nick o'kelly is here with how hot it's expected to get and the warnings coming along with it. >> streams and creeks rising with the rising temperatures as well. as we see additional snow melt. temperatures mild right now, we check in across the board looking at 70s from concord to livermore, after a high of 87 degrees in san jose. you're at 69. at the coast today, we didn't warm things up all that much. we had a marine layer, we lose that tomorrow. winds are in transition right now, we saw the winds coming in off the ocean. 66 is your high off the ocean. with relatively light winds we have a spare the air day tomorrow, and also heat advisory that's going to be in effect from noon until 9:00 p.m. tomorrow for all of our inland locations, away from the water. we're talking triple digit readings and it's going to be a hot one for the next couple days. the extended forecast coming your way in just a few minutes. >> nick, thank you very much. >>> the night is not over yet. already police in san francisco have their hands full, they are investigating two separate shootings which sent three peo

the previous record was 590 pounds. >>> nick o'kelly is here, he has statistics on the weather. some tell me he's got statistics on the hamburger as well. >> almost 1.4 million calories. i'm hungry, what can i say. our esteemed colleague diane dwyer out there with her family. conditions couldn't be better. they had 67 feet of snow. but that guy doesn't look like he should be there. kind of spooky picture. i'm afraid of bears. beautiful conditions up there, it's the ultimate independence day weekend. they have fireworks, the monsters are playing a free show. right now around the bay, nice and warm, cooking inland still. we're starting to cool down, 92 in livermore. 82 sunnyvale. didn't quite warm things up at the coast. we had that onshore wind flow. natural air conditioning. it continues at this hour, tonight the winds are going to shift more toward the northerly direction. get rid of that marine layer, at least shred it up a bit. tomorrow we're warming things up at the coast. inland temperatures jump a good three to eight degrees. it's going to be a scorcher, not just for tomor

nick o'kelly is here, nick, with that fire there obviously the heat plays a role. they said weather plays a role. >> absolutely. >> today we had triple-digits. >> yeah, it was a hot one. inland. our inland valleys we saw lots of triple-digits from livermore through walnut creek, san ramon. tomorrow you're going to be up near the century mark. another hot one, just not quite as hot. inland right now, still in the mid-70s at concord. 78 right now at livermore. slowly cooling down in the 60s. maybe tough sleeping weather for some folks. hoping for some onshore wind flow. but it's hordely even developing. so tomorrow is going to be another warm one. a few degrees cooler, especially at the coast. your fourth of july. i think this is going to be one of the clearest fourths we've had in a long, long time. maybe even completely fog-free. high pressure is dominating things. this isn't going anywhere. it's going to be a warm week for the most part. cooling down a little bit towards thursday, friday. it seems like a long way off. computer models not really developing any mari

and meteorologist nick o'kelly is in for rob mayeda.r you were saying. >> it is. it's nice and cool. it's kind of interesting rob is off this morning, but i've seen him on facebook because we've got a very interesting weather situation bdeveloping. ros ibout that very often.s doesn't happen 've got monsoon moisture moving up fm etheeh.ut in fact it'saingni arongd a obpoluobis.yoelan s o here aee on the rad isthoesn't happenery isten. showerss could hu make it almost into the bay area. it plays into our forecast for today. here's a look at some headlines for us. we've got the low clouds, the fog and the marine layer is pretty deep. in fact it's 3,000 feet deep.cc: that's going to keep temperatures a little cooler than the average for this time of year. of course we've bee t saying tht like the last two months or so. clouds will break up through midday. we'll see a mostly sunny afternoon. but if the sun really gets going, that's going to add to our instability and add to that thundershowerscc1: mainly east of the bay area. we'll be back w

nick o'kelly is here with how hot it got today and what's in store tomorrow. >> we've got another 48 hours of pretty decent heat. triple digits were off our highs of a couple of degrees. it's still warm, 99 in concord, nine 91 in san jose. spare the air continues today. we've got the heat advisory in effect until 9:00 p.m. you want to get sheltered if you can and drink fluids, just sty hydrated. washg at the coast, but that's about to change. they actually 98 have gotten lucky in south san francisco today. they mentioned the breeze, but the winds can really scream from pacifica across to redwood city, up and down the peninsula. but today winds have been are relatively light and coming in from the north and northwest. tomorrow that's going to change. tomorrow we're back to some natural air conditioning coming off the ocean. temps will be cooling a little bit into tomorrow. we'll talk more about that in just a few minutes. garvin. >>> let's talk more about the heat and the impact it's having on holiday plans. a spare the air day meant a ban today on a certain type of outdoor activity.

i'm kris sanchez along with meteorologist nick o'kelly.me way we started it, which is unsummery. >> yeah, yeah, it's been a cool late spring and the summer has been a little cooler than average and now we're talking about maybe some showers and now, for the most part this stays to th south and the east of the bay area, but if you have travel plans to head i-5 southo down through the valley or into the los angeles area, you'll be greeted by some rain showers, maybe some thunder later on today. now, here's how it breaks down for us around the bay. i think temperatures will be pretty much the same as yesterday. it's hard to complain. upper 70s, low 80s inland. but that coastal low cloudiness and fog is thick this morning so it's going to take its time burning off. san francisco mid-60s. 83 san ramon. places like concord 81. normally you'd be in the upper 80s to about 90 degrees this time of year. 80 sonoma, 79 novato, 75 santa rosa. i was talking about that chance of thundershowers. if it happens at all, it's going to be from livermore south

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nick o'kelly is here. i've had the honor to work on independence day the last few years, it's on tv, it's in the newsroom, i try to watch it, and i have to turn away. >> i know, all of a sudden, a hot dog doesn't sound good. how about a burger? burgers sound good? >> yeah. >> prepare to have your mind blown burger lovers. we take you to the alameda county fair. we have live pictures first of all, readings in the upper 90s. check this out, vegetarians, turn the volume down for a second. the largest commercially available burger, they're serving is it. check this out. this thing weighs 625 pounds. we had some video of them prepping it earlier this morning. they put it on the grill at 6:00 a.m. it's been cooking for about 10 hours. this thing has 1 million 375,000 calories. thankfully nobody is trying to eat that all at once. they're serving it in 99 cent bites. all proceeds go to the alameda county food bank. good news there. it's hot, we showed you some temperatures, we'll go back to that screen for a secon

. >>> we're checking in with nick o'kelly right now, what a lovely day we've had today. >> it was gorgeous. >> yeah, temperatures still a little cooler than average, we can't complain. >> right in that perfect range. maybe you could complain if you're along the san mateo county coast today where you didn't see sun at all, it was chilly, with the strong sea breeze. temperatures running about 10 degrees below the average, normally in concord you get to 87 this time of year, 77 today, 73 in santa rosa, and it really took a long time clearing out. think1: is going to be warmer, that is only part of the forecast story. i want to show you the satellite and radar picture. lighting up here across the southern see area rah, throughout the afternoon, dying off here in the last couple hours from lake tahoe into mammoth lakes. we've had flash flood watches, these are strong thunderstorms with heavy rainfall. it's the monsoon, and there is a slight chance we'll see a couple thundershowers pop up around the east bay tomorrow. but it's a very, very small chance. other weather headlines for you, low cloud