another check of the forecast with mike nicco and mike, it looks like another week of basically sunnyarm and not a drop of rain insight. mike: not this week, not next week. we will adding onto this total consecutive days without rain and around 31 to about 46 now. a gorgeous shot. temperatures will fall in the 50's by 7:00. getting near 50 by seven. good news on the pollen front. tree pollen is just moderate right now. we dropped elder, now we just have ash in cedar, jupiter juniper, and pine. tomorrow, warmer than today. nine to 16 degrees above average. even warmer weather on wednesday. our best chance for records are on thursday. the clouds will start coming in and stopping our heating on friday. then we will see a slow release of that warmth of way through monday. temperatures above average with those mid upper 60's on monday. >> thank you mike. samsung is hoping to solve an environmental program and real and new customers at the same time. the new batch of products madee from reefer -- repurposed fishing products. a u.n. report cited by the company says 640,000 tons of nets are a

mike: mike nicco, abc 7 news.y published in the proceedings of the national academy of sciences, also raised concerns that glaciers are in greenland may be melting even faster than previously understood because of heat generated underneath the ice. ama: extreme drought is back in the bay area. despite of this week's rain and snow, you have been seeing the red color creeping into northern sonoma county. red means extreme drought. the rest of the bay area and the majority of the state is in the orange color, which indicates severe drought. not good. no rain. dan: nine coming, it doesn't sound like, sandhya. sandhya: the models are really having a hard time. one is dry and one is white. one thing for sure, it is going to be cold tomorrow morning, made 20's to the low 40's. subfreezing temperatures and some frost, so be prepared. pretty much everyone and it freeze warning or frost advisories except san francisco, from 2:00 a.m. to 9:00 a.m. for the north bay, by saturday the temperature comes up and it will be much be

that's begin with mike nicco and the latest on the forecast. ted a trend of three days of possible record cold. it we didn't get there this morning. 25 santa rosa, 28 san ramon livermore, 31, palo alto, 36, san francisco, 42 degrees, so we are on that streak still of five years without a temperature below that. tonight, santa cruz and the north bay coast. frost advisory with temperatures in the low 30's. the stronger cold air and damaging cold air will be the areas in purple with the freeze warning as temperatures in the mid to upper 20's. we still are at the jan. 6, 2017. but today could be tonight with a record of 48 degrees in san francisco, possibly 39, close to a record on friday. we will back to average by sunday. here are other areas that could set records. napa 28. santa rosa 26. remember, shelter everything that is cold, sensitive, pets, plants, and pipes.

mike nicco is enjoying the sun on the rooftop should >> a couple of records out there.r, the official temperatures have not been released. when they are, we could have some more. we are going to see and feel more record high temperatures tomorrow. we are outside. remove the one for -- the weather center outside. we have all the slaves up peered took the coat off and enjoying the late afternoon, early evening. let's take a look at those highs peered 75 in oakland. half moon bay, 77 and very windy for most of the morning into the early afternoon hours. that helped you tie the 77 in 2016. we have 80 in cloverdale for the worms but peered at the airport in oakland, significantly cooler around the water. 69 in los gatos. everyone else in the low to mid 70's. you can head out now or through the

let's go to meteorologist mike nicco. mike: there was nothing subtle about the change back to winter. good afternoon. here's a look at the breezes that stopped five consecutive days of record highs. right now, 26 at sfo is the fastest wind. a lot of breezes between 10 and 20 miles per hour. look what they did to the temperatures. anywhere from four at half moon bay. the rest of us, 14 to 20 degrees cooler. where does that put us? in our 50's, the low to upper 50's. 51 over in san ramon. 52 in san francisco and half moon bay. if your plans for this valentine's day take you outside this evening, temperatures will be in the 50's through at least 8:00 or 9:00 in the bay and coastal areas but the wind will definitely make it feel colder. get rid of the clothes you wore last weekend get the winter clothes = right back. we will talk about the potential damage, coming up. kristen: negotiations are set to begin on a new memorandum of understanding between the san francisco police department and the das office. this comes two weeks

>> mike nicco is enjoying the nice weather on the roof of our building. >> good morning.uld say hello. sorry. must forget what time of day it is when you look around and see all the sunshine. average wh im up here odonn fraand weav a boat over td usually we are like take us with you but not during this weather. 76 in san jose and oakland. 75 in redwood city. salinas about 86 degrees.

larry: mike nicco gives uses uss weekend forecast from his rooftop layer -- rooftop lair. the lair is lovely and luxurious. you guys should come see it. i've seen a lot of bikes, a lot of motorcycles, a lot of folks eating outside today. you will have the chance to do it over the weekend. also, check out these different vantage points. everywhere looks fantastic right now. temperatures running in the 70's to even 82 in san ramon. look at half moon bay. remember yesterday we said that localized sea breeze was going to kick in and drop temperatures? sure enough, you were 77 at noon and now you are 11 degrees cooler. you can see the flag blowing back toward the bay. that is that localized sea breeze that is going to keep in cooler while the rest of us are going to be pretty warm through the next hour or two. the warmth lingers all the way through sunday. it will feel like winter for a couple of days. you will be grabbing those coats and those long sleeves and jeans instead of wearing shorts. i want to show you the low and high battling. the highest winning. look at this john n

. >> mike nicco has the best seat in the house. >> highly recommend it to get out today.orrow, friday, saturday, sunday. as of the warmest days and the forecast. an abrupt ending on monday. warm and dry weather through sunday. record highs possible. i added saturday as the models are trending toward warm weather. cooler next week with another wind event possible monday and tuesday. let's take a look at tonight's temperatures. a whole lot of green on the map. temperatures in the 50's. half moon bay in theoon bay in e estimate upper 40's. here is a look at the cloud cover. the hardly is any as we set the sun at 5:42. tomorrow we wake up with clear conditions and a few clouds tried to creep up the north bay coast. i will show you those temperatures coming up. here are the five to six cities i believe will set record highs tomorrow. livermore, oakland, redwood city's, san jose and santa rosa. 74 in sunnyvale to almost 80 in gilroy should head up the peninsula. 74 to 77 in red city. half moon bay and pacifica mid to upper 70's. we drop down to 70 in the sunset. you can see coo

>> mike nicco is enjoying the nice weather on the roof of our building. >> good morning. i should say hello. sorry. must forget what time of day it is when you look around and see all the sunshine. average wh im up here odonn fraand weav a boat over td usually we are like take us with you but not during this weather. 76 in san jose and oakland. 75 in redwood city. salinas about 86 degrees. we have a high end fire danger because of the winds and the dry air but not like in socal. our humidity is not in the teens and the hills. it is in the 30's, which is below critical values as are our winds. around 25 and lower which does not reach critical values. when you look in southern california, they had a wind advisory for more than 50 mile-per-hour gust and they have the heat. what sticks out to me is they have had the same rain compared to average as we have had. if we had winds as fast as them and humidity, we could have been in the same fire danger. at other day or two of record highs coming up. >> while california's drougalif picture is the same as it was last week, the bay