look at map awe, 30-plus miles per hour winds.17 and 20, in through livermore about 30-plus miles per hour up through santa rosa. taking the time stamp forward through sunday afternoon and sunday evening, look what happens around the coastline. we see an increase in the wind gusts. now we start to get into the 50-plus miles per hour range, the purple hue color you see here, even down through parts of san jose. so any active fires burning today continuing into tomorrow will remain a potential threat. as you guys know the direction of the wind is a big factor because the embers can quickly fly. we have all of the dry brush surrounding it and that could start more problems. as far as the coastline goes, with the increase in the winds we are seeing a high surf advisory that will remain in place through sunday at 3:00 p.m. we are talking about dangerous waves, 18 to 22 feet. never turn your back to a waech. wave. please be safe, admire from a distance. the good news is the long-range outlook shows relief, at least from the dry weather.

20 miles per hour. winds at fairfield with gusts upwards of 25 miles per hour right now. but remember, they could peak upwards of 30 miles per hour by tonight. but overnight lows low to mid and upper 50's with daytime highs. still going to be on the cool side along the coast near average for our inland valleys with concord in livermore, warming up to 68 degrees. santa rosa trying to flirt with 70's. but 69 degrees, very seasonal temperatures there, but pretty cool for those of you at half. moon bay. 56 degrees on account of that cool sea breeze influence weekend long. and then a week from today just we're going to be out of the 70's and in the low 80's. so quite the roller coaster ride with the slight chance of possible showers starting may second on monday. so stay tuned for that. back to you. just seen. >> thank you. the san francisco board of supervisors has voted to keep jfk drive closed to cars for good. the immediate reaction to that, this this decision has been pretty positive. kron 4 sarah stins

it is near the pass, 55-mile- per-hour gusts an hour ago. the sustained winds at 44 miles an hour. elsewhere across the bay area the winds have not been that strong just yet. you can see the bull's-eye on alameda counties corresponding with the wind gust thus far. for the rest of us, sustained winds, gusts up to 30 miles an hour. the wind advisory for the north bay and the east bay inland. mainly we are talking about the higher elevations for the potential of the wind gusts in the 40-60-mile-per-hour range. for the communities of the north bay and inland in the east bay and the valleys, 15 life 25 miles an hour, some gusts approaching 40 miles an hour. good idea to keep both hands on the wheel and be prepared for a couple spur attic power outages, i don't think we will see anything widespread. we will track it hour by hour in a few minutes. >> all right, thank you, paul. >>> the box office will open at 2:00 p.m. on friday. the next round the warriors playoff basketball, they are punching the ticket to the western conference semifinals. giants and a's fans gather downtown. the battl

swing and miss, 98 mile-per- hour heater. anderson, 98 mile-per-hour heater.per, 98 mile-per-hour heater. later, giants down 1-0, stephen dr. the other way, and it drives in a runner from first base. seventh inning, jack mickey on the mound for the giants. jesus sanchez, rbi single. that would be the difference in one, as the giants fall 2-1. the a's gave up a home run yesterday to the first batter they faced this season. it's usually an ominous sign of how the year is going to go for the green and gold. we hope it's not an ominous sign, to philly.: irvine got the start this afternoon for the athletics. first inning, nosed or. nick castellanos, swing and a drive, and see you. irving's day did not get much better. the phillies have some hitters. crushes a solar solo homer to left field. it is good to see that ballpark packed again. the next batter, moonshot. just home run derby in the city of brotherly love. irving went 5 1/3, four strikeouts, four earned runs. the a's lose 4-2. they wrap up their series with the phillies tomorrow. third round of the masters th

strongest gust mostly in the 25 mile-per-hour range in length with some 30 to 35 mile-per- hour gust along the coast but not strong enough for a wind advisory, might move your trash cans around after they have been emptied out but it will not be strong enough to push you around the road to any great extent. the wind comes down tomorrow night. for now still breezy, the salesforce tower moving around quite a bit, 50 degrees downtown. and water temperatures are not that bad. 58 degrees in concord right now, a cool air mass that has moved in to the wake of this morning's rain. it will stick around the rest of this week. cold in land by tomorrow morning. most spots dropping into the mid and upper 30s. low 40s around the bay and along the coast. temperatures, despite the sunshine will end up 5 to 10 degrees below average this afternoon. snowy, here, will have his breeze ruffled. it will be sweatshirt weather for dog walking purposes for the next several days. temperatures went warm up a whole lot as we head through the rest of the week. other high temperatures tomorrow, upper 50s around th

we're tracking wind speeds right now. 23 miles per hour out of the wet. so getting that cool sea breeze influence even extending into the east bay shoreline and our inland valleys with overnight lows tonight, low to mid and upper 40's with high temperatures tomorrow, a few degrees below average low 60's for downtown san francisco mid-sixties at 64 degrees for oakland, san jose. 66 with concord livermore and santa rosa trying to flirt with 70's. but in the upper 60's, we're going to notice that warming trend, though, in the mid 70's. >> so a good 5 degrees above average for warmest inland valleys and even along the coast going to stay on that mild side. thanks to that cool sea breeze influence in summary and there. but overall, a lot of sunshine this weekend, slight chance of showers on monday. may second, possibly even into a week from tomorrow on thursday, but looks like they're going to be now is bay mud. customers have to conserve water or they could be fined. people are being asked to reduce their water consumption by 10%. the east bay mud board also

mile-per-hour range. now into the 45 mile-per-hour range in oakland and sentences international airport downtown wind is very similar. further inland, the wind gusting at 25 to 30 miles per hour. these numbers continue to drop through the rest of this evening. printing in temperatures for everybody in the low to mid 50s right now, just four days ago we had high temperatures reaching into the 90s for parts of the bay area. tonight, the other side of that, temperatures dropping down to the mid and upper 30s inland, low to mid 40s around the bay. tomorrow's high temperatures, still 5 to 10 degrees below average. low 50s along the coast from upper 50s along the bay with temperatures a mix of upper 50s and low 50s further inland, the very warmest spot in celano and eastern contra costa counties trying to reach toward the mid- 60s. temperatures don't warm up a whole lot for the rest of the work week. below average readings will continue with our next rain chance wednesday night into thursday. another rain chanc

current wind is strongest at the usual spots. 25 mile-per-hour sustained wind. 33 mile-per-hour guests at sfo. the wind will strengthen as a storm system passes north and squeezes the atmosphere. that is why we have a wind advisory in effe stronger than miles per hour. 15 to 25 mile-per-hour sustained wind. some of the peaks above 2000 feet in elevation could get to6 those will be few and far between. we will check the wind hour-by- hour tonight and the first half of the day tomorrow, coming up in a few minutes. >> thank you so much, my friend. >>> a meaningful mural unveiled today in san francisco. it honors 12 heroes who have stepped up to make our world a better place. san francisco city officials with community members and kids. they were also with wells fargo in the chinese culture center to celebrate those unveiled on the mural. kids played a huge role in this project. they conducted community outreach to make sure voices were heard. more than 5000 of you nominated your heroes. >> we are celebrating the mural because people need to be able to see the heroes and be able to share t

sustained wind in the 20 to 30 mile per hour range. at the oakland airport, 35 miles per hour. those are the sustained wind. the gusts are even stronger. 50+ mile-per-hour gusts for both oakland and sfo. widespread gusts in the 25 to 35 mile-per-hour range, 43 miles per hour recorded in palo alto. when the tree came down a couple of hours ago the wind gusts were around 45 miles per hour, strong enough for tree and power line damage. all in the wake of the rain that came through this morning. we were able to pick up a little bit of rainfall, the usual rainy spot in the santa cruz mountains, picked up a half inch of rain, 3/10 of an inch for fremont and mill valley. just over a 10th of an inch for san francisco. just a trace in san jose. have a couple more rain chances down the line in the seven day forecast. we will take a look at that in a few minutes. >> thank you so much. >>> new drone video over what is left of saturday's devastating fire at a home depot in south san jose. look at the damage. the heat was so intense, the roof collapsed. flames also burned a toxic mix of chem

at one point, clocking a 6:43 mile time. mile 91, 9-1, was your fastest split.n? >> i told my crew i'm going to go fast. they're like, you're being an idiot. i go, you can't stop me. >> by 8:20 p.m., oz hit that 98-mile mark, four hours ahead of the previous world record. >> everybody was sober for like two minutes. we took pictures for two minutes. then you get that awkward pause, and i'm like, we got to keep going. >> oz running a total of 19 loops, 116 miles in total. anywhering just before midnight. fundraising for ukraine the whole time. >> something as silly as running around central park all day, which i am the first to tell you is absurd to do, it inspired other people. >> and of course this runner/mentalist wouldn't let us go without one surprise lap. >> i want to you imagine you could go running anywhere in the world or just go somewhere. but i want you to dream. can you picture this place? >> yes. >> i think you went in the city. a specific city, but it was a bigger city, but you changed your mind and went to a smaller city, hold up. hold up. i got to

to even 30 miles an hour. so blustery spots around the bay area now, especially near the coastline. and just inside the bay. >> even some of wind sheltered areas you get inside the bay, not as windy, but still you're looking at some winds, 10, even 20 miles per hour. numbers temperatures, not all that bad. it is cool by the coastline in the 50's there. >> but still hovering in the upper 60's and conquer 69 degrees in pittsburgh. still 70 degrees in fairfield and 72 in santa rosa. all right. we've are kind moved in that transitional period. we're going to see those gusty winds. we said on and off in the spring time in this going to be one of those weeks where you're seeing those periods of the gusty winds kicking in these cold fronts continue to rotate through tomorrow. staying cool again by the coastline. again, another breezy afternoon with some winds 20 to 30 miles an hour looking at 60's inside the bay. still some warm 70's in the valleys. thank you, lawrence. a former secret service agent is one of the fir

san francisco, 49 mile an hour gusts. oakland, a 54 mile per hour gusts. pacifica, 45 same with san carlos and san jose. 38 mile an hour gust and it was blustery all around the bay area remains that way. right now. you see some of those winds as they continue with along the coastline, 30 plus miles per hour over 30 miles an hour and a camp field. so they all around. we've had some gusty winds of more than all the way. in fact, you see here the front has gone through most. that rain really kind of winding down. a couple remnants out there right now over parts of the high country in the sierra nevada toward your 70 area. but really it's been those winds that have been really kicking up in the san francisco, very gusty winds. we have that gust over 40 miles an hour. more to come. in fact, this evening, still gusting to 36 in the richmond. 36 in daly city. 33 in millbrae for the south san carlos looking at 32 mile an hour gust still into the south bay. blustery, too, even though they've got some a mountain that usually a slow down those winds, they've still go

, northwest winds at 21 miles per hour. so the dry, gusty, offshore breeze has left, but we've got more wind now coming in strongly onshore. you can see that right around the peninsula. sustained winds 20 to 30 miles per hour. these winds likely peaking in the next three to four hours. here's why. we've got rain coming back to the bay area. this is going to impact your morning commute and ongoing breezy conditions tomorrow. we're talking highs only in the low to mid-50s for parts of the bay area. and there is actually more rain chances as we go through the week. these storms also cold enough to drop maybe one to two feet of snow in the sierra. we'll have a look at all these changes and how much rain we're expecting out of storm number one and what the follow-up storms could bring to the bay area in our full forecast in ten minutes. >>> when we're not on the air, rob's twitter page is a great resource. he's always tweeting out updates about the changing conditions. that's where i found out about those gusting winds at sfo. m

altamont pass 61 miles an hour amount diablo 53 mount tam 45 miles an hour. can see lots of clear skies. a few high clouds have been drifting overhead just over the past few hours, but today will be a partly sunny or mostly sunny afternoon across the region and also one of the cooler days of the week. right now, san francisco only 54 degrees santa rosa 60 to san jose 61 a bunch of sixties out or concord, walnut creek and brentwood as far as the winds still some breezy conditions out there. you can see santa rosa not to not to extremely windy here. but oakland that's westerly 23 miles an hour and sfo gusting at over 40 miles an hour right now, let's see that san jose observation sustained at 18 gusting to 28 miles an hour. here's a live camera looking out toward the ocean estuary. still, some chop on the water here and looking out towards san francisco. we do have mostly clear skies, but still a few clouds will drift in occasionally. throughout the afternoon hours. so here's the front. we have been watching. no. what no hope of rainfall for us, but definitely

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that works out to eight miles of walking for each mile-long portage. weight was critical. rivers have been pathways for travel and trade for centuries. the aboriginal people use the yellowknife river to travel north in the spring, following the caribou to the calving grounds. then south in the fall to their winter camps. i was inspired and guided by the journal of sir john franklin, who was sent out by the british admiralty in 1819 to explore the coastline of the arctic ocean as part of the search for the northwest passage. after a year traveling up rivers, following the fur trade routes, he arrived at great slave lake, the farthest outpost of the hudson bay company. he started up the yellowknife river in august with three canoes and 27 men, but inadequate supplies. he was completely dependent on chief akaitcho and members of t yellowkni tribe as guides and hunters. he lost half his men to starvation during the second winter but was hailed as a hero on his return to england. i planned to follow is route, but with a more tasty diet of grayling and quinoa. before leaving the

you will notice mount diablo 42 miles an hour. definitely watch out with a strong gusty winds tomorrow, down tree limbs, loose objects getting blown around in a few power outages, not out of the question. this is your wind alert for tomorrow. winds gusting 28 in san francisco, 30 at sfo, that is going to continue. we go into tomorrow morning at 8:00, onshore winds, 27-32 miles an hour, as we head into the morning hours. or the afternoon and evening, 30-34 miles an hour. a strongest over the coast in higher terrain. this is all because of a cold front coming through. winds have kicked up, behind the front the winds are going to continue to remain on the gusty side. it is a dry cold front. we are not expecting rain. we are seeing a beautiful view of san francisco, gusty winds through tomorrow. winds relax on friday, warming begins. it is going to be mild to warm for the upcoming weekend. temperatures in the 40's and 50's. there is a frost advisory and when sheltered areas between lake county between 12:00 and 9:00 a.m. it means fros

miles: it is spring break.irmingham sophomore justin peden is savoring some downtime with friends in the florida panhandle. while thinking about a war more than 5700 miles away. >> i wanted to pullhe curtain back on the world and just, i'm so sheltered, so many of us are sheltered, and to expose them to what is going on out there. miles: eight years ago, he was all of 12, russia's first push into ukraine piqued his curiosity. he gravitated virtually to a place he has never been, and got to know people he has never met. lots of them. >> came to realize that they are just like me. some of them are even adolescents at the time like myself. and this is not a story to them. this is their life. miles: and now, it is a big part of his. young justin is a highly regarded practitioner in the fast-growing field of open source intelligence. it is information in the public domain, hoover doubt by armchair analysts and intelligence professionals alike. is intel craft feed has drawn a quarter million followers, outside and in

napa, 40 mile per hour. wind gusts there.inland valleys for the not only bay area coastline, but even for east bay valleys as well. we could see wind gusts upwards of 45 miles per hour. less sunday morning through sunday afternoon by 3 o'clock that wind advisory going to be allowed to expire. but don't forget, we have another round of the san francisco giants taking on the marlins first pitch. 1 o'clock in the afternoon mid 60's. but take a look at those gusty winds speeds. 45 miles per hour. less for downtown san francisco. so definitely hold onto your hats. don't want to lose those dot. giants and marlins had there. but high temperatures tomorrow, widespread 60's and 70's have be a little bit cooler at 58 degrees. but we're really going to cool down sunday into monday. you're 20 degree drop. our warmest in the valleys. 10 degrees cooler along the coast, but then rebounding very nicely midweek. and i just want make a quick clarification. i am leaving the weekends. that is true. tomorrow will be my last night in june with you

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miles: california provides incentives.ack brower took me to one of the 45 hydrogen filling stations in the state. hydrogen is energy dense but also the lightest element on the periodic table, so it must be highly compressed or liquefied to be distributed. >> it will always be more expensive than gasoline to move around. that's why infrastructure is key. if we can have these built and make a bunch of liquid hydrogen and deliver it this way, it will become less expensive. miles: getting to that point is driving a lot of work at the renewable energy laboratory in golden, colorado. the bipartisan infrastructure bill includes $9.5 billion in federal funding for hydrogen technology development. the department of energy an effort to seed the market with hydrogen distribution hubs across the country. >> to get to a national hydrogen network, government incentives and partnership are critical. this is the energy systems integration facility. miles: mechanical engineer keith wiki runs the fuel-cell and hydrogen technology laboratory

look at bat, 50 mile-per-hour wind gust. 25 miles per hour above half moon bay.ith us throughout much of the day by the time we get into the late afternoon, and then the wind will file back. tomorrow, a little warmer with 70's arriving in the east bay. from below average to near average, look at the yellows. another warm day, 60's in the city, so you will come out of the 50's and as we get into sunday, look at bad, even some oranges from the sacramento valley moving it westward. otherwise, that cool sea breeze with us. 66 for you in san jose as well as livermore. 62 enrichment and the breezy wind at the coast for another day out there. heading out, bring the jacket. karina: hopefully your morning is off to a good start. it will be when i show you what the commute looks like. things are moving nicely out there. seeing lots of green, that is good. the only spot where we are seeing red is for the super commuters coming out of tracy. the walnut creek camera, nice and quiet. things moving nicely in both directions. 46 minutes from tracy to dublin. antioch to concorde,

look at that 58 miles an hour. you can still see some strong winds for fairfield, half moon bay and in san jose current reports out there, there's santa rosa current gust of up to 31 miles an hour seen more of a northwest wind developed more of an onshore breeze and still very strong out toward the coast and right around the bay sfo gusting to over 40 miles an hour here's a live camera looking out toward the golden gate bridge. some haze in the sky. but first thing tomorrow morning we will be talking about some rain drops back in the picture. here is kind of the weather story. the weather timeline. member last thursday. record heat. a big drop off from the temperatures were sunday for today and into monday and temperatures only in the fifties to the lower sixties for tomorrow. so here's the setup for your monday those rain showers making a comeback light to moderate and look what's happening. on the right portion of your screen. we have a winter weather advisory talk about in the sierra. this is the first system he

numerous 30 to 40 mile-per-hour wind gusts.king outside right now from the salesforce shower, this direction is shielded from the wind. temperatures are in the 50s to 60 degrees. a big drop over the next 24 hours. the giants are taking on the padres said 6:45 and the gametime temperature will be 50 degrees. temperatures tonight will be called inland drop into the mid- to upper 30s. it will be another cool day on tuesday with temperatures running 10 degrees below normal. low 50s along the coast with the mix of upper 50s and low 60s farther and then. temperatures stay below average for the remainder of the week. another rain chance late friday continuing friday night into saturday and then we dry out and warm up in time for easter sunday with temperatures closer to normal with the dry weather continuing to start next week. we hope there is even more rain down the line. >>> still ahead, country music is getting it's time to shine >> tonight is the cmt movie awards. >>> coming up, we ask a stamford dr. but can be done to prevent fu

yesterday close to 60 miles per hour. today it is more in the 30 to 35 miles per hour range. you will feel it later on today. a cold morning. 15 degrees cooler compared to this time yesterday. the coldest areas waking up to the 30's. future tracker wind gusts showing winds ramp up this afternoon and evening. not as strong as yesterday but a windy afternoon. clear skies over the city. a lot of sunshine. temperatures in the 50's and 60's. a look at those winds and rain coming up in about nine minutes. kumasi: developing news. philadelphia is the first major u.s. city to bring back its indoor mast mandate. reggie: they dropped the mast mandate a month ago. cases are rising come up more than 50% over the last 10 days. just 46 residents are in the hospital with covid. officials are worried about the uptick and decided to bring back an indoor mast mandate. it starts on monday. if you look at the cdc's numbers, philadelphia cases are low. >> the decisions we are making have to do with local conditions. the cdc has been clear in messaging that local conditions do matter. we hope by h

you will notice mount diablo 42 miles an hour. definitely watch out with a strong gusty winds tomorrow, down tree limbs, loose objects getting blown around in a few powe outages, not out of the question. this is your wind alert for tomorrow. winds gusfrancisco, 30 at sfo, s going to continue. we go into tomorrow morning at 8:00, onshore winds, 27-32 miles an hour, as we head into the morning hours. or the afternoon and evening, 30-34 miles an hour. a strongest over the coast in higher terrain. this is all because of a cold front coming through. winds have kicked up, behind the front the winds are going to continue to remain on the gusty side. it is a dry cold front. we are not expecting rain. we are seeing a beautiful view of san francisco, gusty winds through tomorrow. winds relax on friday, warming begins. it is going to be mild to warm for the upcoming weekend. temperatures in the 40's and 50's. there is a frost advisory and when sheltered areas between lake county between 12:00 and 9:00 a.m. it means frost could kill sensitive

sfo, 21 miles per hour at half moon bay. those are not anywhere really close to wind advisory thresholds. the wind is going to pick up as the storm system passes by to the north and squeezes the atmosphere over the bay area. specifically, the higher elevations. that is where we are going to see the potential for some of those 40 to 50 plus while -- up to 60 miles an hour. i think that is a little bit of a stretch. in the valleys were most of the communities are, we are talking about sustained winds of 15 to 25 miles per hour. strong enough to tip over your guest -- trash can, but not strong enough to do significant tree damage. wind advisory goes into effect at 8:00. we will track those in just a few minutes. >>> bustling tonight with games at both oracle park and chase center. the dubs are looking to wrap up their series against the nuggets tonight at 7:00 while the giants and a's clash in the battle of the bay series . >> it is a big night. live in the chase center on tonight's nba showdown. hi, vern. >> reporter: you got

those winds are going to be gusty in 30 miles an hour or so in some spots right now, 20 mile an hour and gusts, daly, city. 29 right now in the richmond district. 26 in belmont. 29 in burlingame. 21 redwood city. so the winds start to back off a little bit of a boy is still breezy out there in spots. these pay to 22 mile an hour gusts and lorenzo. 29 in newark. and as you head further inland, 20 mile an hour gusts in the blackhawk and 23 mile an hour gusts and toss a her o so yeah, windy in spots around the bay area. there's no getting around that. and i think tomorrow and the afternoon again, the winds are likely to pick up along the coastline, still gusting fairly strong across parts of the some 36 mile an hour gusts up toward the beach. meantime, rainfall amounts about that over a 3rd of an inch and timber on a double just over a quarter of an inch of rain over a 3rd of an inch in fremont, san francisco just over a 10th of an inch of rain. the 10th of an inch of rain in oakland right on the spot and union city over a quarter of an inch mount him, though, had over an inch and a qua

wins are 15 to 30 miles per hour. so this will certainly hamper the fire containment effort to some extent and we have a wind advisory in effect for all the hills of the north bay and the east bay until 3 pm. tomorrow winds will be out of the north that out of the yes out of the north at 20 to 30 miles per hour gusting 50 to 60 miles per hour over the higher elevations. there's a possibility of down trees and power lines. so we'll keep watching this for you. and of course i'll have the full accuweather forecast a little bit. yeah watching it very closely. yeah sponsor. thanks. winds and dry vegetation prompted a red flag warning solano county and parts of the sacramento valley the warning went into effect at five this morning through 5 pm on seasonably warm temperatures have firefighters on high alert this morning fire crews battled a three alarm fire near the cartinas bridge in vallejo a homeowner opened her yard to fire crews giving them access to the fire. only april it gets so hairy here. i'm telling you've got a

yesterday close to 60 miles per hour. today it is more in the 30 to 35 miles per hour range.l feel it later on today. a cold morning. 15 degrees cooler compared to this time yesterday. the coldest areas waking up to the 30's. future tracker wind gusts showing winds ramp up this afternoon and evening. not as strong as yesterday but a windy afternoon. clear skies over the city. a lot of sunshine. temperatures in the 50's and 60's. a look at those winds and rain coming up in about nine minutes. kumasi: developing news.

fors are worked to douse flames near the port. 40 miles northeast of san francisco. jobkpix 5. >> reporter: the question now is how will the fire impact the dealerships waiting for their new cars. firefighters are gaining ground on this four-alarm fire but this fire will stay active until sunday. the firefighters say the fire broke out after 12:00 p.m., port workers saw flames burning the conveyer belt transporting petroleum cook on to a ship. it looks like black dust. the san francisco bay keeper shared drone footage of black streets floating near the fire. officials say the coast guard and u.s. fish and wildlife are mon norring the environmental impact. it engulfed the wooden dock. >> over the dock is concrete. what is burning is the wooden structure and making it difficult for firefighters to defeat the fire. >> reporter: workers moved the ships docked at the port. they are relying on the fire boats to fight the stubborn fire. big flames and black smoke billowed into the sky. fortunately, the winds pushed the smoke away from this wedding happening above the fire.

over 30 miles per hour, everywhere 20 to 25 miles per hour.hese are northwest winds, so it will feel cool until 3:00, 4:00. little change until dinner time and as the sun sets, the wind will ease up. today will be one of the cooler days, mid and upper 50's at the coast. 63 in fremont and the accuweather seven-day forecast, warming up tomorrow, just in time for the weekend. karina: you mentioned the windy conditions. chp has issued a wind advisory. let's take a look at the cameras out there. this is one of those areas, the san mateo bridge, where traffic is building here heading west bound to the peninsula, but it is moving fine for now. no accidents to reports that's the good news. here's the richmond-san rafael bridge, and taking a look at our drive times right now, highway four starting to see those delays from antioch to hercules, 45 minutes. 85 to the airport there, nine minutes to make that drive. no accidents to report, just windy conditions out there. so if you have advanced non-small cell lung cancer, your first treatment could be a ch

money to 30 miles per hour with guts in those hills 50 to 60 miles per hour. that's mainly the north bay hills and the east bay hills, but all the higher elegant elevations in the bay area of course will experience these strong winds. so i'll updated on that and hopefully the winds will diminish a bit by this time tomorrow. yeah, keep your fingers crossed for that spencer. thanks. well fire crews in solano county under that red flag alert already battle the grass fire this morning. the morning went into effect at five o'clock and goes through 5 pm or it went through 5 pm on seasonably warm temperatures have firefighters on high alert this morning fire crews battled a three alarm fire near the carquinas bridge in vallejo a homeowner opened her yard. to fire crews giving them access to the fire. only april it gets so hairy here. i'm you've got a bag by the door all the time waiting for the the fire to come makes us on pretty high alert for the rest of the summer coming up all the way into the fall. the chp shut down the right lane of i-80 work to contain the fir

i live about two miles away.lots of wind, lots of gusts, i had some superficial damage around the house. yes, it was very windy. and what is it about this particular spot here at the needles that makes it just so exceptionally windy? we're incredibly high. the old battery is 80 metres above sea level. that wind is coming straight from the english channel, whizzing up the headland and then across and down, funnelling down into the solent and across the rest of the island. and this is what annette is talking about — a south—westerly wind has an unbroken path over hundreds of miles of open water, over which it blows towards the needles. then, when the wind hits the cliff underneath the weather station, it accelerates upwards and over it on to the anemometer, producing unusually high gusts. so, here, we've really got hundreds of miles, then, of unobstructed wind flow coming right across the atlantic, hitting the headland here at the needles. but, then, as it flows across the rest of the island, it's been reasonably w

sfo 39 miles an hour staying arose about 30 miles an hour in fairfield 25. miles an hour. current wind reports out there right now, fairfield northerly breeze at about 15 miles an hour and a few more reports for you will check out those and not too strong, at least for sfo. in fact, it has been decreasing a little bit. and san jose and northerly wind at about eight miles an hour. here's a satellite the radar. there's a system up here and the cooler air linked up with this guy will definitely move into northern california over the next few days. now, highest from today, we have steadily been cooling off member thursday was the hottest day of the week. we called off yesterday and today. some fifties sixties seventies and a couple low eighties out toward fairfield and antioch's this afternoon. here's a live camera looking out toward the golden gate bridge in the clear for tonight. tomorrow we could have partly to mostly sunny skies for your sunday forecast. and overnight lows will start out our sunday morning with temperatures in the forties and fifties. remember, we have the

seeing wind speeds increasing at around 13 miles per hour.notice winds howling, especially for north bay valleys, that and in solano county fairfield as well. we could see wind gusts near that 50 mile per hour range and even along the coast into downtown san francisco sunday morning into sunday afternoon, we could see wind gusts 45 miles per hour or less. so near wind advisory level territory. very windy conditions out there. so even though we're not under that red flag warning for most of the bay area still be cautious out there because we're tracking relative humidity right now. you're the single digits for fairfield on a count of those northerly winds and even overnight as those wind speeds increase in the teens for north bay and east bay valleys, that's going to continue through sunday afternoon. even spreading southward into san jose until we notice more moisture with that overnight recovery. but gusty winds along the coast as well. increasing wave heights. 22 feet through sunday afternoon for bay area coastline. and look at that tempera

the gusts 30 miles an hour. things are heading in the right direction and things will continue to relax heading through tonight. tomorrow, breezy, not as blustery as today. the rain this morning dropping 1/10th of an inch, a quarter of an inch across the bay area and inland in the santa clara valley. in the santa cruz mountains picked up half an inch of rain. another chance of rain is 48 hours away. we will track that and the next one later on this week coming up. >> see you soon, paul. >>> a live look at the white house where gun rights groups are promising a legal crack down on ghost guns, the firearms do not have serial numbers and do not require a background check. new federal rules will mandate both and require sellers to be licensed and keep purchase records. gun advocates say more regulation will not stop criminals. >> we know that these guns are being built under ground. this law is not going to make that go away. but, i would lope that in a couple of years it is not only plateaued but started to go down

yes this is 1.5 miles of road in golden gate park. it's been open to people for the last two years to people walking, biking and using alternative modes of transportation. um and there's obviously a lot of controversy around this. however the city survey shows that 70% of san franciscans support having this special space in our park. are you concerned about the access that has been brought up? whether it's the disabled being able to go in there? whether it's being able to afford parking and how you get to these places or whether it is even gog museum. how do we get everyone there so that the young museum stays? thriving i mean the mayor tweeted out this morning, she said. obviously a lot of discussions need to happen even if this passes to make jfk drive car free. absolutely so. access and equity are huge issues that we need to be aware of, and what we believe is that all of the issues with accessibility can be solved with all of the programs that the city agencies sfm t a and reckon park have put in place around jfk drive, so there's

into the 25 to 35 mile an hour range by 5:00 tomorrow morning. but that is actually below the wind advisory threshold of 40 miles an hour. the higher peaks outside of the communities in the north bay and east bay are where we are going to get those gusts. over 40 miles an hour. those should relax as we head toward late morning. by that point, even the strongest gusts should be below 30 miles an hour. moisture system missing us to the north. we are going to stay dry through the weekend. there is a chance for a few showers. about a 30 percent chance of anything more than a trace of rainfall on monday. it is still an outside chance at this point when we are below 50-50. it is the only chance we have in the whole seven-day forecast. shaping up after that for the tail end of next week. without any rain in the next several days, nothing to wash any pollen to the atmosphere all the way through the weekend. locked into the medium-high category on the pollen count. looking outside right now, a little bit of cloud cover moving in. we're going to see passin

of near beach appeared one in san francisco. 26 mile an hour winds. 36 mile an hour winds. >> in the richmond right now. 31 in pacifica. 36 in millbrae and burlingame was just some gusty winds all around the bay area falling behind that cold front. so a blustery evening tonight, although these wind should begin to subside as we head throughout the night tonight and then by tomorrow, more of a general sea breeze kicks in late in the day, but we're not done with the rain just yet this front moving on through. i don't see a big dome of high pressure building in behind it. so tomorrow is going to be kind of a cool kind of a brisk afternoon. then as we head toward the next few days, think we might be talking about more rain, maybe late on wednesday into thursday. we'll have more on that coming up a few minutes. >> a loud bang sent crowds of people running away from new york's times square yesterday. the new york city fire department says the boom was caused by a manhole explosion near times square. hard rock cafe. smoke was also seen coming out of the 2 other manholes utility company. con

to 25 mile-per-hour range.ts are in the 30 to 35 mile- per-hour range inland. 56 mile-per-hour wind gusts and 5:00 at sfo, not even the strongest wind gust recorded today at sfo, that was almost 60 miles per hour earlier this afternoon but the wind will gradually relax as we head the rest of the evening and overnight. tomorrow it will be breezy but not as blustery as of today. the wind has been bringing in cooler air, temperatures mostly in the 50s right now. 62 degrees is the warm spot in fairfield, down to 50 degrees already for half moon bay. temperatures bottom out in the low and mid 40s around the bay, mid and upper 30s in lent by early tomorrow morning. that is chilly for mid april, maybe even a bit of patchy frost in northbay valleys. might want to cover up the garden if you have already been doing that so far this season. temperatures tomorrow don't warm up a lot. we will end up 5 to 10 degrees below average. low 50s on the coast and low 50s around the bay, temperatures into the 60s for most inland spot

if i hold it up, it is measuring a wind over 30 miles an hour.rer 44 miles an hour. and this is a cup anemometer. in fact, it is the same technology as at that weather station at the old battery down there. the wind blows into the cup, spins it around on the spindle, and from that, you getjust how windy it is. now, it is windier the higher up you go in the atmosphere, there is less friction to slow the air down, that is what the land surface does. so, actually, the uk's strongest wind gust was on cairngorms summit of 173 miles an hour. a cup anemometer like this will probably get blown to pieces with a wind that strong, so you can have a sonic anemometer which uses the speed of sound waves to judge just how windy it is and from what direction. as clearly windy as it is here today, it is incredible to think that winds can be gusting over 100 miles an hour right here. a break from the wind now, with some of your weather watcher pictures, showing northern ireland and scotland's sunniest march in records going back to 1919. the blue sky followed anot

winds reached at nearly 80 miles an hour. tornado struck as part of the severe thunderstorm, but fortunately it has now passed and that could happen. those metal roofs, obviously not that. >> it's sort of sturdy, but you see a metal roof flying through the air. that is so so dangers. those storms was a widespread outbreak yesterday, but all doesn't take one and because of that damage. and you can see that. but here's the storm system that was rotating through yesterday. you see what our system picks up on the tornado. there it is dropping down in northern parts of ohio. one actually dropping down new york as well and so long that line not thunderstorms with strong enough to produce some of that activity. that's pretty typical of this time of year. taking you back out west. we go. we've got a cold front moving through the bay area today and that some clouds early on in the morning. and then as that moved on through and helped to scour out that marine layer. and that means had a lot of sunshine around the bay area. but the wind

it is near the pass, 55-mile- per-hour gusts an hour ago. the sustained winds at 44 miles an hour. elsewhere across the bay area the winds have not been that strong just yet. you can see the bull's-eye on alameda countian hour. good id go idea to keep both ha the wheel and be prepared for a couple spur attic power outages, i don't think we will see anything widespread. we will track it hour byhour in a few minutes. >> all right, thank you, paul. >>> the box office will open at 2:00 p.m. on friday. the next round the warriors playoff basketball, they are punching the ticket to the western conference semifinals. giants and a's fans gather downtown. the battle of the bay. fans say just getting to the games felt like a win. >> reporter: lucky fans are inside sheltered from the wind whipping around in thrive city. no matter the conditions the fans wanted to be here for this important win. >> reporter: chase center came alive on wednesday night as the warriors try to wrap up the series with a game 5 win. >> this is why we got the tickets. >> should have been done in four but you know wha