mid 50's santa rosa, nap a-fairfield, 57 m current. trees not blowing around in the wind from our roof cam are. turning cloudy overnight tonight. breezy in some areas. we are looking at spotty shower possibility. going into tomorrow in warmer pattern begins the middle of the week. so take a look at the satellite radar. here's the cold city. pretty late in the season to get that low pressure system like this coming through. slide across central california just a little too close for comfort for the bay area so we are going to keep in the chance of isolated shower or thunderstorm going into tuesda tuesday. not a lot showing up at 7:00 a.m. mainly around san jose a little blip like 2:00 p.m. we have a few areas of green showing up to the north to the south 5:00 p.m. santa rosa northward could see isolated shower developing. keeping it in the forecast until late tomorrow night. here's where it's really interesting. expecting 1 to 3 inches of snow above 7000 feet in the sierra nevada. we have seen snow in may up in the high country but it's

mid 50's santa rosa, nap a-fairfield, 57 m current. trees not blowing around in the wind from our roof cam are. turning cloudy overnight tonight. breezy in some areas. we are looking at spotty shower possibility. going into tomorrow in warmer pattern begins the middle of the week. so take a look at the satellite radar. here's the cold city. pretty late in the season to get that low pressure system like this coming through. slide across central california just a little too close for comfort for the bay area so we are going to keep in the chance of isolated shower or thunderstorm going into tuesda tuesday. not a lot showing up at 7:00 a.m. mainly around san jose a little blip like 2:00 p.m. we have a few areas of green showing up to the north to the south 5:00 p.m. santa rosa northward could see isolated shower developing. keeping it in the forecast until late tomorrow night. here's where it's really interesting. expecting 1 to 3 inches of snow above 7000 feet in the sierra nevada. we have seen snow in may up in the high country but it's

mid 50's santa rosa, nap a-fairfield, 57 m current. trees not blowing wind in the wind from our roof cam are. turnight overnight tonight. breezy in some areas. we are looking at spotty shower possibility. going into tomorrow in warmer pattern begins the middle of the week. so take a look at the satellite radar. here's the cold city. pretty late in the season to get that low pressure system like this coming through. slide across central california just a little too close for comfort for the bay area so we are going to keep in the chance of isolated shower or thunderstorm going into tuesda tuesday. not a lot showing up at 7:00 a.m. mainly around san jose a little blip like 2:00 p.m. we have a few areas of green showing up to the south 5:00 p.m. santa rosa northward could see isolated shower developing. keeping it in the forecast until late tomorrow night. here's where it's really interesting. expecting 1 to 3 inches of snow above 7000 feet in the sierra nevada. we have seen snow in may up in the high country but . in the season. going to

upper 80's in the north bay. 88 at nap a.88 at fairfield and license more at antioch and 88 along the peninsula down in redwood city and 81 was the high here in san francisco. and that's just the beginning of this hot spell. next two days we have a heat advisory in effect from tomorrow afternoon to wednesday night. before virtually all of the bay area will see high pressure in the 90's right around the bay between 96 and 100 in our inland location. we have warm nights in the hills and of course the risk of heat related illness so please bear it in mine. live view from the tower cam are over san francisco right now. air quality poor today. it's poor again tomorrow. it's our second consecutive spare the air day. air quality inland east bay and santa clara valley ozone pollution continues to rise. i'll be back with the accu-weather 7 day forecast in a few minutes. >> thanks very much. things only get tougher for those looking for way to beat the heat. 7 news reporter nick smith has more now from san jose where temperatures could break some records later this week. >> they say it gets up

especially the delta and places like fairfield and nap but as we head into tomorrow. i think the best chance in the is a round tomorrow in the afternoon. the biggest impact does look to be the dry lightning it is really try out there so we will not see a lot of rain hit the ground. temperature wise, out the door low fifties for the most part tomorrow. in to the crowd after and was the temperature is very similar to what we to what we saw today. a little cooler but the immediate coast would hit 70 in vallejo at 73 in antioch. again, may lead to the delta and through napa slight chance and to livermore valley. temperatures in to the '90s for the weekend. >> catherine: one-point-8 million pounds of ground beef are being recalled over a possible e-coli contamination. >> catherine: the meat came from the wolverine packing company in detroit michigan. it's believed that 11 people got sick after eating the beef. the affected beef products were shipped to restaurants in massachusetts, michigan, missouri and ohio. >> catherine: thousands of dead fish are washing ashore in southern california. biologists say it m