhoods, where we are looking at 53 in places like danville and san ramon to concord and brent world -- brentwood. cloudy skies out there keeping out temperatures and dropping much more. 57 in san francisco, san carlos, about 59 in san jose. look at all the green on the map. that is fantastic. it is going to remain that way as we head into the afternoon hours. every single air-quality area is going to be clean. so let's take a look at the forecast, and you can see the smoke forecast, there is not in the ai

but first, i check on the weather with mike nicco. ke: we will talk about what is going on in tahoe. the red flag warning is over so the worst of the fire conditions have been pushed into our rearview mirror. it does not mean they are out of danger. here is the smoke forecast. this morning, the second highest level, and it gets worse throughout the day as the air starts to mix and more smoke makes it down into the valleys. you can see purple throughout the tahoe valley and over toward reno and many of its smaller cities on the eastern side of the mountains. overnight, look at what happens, the wines come out of the east and some of this unhealthy air baxter colfax, auburn, and shingle springs. even some of the purple backs its way towards there as we head toward tomorrow. if you think about going up there, think twice. it will be a rough holiday weekend, and a lot of people have canceled. that is a smart move. 54 to 57, cloudy in san francisco, mid to upper 50's just about everywhere. we have some low 50's around palo alto and saratoga

we want to check in with mike nicco for a look at conditions there. mike: let's take a look at what's going on as far as the red flag warning and how long it is going to last. until 11:00 this evening. those embers have been shooting anywhere from a half mile, three quarters, to even a mile downwind and spreading the fire. here's a look at the current conditions. but you can see by 7:00 we are already up to 13. it starts to get more dangerous around 10:30. the most dangerous time will be around 4:00. that will last, those 20 mile-per-hour winds, through 6:30. they will back down during the overnight hours. we do have winds that are going to be erratic over the fire due to the terrain. you know fire can create its own weather. reggie? reggie: battling calif calif wildfires, calfire says a 16-member strike team has to quarantine after a covid-19 outbreak. an incident commander told seven news the team is sideline for two weeks. a larger outbreak could create staffing issues. meantime, a volunteer firefighter is in the hospital with second third degree bu

check us out at midday live or at mike nicco abc 7. watch out on 280 and 580. might run into fog. hardly any drizzle. we have an equality alert. sue: getting busy this friday morning. not so much at the bay bridge toll plaza. traffic is flowing nicely. a little slow on the upper deck to san francisco. at the richmond san rafael bridge, sluggish traffic on the span over toward san rafael. give yourself extra time. we have a sig alert in effect. first, two lanes blocked on three lanes at eastbound 580 at richmond and central. we have debris in the lanes and an accident in the middle lanes. very slow approaching the intersection with 80. here is where the sig alert is, eastbound 4, emergency roadwork approaching 680. california! all of our homes share power. but heat waves can stretch our supply to its limits. flex alerts remind us when to use less energy from 4-9pm. so we can all stay up and running. sign up today. man, look at that internet that doesn't miss a beat. that's cute, but my internet streams to my ride. ok chill, cause mine's so fast no one can catch

first, a check on the weather with meteorologist mike nicco. mike: good morning. pretty clear out there. a few high clouds roaming through. this is one area that could see isolated pockets of unhealthy air. for the most part, overall, we will be good to moderate today and tomorrow as the advisory does last through saturday. sunday will be the cleaner and cooler day for your weekend outdoor activities. here is a look at the elevated smoke. you can see the canopy over top of us. overnight and through tomorrow, it gets a little bit thicker outside of the north bay. the south bay and east bay, the best chance tomorrow. dublin at 58. 50 in santa rosa. it is that time of year where you will always be the cool spot. 64 in san jose. 62 at 8:00 in the east bay. 82 at noon. we spike near 94 three or four hours, and then drop down to 74. you can see the fog trying to push through, heading our way. if you are going to be out and about today, cars will be hot, pavement will be hot, but this will be the last time we have to worry about that. we will look at the weekend forecast

we are going to start with meteorologist mike nicco. mike: good morning we are starting off with clear conditions everywhere next to these dry breezes and territories running mainly in the 50's look how quickly we warm up to the 70's and 80's, even in san francisco. by noon, we are at our average high and we will just keep warming. 77 80's around the bay, even some 90's inland. as we head into the evening hours, 60's, 70's, 80's. now through 8:00, northbay mountains, east bay hills and bally -- valley, please be vigilant today because fires can start quickly and spread rapidly. reggie: pg&e is in limiting a public safety energy shut off. the utility said it will be cutting power starting at 5 a.m. to a small portion of napa and solano counties. this will impact about 1200 customers. pg&e expect to that power tonight. kumasi: this comes as hundreds of residents remain without power over the weekend. it might not be back on until later this morning. bc seven news reporter amy hollyfield is joining us live with more on this. amy: we have po

we will start with meteorologist mike nicco. mike: good morning, reggie, good morning, jobina. kumasi is not here -- she is on vacation. we are seeing a beautiful view from the golden, quite breezy and dry, temperatures in the 50's in many areas. in the 60's at noon, 60's on the coast, 70's for the rest of us at 4:00 and notice the red flag warning in solano county for critical fire conditions there. and we have the beaches, heading into the day, so we will talk about that and the big warming trend two. jobina? jobina: san francisco university is delaying the start of university classes until 10:00 a.m., because of something the school is calling a nonspecific thread. campus police are investigating and students should stay in their dorms until that is completed. remote learning is continued as scheduled, and we will keep you posted as we learn more information. reggie: pfizer is one step closer into getting shots into the arms of children ages five to 11. the company says the two dose vaccine is safe for children, who responded with "robust antibodies." the doses were smaller

the wild chain of events but first we check in with mike nicco. mike: it is 5:40 on this tuesday.by looking at your commute. it looks like our coliseum camera has frozen. let me tell you what to expect through the morning commute. late clouds moving in from the coast to the bay. the leader you leave the house, you may run into some of those clouds. it is going to be breezy from the golden gate bridge all the way through the delta. massmassmassmassmassmass morning but it will be warm to hot as you head back home during the afternoon hours. let's take a look at some inland temperatures. we've got 60 in lafayette and livermore and concord and danville. everyone else around 53 to 59 degrees. check out the 49 in santa rosa. 53 right now in mountain view. san jose at about 59. as we head into the afternoon, look at the mid-90's. 84 to 91 in the south bay. 75 to 85 around the bay. hot temperatures around lakeport. san francisco at around 69 degrees. there is going to be a touch of haze. the south bay will be cleaner as we had throughout today. tonight, the haze will settle across most of

we are going to start with meteorologist mike nicco. tions everywhere next to these dry breezes and territories running mainly in the 50's look how quickly we warm up to the 70's and

we are checking in with mike nicco to see what it's doing. mike: taking a look at live doppler 7, you can see the rainfall estimates from doppler radar. that's one thing that doppler radar can do, estimate how much is falling. up to 10 inches and nearly nine around alexandria and to the south of new orleans, which is why we are having such an issue with flooding. it's not really the wind that is the big issue until it comes over the saturated ground. right now it is just to the east of beaumont, port arthur, interstate 10, slowly mark -- slowly migrating that way they shield of rain stretching 500 miles ahead of the system. we have got flooding potential from beaumont, port arthur, and more significantly alexandria towards panama city with dangerous rip currents because of the slow movement. this morning the marine layer is taller, meaning there isn't as much fog, but it will be touching more neighborhoods. not as hot if you are exercising, ac less likely if you are inside except possibly for the mid two in land neighbors in the southbay. 70's

we will start with meteorologist mike nicco. >> good morning. this is a marine layer.ne layer. it has been hydrating. 32 through the altamont pass. it has that drizzle and it is already measurable in san francisco. so get ready to use the windshield wipers and slow down because we have slippery conditions that will spread

mike nicco standing by with a look at the path of the storm. mike: let's start with good news. it is only a tropical storm and 60 mile-per-hour wind and very little time to ramp up much more. but it will. it is kind of disorganized with the heavy rain over the gulf. that is nice until we get into tonight and tomorrow when it starts to come ashore and pushes that shield of rain into the southeastern part of texas and across louisiana. that is where we are going to see a whole lot of flooding. just follow the purple. that is where we start at 5:00, even the wider 10 inches of rain. it is going to be the inland rain and flooding that will be the biggest issue. back at home you can see a ton of sunshine in the south bay. 54 santa clara all the way to 61 in san jose. 60 in alameda, low to mid 60's in the east bay valleys, 57 san francisco right now. we have a nice wind at the golden gate the coast from overheating. if you are out elsewhere, it will be warmer. watch out if you are exercising, running errands. the air quality should be good and if you have been running the ac, another

we will start with meteorologist mike nicco. >> good morning. this is a marine layer. this is not your ordinary marine layer. it has been hydrating. 32 through the altamont pass. it has that drizzle and it is already measurable in san francisco. so get ready to use the windshield wipers and slow down because we have slippery conditions that will spread through many areas outside of the south bay through the morning. we are now less than 12 hours of sunshine. we have longer nighttime then daylight now, 60's and 70's with scattered showers possible. i will show you radar coming up. reggie: san mateo police are asking for help finding this 10-year-old boy. his name is josÉ and he was reported missing yesterday afternoon. police say he was seen around 3:30 near forest and 27th, not far from hillsdale shopping center. he is four foot eight, wearing a red t-shirt, black pants, and maybe barefoot. jobina: pfizer closer to submitting data for federal authorization for a covid vaccine for bids five to 11 -- for kids five to 11. if eligible, you can get a booster taya. amy holly

. >> mike nicco >> we are couple of hours away from nearing critical fire conditions and we need to bee from 11 lakh this morning :00 tomorrow evening. stepping outside, cooler this morning, mid 40's to mid-50's. you might need to turn the heater on in your car. everything is quiet weatherwise. let's get to the seven day forecast. we have some heat starting tomorrow and lasting through monday. we will see some minor fluctuations along the coast. >> coming up, the bombshell book from a former trump insider, what she is saying happened -- happened at that summit between the president -- a former president ♪ ♪ ♪ why go back to reality. when you could go back to the pool? the last day of vacation is still vacation with guaranteed 4pm checkout at over 1,200 fine hotels & resorts properties. one of the many reasons you're with amex platinum. air wick air wick scented oils are infused with natural essential oils to create authentic seasonal scents that fill your home with holiday spirit all season long. connect to nature this season. let's create your trademark style at macy's vip sale with a