some low 50s in those north bay valleys.hs tomorrow mid 80s around san jose and still a chance south of downtown towards morgan hill will be close to 90 degrees, but that's better than the upper 90s we had for the last couple of afternoons. tri-valley near 90 degrees in pleasanton, about 91, in concor, oakland, upper 70s 72, in san mateo, low 70s into downtown san francisco and 80s, mostly across those north bay valleys, upper 80s towards santa rosa. so moving forward friday. similar temperatures. the trend as we get into the weekend, though, dropsse temperatures even more sunday. inland highs 70s and low 80s as you make your labor day weekend plans. lake tahoe looking pretty good. 70s and 80s in the forecast out towards santa cruz. some low clouds for the morning. highs there in the mid 70s and san francisco. looking pretty good too. right now labor day likely to be the warmest day in that 7-day forecast. but in terms of the hottest temperatures, that's going to hold off until the very end of the 7-day forecast approaching

they'll be in the low 50s in the north bay valleys, 50 degrees in petaluma early tomorrow morning. warmest spots will be in the low 60s around antioch and brentwood, mid- to upper 50s in the santa clara valley, a degree or two below average for pretty much the bay area, mid- to upper 80s in the santa clara valley, inland in the east bay in the low 90s, the hotspots, mostly 70s around the bay, low 80s down the peninsula and redwood city and the north bay valleys as well, low to mid-80s, cooler along the coast with temperatures topping out in the 60s there. long range we are going to see more turbulence in the forecast on the ten-day temperature outlook for livermore. this is the roller coaster ride i was talking about. the coolest days will be thursday and friday. high temperatures in livermore might not make it out of the 70s. that's the influence of the next storm system, but it doesn't last long, low 90s already by sunday and flirting with 100 degrees monday, tuesday, and wednesday. it won't be a long stretch of really hot weather, but it's definitely going to be hot out there. fi

bay. won't take long to pull out of inland valleys. we're going to start off close to average. these are the forecast lows for tomorrow. starting off in the low 50s into the northbay valleys efficient at collecting the cooler temperatures. let's get the right numbers on the map here and talk about low temperatures for tomorrow morning. there we go. every once in a while the computers play tricks on us. 50s for most of us. some of us staying in the lower half of the 60s. that's the case in the santa clara valley as well. let's take a look at forecast high temperatures for tomorrow. that's more like it. low to mid-90s in the santa clara valley. 100 degrees around morgan hill. the hottest spots make it to about 100. likely for fairfield as well. a mix of 0s and 80s around the bay, 90 degrees down the peninsula in redwood city. mid-60s along the coast in half moon bay. san francisco should top # 0 degrees tomorrow afternoon. temperatures in the north bay not quite as hot as other parts of the bay area. the good news is, if you're not a fan of the heat, the heat is not going to last forever. we return to near average temperatures by the end of the week. and the long

even a little bit cooler as we head to the north, into the inland valleys of the north bay.e coast to around 50 degrees early tomorrow morning in bodega bay. temperatures for the north bay tomorrow afternoon respect going to be as warm as other inland parts of the bay area, mostly low to mid-80s. upper 70s for napa. the hottest spots east of the oakland hills. when the hot spots are mid 90s, we're doing okay in august. 70s and low 80s down the peninsula into south end of the bay with temperatures in the santa clara valley getting up into the mid-80s in san jose but then farther up into the 90s as we look farther and farther inland. the return to normal temperatures is actually going to last far while. the 8 to 14-day outlook from the climate prediction center is going to show us, hopefully -- it's not going to show us everything. well, we're going to see temperatures staying close to normal the next several days. the 8 to 14-day outlook shows a return of below averages, actually, as we get past the midpoint of august. temperatures stay in the 80s inland through most of next

which means low 50s in the north bay valley and right here just above 50 degrees with most of our temperatures in the upper 50s and making it into the low 60s for san jose and a whopping 1 degrees above average where we could handle up and to the 80s. even the warmer spots getting into the upper half of the 80s around 80 degrees at all. it's several degrees below normal. 60s in san francisco. and a few spots staying into the upper 70s tomorrow, especially inland spots running half a dozen below normal for the end of the workweek. then as we would hit the end of the forecast and beyond that, the 6 to 14-day outlook which is a strong signal towards warmer than normal conditions, setting up shop for much of northern california as we would finish off the month of august. and let's take a look at that warming trend that's visible and the sate thing on a sunday kind of a mix. and likely wednesday as well if we were looking beyond seven days. temperatures will also warm up just not as much and into the low 80s by monday and tuesday getting close to 10 degrees above normal and you would expect not to

so moderate is the worst view we get at ground level mainly inland for the north bay and east bay and in the santa clara valley. in terms of thunderstorm threat for tomorrow, outlined a broad area where thunderstorms are going to be more likely than they are in the bay area, outlining possible for most of the sierra into southern california and big chunks of nevada, utah, and arizona the concern is that while we are looking at thunderstorms that will drop some rain, will not drop enough to significantly attenuate the wildfire threat and that means the threat of new fires will be with us as we go into both tomorrow and saturday. high temperatures today , the inland heat returned. low 90s in santa rosa, mid-90s were conquered. mid 80s with mid-70s for hayward and mid-60s for half moon bay and in san francisco. no heat building and near the water over the next several days. temperatures tonight will be slightly above average for the east bay and for the santa clara valley. mostly in the 60s but low 50s for much of the north bay valleys and temperatures in the middle portion of the 50s right around the bay. the fo

north bay valley, bit of a break. and let me get out of the way for san francisco.could be exact repeat of what today was. 67 is exact average for this time of year. it will be gray, most of the day. because even marine layer probably only melts back just to like the west half of the city and never really clears, we were watching storm grove all afternoon from that beautiful park this afrnoon on pix plus. some sun but not long. high resolution radar, complex of thunderstorms on the other side of the state. very localized. different story from yesterday and the day before that, especially when they were much more widespread. so that pattern is quieting down, that is a live look at the marine layer. watch the time lapse the last few hours. there is a beautiful onshore surge, that is mount tam, beautiful silhouette, little fog form there. any smoke coming our way? thankfully, no. the two fires that would be significant producers of that, while they are still producing smoke, by the way, the park fire sits over there north of chico, whatever smoke it is producing, you s

temperatures in the north bay will be in the cool spots dipping down by early tomorrow. the north bay valleyys efficient in collecting some of the cooler air. temperatures warm up in the low 90s. mostly 80s for the north bay. 60s and 70s in san francisco. you go farther to the east, it is still going to be warmer than normal. low to mid-90s. then you get into the santa clara valley. into the 90s for morgan hill. which for the middle of august is not bad at all. temperatures will back down slightly below average as we would hit the second half of the weekend, continuing into early next week. for the bay area and most of california, most of the west coast, the 8 to 14-day outlook center showing a good chance of cooler than normal temperatures through the back half of august. this will last for a decent amount of time. take a look at your seven-day forecast. kind of averaging out of temperatures in the middle portions of 80s. warming up a little bit, but only what's normal by tuesday and the rest of next week. temperatures will make it up to the 60s and monday. and the beginning of next week an

so with the clear skies in those north bay valleys, watch the temperatures tomorrow morning. it feels a bit more like fall. we've got some 40s out there, so as the kids head off to school in the north bay counties there, or maybe even towards the inner portions of the east bay, you're going to want a jacket. we've got 40s and 50s to start off the morning. nice temperature recovery as we pass lunchtime. bayside temperatures in the 60s and 70s with mid to upper 80s in the monday forecast. so trending warmer for morgan hill southward out towards the tri-valley and the north bay. and now tuesday the maps turning orange again. we've got those mid 90s showing up in concord and walnut creek seconds into morgan hill and san martin southward and seconds around santa rosa. but then the temperatures do start to cool down. as we get into wednesday and thursday. the winds are going to pick up and we're going to see more clouds and look at this thursday into friday showers returning to parts of northern california. it's another area of low pressure dropping down from the pacific northwest t

the coolest readings as usual in the north bay valleys down to 51 degrees in petaluma and santa rosa. temperatures are going to warm up too close to normal, but slightly below average, mostly in the low to mid-80s in the north bay. only 77 in vallejo. the warmer spots up to 80 degrees around antioch and not that warm and a bigger drop in temperatures will kick in on thursday and friday. some of those spots will be closer to average. we will be in the valley from san jose to los gatos and down to morgan hill. a look at the ten-day temperature outlook where everybody would focus on the cool down that will be kicking in followed up by the climb on the temperature roller coaster. so livermore will have some of the biggest swing. we are talking about mid-70s for highs on thursday and friday. that's a dozen degrees below normal and then we climb up rapidly over the weekend. we are talking about upper 90s and the low 100s on monday, tuesday, wednesday. the little stretch of cooler than normal temperatures and the chance for showers followed up by the good old fashion late august heat. you ca

a mix of 50s and 60s, the north bay valleys are efficient catching the air and dropping down to the lower 50s to begin the day tomorrow, we are going to warm back up, not much in the east bay. some spots staying in the 70s and even in napa. hot spots will be where they are today. lower half of the 90s, 95 degrees in antioch. hot spot instead of 101 degrees. san francisco in oakland. temperatures a couple degrees warmier and toasty. middle 90s. these temperatures will continue to decrease as we head into the workweek and head into the weekend as well. the cooler days will be sunday and monday. average high in livermore is in the upper 80s, close to 90 degrees, just above that the next few days and then drop back into the middle 80 s and sunday. warming back up close to normal next weekend. the onshore breeze will direct wildfire smoke away from us from park fire that is still burning, but west to east wind will keep the smoke blowing away from us that is not so good for folks in nevada and idaho and montana. it looks like our air quality should be heading in a positive direction. the tempe

valley. the warmest spots in the delta staying below 60 degrees. 50s around the bay, 54 degrees in san francisco. close to average low. and for the north bay valleys, cooler, collecting some of the cool air down to 50 in petaluma. 49 degrees by early tomorrow morning in santa rosa. then, the temperatures warming up. you will warm up by 40 degrees in santa rosa in the upper half of the 80s the rest of the north bay, reaching the lower 80s. temperatures on the hot end, not that hot. below 90 degrees. 60s and 70s for san francisco and oakland. mostly 70s around the bay. middle 70s for fremont. and in the santa clara valley, reaching up into the lower to middle 80s. territory that we can handle. not going to last forever. eventually we will return to closer to, well, 90s and triple digit temperatures, in the 6-10 day outlook it shows beyond the seven-day forecast we are going to keep the cool weather sticking around. the whole western u.s., you can get a sense of the big picture perspective. the warmest air pushed off. in that time frame that takes us into the back half of august we are talking about a significant cooler than average tempe

even the usual cool spots in the north bay valleys only dip down to the mid-50s by early tomorrow morning. with that fog for much of the day even inland, it will take until late morning to dissipate. our temperatures will be slow to warm-up, only mid-70s for most of the north bay, low 70s for san rafael and across the bay in oakland, upper 60s in san francisco. inland we see the departure from normal, about a half dozen degrees below average in concord, 82 degrees, only the warmest spots into the middle portion of the 80s tomorrow afternoon. the exception to the below average inland temperatures, the santa clara valley still right around what's normal in san jose, a whopping 1 degree below average tomorrow afternoon in the santa clara valley. we've been keeping you updated on the long range temperature outlook. on the eight to 14-day outlook which takes us almost to the end of august, we've updated you on the progression of the heat dome, the warmer than average temperatures getting closer to us once again. now looking to the end of august, it does look like all of the western u.s. is sho

the coolest spots this morning, north bay valleys. few spots in the upper 40s. tomorrow morning, not that comfortable. you warm up. then, starting off at 50 degrees in santa rosa you will warm up to 90. most of the rest of the bay will be in the 80s. warmest spots, just above 90 degrees. fairfield at 90, middle 80s for livermore. in august, that is bonus territory. 70s for the most part around the bay. temperatures around the valley. to the lower 80s tomorrow afternoon. the temperatures are within a degree or two on either side of what is normal for this time of the year. that is the theme not just in the seven-day forecast but when you look beyond that. the 10 day outlook shows a continuation of near average temperatures, this is the 10 day outlook for livermore. a lot of ups and downs this time of the year. instead, the warmest days, near normal of tuesday and wednesday next week. into the upper 80s. enjoy it while you last. heading into august and september there will be hotter conditions in store and offshore winds developing. in the short term, the onshore

that's a slight warm up for the north bay valleys. you were down to 51 degrees and the upper 40s.tead, tomorrow's high temperatures or the low temperatures in the lower half of the 50s. and it will be in the 50s. and temperatures in the valley dropping to around 60 degrees where we do warm up within a degree or two and a whopping 1 degree above normal. they will climb up to a round of 90 degrees for fairfield, antioch, brentwood and up in santa rosa and temperatures around the bay in the upper 60s for san francisco and oakland. there is not a whole lot of variation there for livermore. average high is 88 degrees and the warmest around that by the middle of next week. eventually you know that you would hit september and another spell of the inland heat that's headed our way with the offshore winds as well. and that we are also avoiding the most wildfire smoke employing around the state. blowing off the boise fire to the northwest of redding and the fire in eastern lake county called the reservoir fire, directing most of the smoke towards sacramento, the loop of the smoke plume in t

north bay valleys are waking up to gray. let's get a close look at the tri-valley. you can see the urban great out there. coming down 680 and going up 580. that will not get great over tomorrow. you wake up with clear skies tomorrow and as a result your temperatures will be warmer. i have daytime highs for the tri-valley going up to the low 90s tomorrow. where as if you are in the immediate bay and you are getting the benefit of the marine influence the temperatures will stay closer to average. these are tomorrow's numbers. pick out your part of the bay. i will remove the clouds to get a better view of the daytime highs. 84 in san jose, just 1-2 degrees above average and if we pick up the northbay numbers you will stay in the 80s. santa rosa in the mid-80s tomorrow. that covers monday. a cloudy start in the morning. more sunshine than anything else. let's get into the seven day forecast and we will go to the in the and microclimate. there is a quick spike in heat that shows up on tuesday. after doing low 90s on monday you have to jump up to close to 100 for the dayt

even the north bay valleys, in the lower 50s, some spots in the upper 40s earlier this week, dipping down to the middle portion of the 50s tomorrow afternoon. we do warm up to within 5 degrees on either side of average. the hottest spots, 91 degrees for hillsburg, mostly in the 80s, farther to the east, lower 90s for fairfield, antioch, concord, hot spots in the lower 90s that means no triple digit heat, nothing close to it. temperatures in the 70s around the bay and lower to middle 80s for the santa clara valley just a little warmer as you make your way farther and farther inland and morgan hill. as we look at the 10 day outlook, near normal temperatures in store for us tomorrow. it will remain that way for most of the next week and a half the warmest day, it will be a week from yesterday, tuesday, 91 degrees. average high in livermore is 88. we are only talking hottest day about 3 degrees above average. looking a little farther down-the-line. we will have to monitor the wildfire smoke. tracking it over the next couple of days with the onshore breeze, the storm that i referenced at

trying to sneak into the santa clara valley tomorrow morning, same for the north bay valleys. it will not last long. along the coast some glimmers of sunshine peeking through. those pretty few and far between for the next couple of days. let's take a look at low temperatures for tonight, which are going to drop down to basically what's normal for this time of year, which is an achievement considering that we were hot inland today. temperatures into the 60s in the santa clara valley. mostly 60s inland in the east bay with 50s around the bay and also 50s for the north bi. vallows tend to collect cool air more efficiently, and that's the case through tonight. down to the low 50s by tomorrow morning in petaluma and santa rosa. temperatures warm up into the mid-80s for the north bay. stepping back from the 90s today. triple digit temperatures east of the oakland hills today, mostly 90s. close to 100 in antioch. no such worries for san francisco and oakland, upper 60s and low # #10s. low 60s along the coast with temperatures in the santa clara valley more of a mix of 80s and 90s ins

50s later this evening and into tonight, mid-50s along the coast and a few temperatures in the north bay valleys in the low 50s, 53 degrees in petaluma and santa rosa to start the day friday and then we warm up. we're talking about pretty comfortable conditions overall, a mix of upper 80s and low 90s, 70s and 80s around the bay and 80s to low 90s in the santa clara valley, slightly above normal, about 3 degrees above average in san jose, but very reasonable for late august. we return to near average temperatures by the weekend. it's not going to last too long. this is the six to ten-day temperature outlook from the climate prediction center through the first full weekend of september. that is a pretty much locked in chance of warmer than normal conditions. the eight to 14-day outlook which takes us over a third of the way through september doesn't move things around a lot. once the hot weather returns, it looks like it's going to make itself at home through at least the first half of the new month. enjoy the comfortable temperatures while they're here, highs even for inland parts of the bay area

temperatures will dip to the lower 50s in the north bay valleys, some of the cooler spots, 52 degreestaluma. not a whole lot of variation, the warmest spots staying in the low 60s around antioch and brentwood and 60 degrees for a low temperature in san jose by early tomorrow morning and then we warm up still within about 5 degrees of average, 2 degrees above normal in san jose, 3 degrees above normal in concord, low to mid-90s for the hottest spots on the map, nothing even close to triple digit heat. temperatures around the bay in the 70s, 70 degrees in san francisco, 60s along the coast, and most inland parts of the north bay in the 80s until you go farther inland. that's where you're more likely to get up to just above 90 degrees in santa rosa and a little farther above 90 degrees in healdsburg, but that is appropriately hot for this time of year. farther down the line, there are signs things will change a bit at the end of the month. this is the eight to 14-day forecast. the warmest temperatures are shaping up well to our east. it does look like we are going to see things pivoting

temperatures tonight mostly in the 50s, even 40s in the north bay valley.tures will heat up inland, in fact, still a little bit too warm for an afternoon walk for heath and koa here in brentwood which will get up to 90 degrees. that's going to be one of the hottest spots around the entire bay area. if you're wearing a fur coat, you don't want to be out in that kind of weather. an early morning walk, probably a better idea for these two. our forecast high temperatures for tomorrow will be almost exactly normal for this time of year. we'll start in the santa clara valley where temperatures will top out in the low to mid-80s, 82 degrees in san jose, 1 degree above average. we can handle that. mostly 70s around the bay, near 80 degrees down the peninsula in redwood city, upper 60s in san francisco, 1 degree below average and the hottest spots, around 90 degrees, not that bad for the middle of august. it doesn't look like this pattern changes a lot through the just the seven-day forecast, but beyond. temperatures in the north bay, mostly low 80s up to the upper

the exception of that might be the north bay valley where it will hang on there until 9:00, 9:30. then they will start to dissipate. backing up in the coast by mid-morning and pulling away the coast as we head towards midday into the afternoon. coastal parts of the bay area, probably a mix of clouds and perhaps full sunshine. but still a little bit of sunshine along the coast in the month of fog. and we will definitely take that. tomorrow's temperatures will heat up. we have a photogenic pup as the dog of the day. some dogs you need to bribe them. this dog looks like she was born. and temperatures tomorrow, still getting up to or above 90 degrees in the afternoon. and don't think that she will be too enthusiastic. but earlier on in the day, it's time to wait until closer to sunset. there are cooler temperatures on the way later on this week. let's talk about tomorrow's forecast highs as we will start with the north bay where the temperatures won't be as hot as other inland parts of the bay area because the fog will last just a little bit longer there. that will keep your temperatu

low 50s along the coast with temperatures in the north bay valleys also dipping down into the low 50s 51 in petaluma, and bodega bay at 50 degrees to begin the day tomorrow. along the coast, you're not going to warm up a whole lot. north bay getting into the 80s. napa topping out just short. more 90s east of the oakland hills. low to mid-90s a step back from where we were earlier in the the week. temperatures around the bay upper 60s and low 70s in san francisco and oakland, exactly normal for this time of year and a few degrees above average in the santa clara valley. mid 80s in san jose but up to the mid-90s around morgan hill by tomorrow afternoon. temperatures are going to settle down to near average as we hit the end of the -- tomorrow and into the weekend as well. but the long range outlook shows the persistence of this slightly cooler weather pattern. temperatures in the 80s are warm, but for livermore your average high temperature's close to 90 degrees. below average temperatures by sunday, monday, and tuesday. even once we warm u, though, we're not talking about ridiculous te

60s, low 50s along the coast with half moon bay and pacifica, low 50s in san francisco and the north bay valleyslways more efficient collecting cooler air in the lower half of the 50s. we warm up, inland temperatures running 4 to 5 degrees above normal, low 90s in santa rosa. most north bay temperatures will be in the 80s. low 90s east of the oakland hills for fairfield, concord, antioch and livermore. all temperatures will return to the slightly below average levels for the second half of the weekend, mid- to upper 80s for most of the santa clara valley until you get farther inland towards morgan hill as we hit the afternoon hours saturday. let's look at the long range outlook here as we look at the climate prediction center's forecast for the eight to 14-day time frame and it's the same story. the warmest weather is pushed to our east, significant signal towards cooler than average temperatures, the just for the bay area, but most of california, most of the west coast as we head into late august. if you're ready for a little break from the summertime heat, it's going to stick around a while, i

temperatures in the north bay valleys also dipping into the low 50s. 51 in petaluma.ll bounce back, but it's not overly hot for most of us. temperatures in communities in the north bay mostly in the 80s. there will be some 90s on map, but toll erably hot. temperatures in the santa clara valley getting up to the mid-80s until you go farther inland, where temperatures are more likely to get up into the middle portion of the 90s. check the dog walking forecast for tomorrow as we take a look at angel here who has a good idea on how to beat the heat in sonoma tomorrow. not really the heat, the warmth, but too warm for an afternoon walk, especially for a dark-furred dog like her. well, get out of the water, seems like she's enjoying herself. a pretty good idea overall. check out the seven-day forecast, we do have temperatures that are going to return to near average levels over to next several days. maybe on the slightly positive side inland, but then 80s across the board from sunday through most of next week. some minor ups and downs on a day by day basis. we stay in the a

the north bay valleys were also relatively cool and boy relented the drop up there in the temperaturesere we were when we ended this week. to what your weekend has felt like and temperatures now starting to climb a bit. let's go in order. tomorrow, let's -- we're going to lose the energies that we've got for today and i want to bring you through the overnight hours and into tomorrow morning. so let's get the wide view on this virtual ma'am. and i'm going to play forward the forecast for how the marine layer is going to return tonight. and while we are going to see it build back in, tomorrow, it will fill in through the immediate golden gate bridge and you can always kind of gauge in a pretty reliable way, what those daytime highs are going to be like by how far inland the marine layer gets in tomorrow. in other words, 7:00 a.m. tomorrow, monday, marine layer is coming in and overto the east bay and that's it. you will have some gray skies in the city and some morning fog coming in through the golden gate bridge and some marine layer gray overhead in oakland but down into the santa clar

even some low 50s along the coast and for the north bay valleys down to 51 degrees in petaluma but evenoolest spots should stay above 50 degrees. no 40s on the map to begin the day tomorrow. high temperatures are going to climb into the 80s and low 90s for the north bay. the hottest spots as always farther inland in the east bay. up to or around 100 degrees. the triple digit temperatures are going to be fairly few and far between. 70s for san francisco and oakland. near 90 down the peninsula in redwood city. temperatures mostly in the mid-90s for the santa clara valley. and as we look at the ten-day temperature outlook, we're going to see a quick drop. temperatures in livermore in the low 90s through the first half of the weekend but then returning to the lower half of the 80s by monday of next week. just remaining near or slightly below average for those high temperatures as we head through most of next week. the second full week of august actually is going to be feeling pretty good. in terms of wildfire smoke, most of that concentrated near the site of the park fire. smoke blowing off

north bay valleys kind of have a nice little break from the numbers st. city over on the east side will make it into the 60s tomorrow, so there will be about a ten-degree temperature spread tomorrow from the west side, polo fields and the park, all the way out towards downtown. this is classic summer when we look at how the microclimates tend to develop across much of the bay as a whole. let's get into the seven-day forecast now. and we'll go first with the warmest microclimate, seven-day, inland. monday is the coolest. so if today -- tomorrow you're seeing a few degrees above average a gradual cooling trend gets you into monday. temperatures come down to the low to mid-80s. that's a few degrees below average for this time of year. we'll do the seven-day forecast for the bay. you could see your numbers farnd upper 60s to low 70s. to round this out, it's always good to split the difference. san jose, you'll be the good representative for the temperatures in there. more sunshine than anything else. that's pretty much spot on the mark for average for like se

around 60 degrees around the bay, mid-50s for the coast and the coolest spots will be in the north bay valleys into the low 50s in petaluma and in santa rosa to begin the day tomorrow and then temperatures are going to warm back up which is what we expect in early august. inland temperatures mostly 80s and 90s. the best chance of getting further into the 90s will be east of the oakland hills. temperatures around the bay, 60s and 70s and barely above 60 degrees, once again, right along the coast with 20 of fog and low cloud cover over the next several days, including if you're heading out to an all-important event this weekend, the world dog surfing championship is happening on saturday. temperatures are going to be in the 50s as things are getting going in the morning. 60s by the afternoon but low 60s, plenty of clouds overhead, you're heading up to the county fair, opening weekend. it will be hot but appropriately hot for this time of year, just running maybe five degrees above average and 90 degrees on saturday took a few degrees cooler than that on sunday. if you're looking ahead and thinki

the very coolest spots in the north bay valleys around petaluma dropping to the low 50s to begin theay tomorrow and then temperatures warm up to a couple degrees above average, certainly not unreasonable for august. healdsburg up into the mid-90s, just above 90 degrees in santa rosa, 80s around napa and vallejo with temperatures inland in the east bay 91 for concord, 94 degrees in fairfield. are when 94 is the hotspot on the map in the middle of august, it's not that hot. comfortable temperatures around the bay, 70 in san francisco with temperatures in the santa clara valley up mostly to the low to mid-80s. the farther inland, mort likely temperatures get a bit farther up into the 80s. let's talk about the long range outlook. we've been talking about this the past several days with the warmest temperatures pushed farther east, but this is the eight to 14-day outlook which takes us to almost the end of the month. that warmer signal will make its way closer to the bay area. as we head into early august, it looks like we might be back into a hotter pattern, but not in the short term. th

that's not bad for august and into the north bay valleys, temperatures will dip further down into the 50s by early tomorrow morning and then we do heat up once again. so we will drop those often and take a look at the forecast, which will be well into the 80s for the north bay, but not quite as far into the 80s as you were today. still into the 90s farther to the east. 95 for fairfield. 99 degrees in antioch. close to and short of 100 degrees. one very important degree. 97 degrees for the high temperature in livermore with temperatures in the santa clara valley getting up into the 80s and the low to mid-90s. up to 96 degrees in morgan hill and back around the bay here where the temperatures will be in the upper 60s and the low 70s in san francisco and oakland, which is very close to what is normal for this time of the year. the ten-day temperature outlook though does show a bit of a change that will be more noticeable especially farther inland. livermore is the representation of those inland temperatures because it will tend to have more fluctuation this time of the year. that'll be t

we've got some low 50s around the north bay valleys for the morning. near 60 to start in san jose. upper 50s in san francisco and oakland. then notice the temperatures during the day tomorrow. we add on to the rise in temperatures we saw today near 90. tomorrow in san jose, mid 90s in morgan hill. warmest places around the bay area tomorrow. concord antioch. upper 90s. pretty close to it. to around livermore. low 80s into oakland, 70s around san mateo. downtown san francisco. climbing into the mid 70s and the north bay. seeing 80s and low 90s on our way to tuesday and wednesday. now likely to be the warmest days of the week. moore mid to upper 90s inland. that's going to take us into tuesday and wednesday. then later this week we'll begin to see another area of low pressure on approach right there towards thursday. and friday that will bring the sea breeze up and drop our temperatures back down again as we head towards next weekend. so look at san francisco for a change. more sunshine numbers in the mid to upper 70s for the first half of the week, and our valley temperatures. that

the coast and then by the overnight hours looks like we'll be reaching the east bay valleys that patchy fog in the north bay valleys and south bay valleys as well. that should linger on into the morning before things start to make out the afternoon. so morning clouds afternoon sun for saturday. and for tonight. now we have those clouds increasing as you saw there in that future cast model, a bit breezy. we could see some gusts up to 20 miles per hour. temperatures down to the low 50's mid 60's inland. and looking ahead at the rest of your weekend. so 90's inland, low 90's, there, 70's by the bay 60's over by the coastal sunday. you'll notice a big change in the 80's and it looks like temperatures will be staying will be holding on to the 80's in the long range the 7 day when i come back in - a few minutes. back to you. >> all right. thank you, gayle. well, newly released police body camera footage is shedding more light on that attempted assassination of former president trump videos. also raise new questions about security measures in place that day. washington correspondent maddie beer-temple is in dc

the fog will spread out, future cast indicating reduced visibilities around the bay, the coast, the valleys of the northnd the santa clara valley to begin the day tomorrow. i don't think the fog will make much of a climb. visibility will improve. fog backing up to the coast by late morning, not going to dissipate along the coast you might see a glimmer or two. that will be in short supply over the next few days, once the sun emerges the temperatures will warm up to a normal start to the day. looking at tomorrow's forecast low temperatures and it will be a mix of 50s and 60s by early tomorrow morning, 60s in the santa clara valley. mostly 60s in the east bay. that is not that far above normal for that time of the year. 50s around the bay, temperatures inland, north bay, not going to be inland or mild as other parts, reaching down into the lower 50s by tomorrow morning and the temperatures will bounce back the north bay, climbs up into the 80s for the most part, the warmest parts, 90 degrees, today, hottest spots, east of the oakland hills, i think we will avoid triple digit territory. back within a degre

we're going to see a few spots with those clear skies in the north bay valleys into the 40s for tomorrow morning. notice the clouds and a little bit of drizzle near the coast. not much in the way of low clouds inland as we transition to a warmer forecast, especially for inland valleys from monday through wednesday. so here's a look at those morning temperatures 40s around napa and santa rosa. mid 50s towards the tri valley, mostly 50s bayside. then by lunchtime we'll see the numbers starting to climb up into the 70s inland. not very warm for places like san francisco. still upper 60s mid 70s into oakland. mid to upper 80s south of morgan hill down towards san martin and notice the tri-valley mid 80s. then temperatures will jump about 5 to 10 degrees there in the tuesday forecast. mid 90s coming back for a day around solano county and inland. contra costa county 85. in san jose, 70s bayside. then as we get into wednesday and thursday, notice how the temperatures start to cool down. it will turn windy and cooler as we head into thursday. plus, we've got clouds coming in which could result

then as we pass midnight to 4 a.m, we begin to see more low clouds into those north bay valleys.ut san jose and the santa cruz mountains, maybe the santa cruz mountains might have some of the best viewing are out towards the southern half of the diablo range, and points inland. napa county and solano county might maintain some of those clear skies overnight. now right now in san jose, 73 degrees, you see some of the clouds there off to the east of san jose. look at walnut creek, 79. that is 12 degrees cooler than the same time. yesterday we had the sea breeze pick up in more cloud cover today, which did bring down our temperatures 75 right now in san rafael and back over to san francisco. you're not going to see meteors through that. you're going to get drizzle instead. 58 degrees in those clouds. chilly temperatures. more of that for tomorrow morning. then as we head through the day tomorrow, similar temperature progression hour by hour to what we had today, which means inland areas running into the mid 80s out towards the east bay, fairfield and livermore 78 in san jose, mid 60

not able to climb over the oakland hills, inland parts of the east bay, fog free, the fog infiltrate the valleys of the north and santa clara valley. it will linger around. your temperatures will not warm up as fast. retreating midmorning and away from the coast midday. giving sunshine dplirming through the clouds as we head into the afternoon. talking about tomorrow's high temperatures that will climb up into the lower to middle 90s once again in the santa clara valley. close to 10 degrees. not as warm as the 95 degrees that you had today. the temperatures reach the upper 80s around 90 in redwood city and the hottest spots will be east of the oakland hills in the middle to upper 90s. the hottest spots should stay below 100 degrees tomorrow with a bigger degree drop temperature on thursday. temperatures in the north bay, mentioned the fog hanging on just a little longer that is evidence by the temperature staying in the 80s instead of the 90s like other parts. we will drop back to the near average and slightly below average temperatures, that is not going to last forever. we look at the 10 day outlook for te

valleys, where they can find a gap in the terrain. fog to begin the area. around the bay, inland valleys of the north bay. it will be the fog that will be a little more persistent with impact on how your temperatures behave heading through tomorrow.

we had our own sprinkles and light rain yesterday in parts of the north bay mill valley. well. and what a beautiful view here, right? 628 the official sunrise. and we've got that marine layer not everywhere. it is 59 san francisco, 65, in oakland. so mild to muggy. still starting out your sunday. but that sea breeze bringing in that air conditioning later on today. 59 half moon bay 62, redwood city. gorgeous view here from our sutro tower camera. downtown will have partly cloudy skies throughout the day today, so it will brighten up. but at the coast, still looking at some mist and drizzle for the afternoon. 54 in santa rosa. that's pretty chilly. 55 petaluma. good morning fairfield 60 for you, 63, in concord. and it's 60 in livermore. our final stop from our roof camera there. so the coastal fog this morning will stay put for quite a while throughout the day today. and it's just going to hug the coastline otherwise bright and breezy for your sunday. the temperatures come up. that trend continues into monday and tuesday before we cool things off on wednesday. 10:00 this m

bay. everybody east of the oakland hills will climb into the 90s, 80s in the santa clara valley and north and 70s around the bay. these numbers within 5 degrees of average. the heat risk, which is the threat of overexertion, is moderate for the warmest locations over the next few days. the good news is even as temperatures heat up saturday, i don't think we'll see high risk values anytime soon. low to mid-90s and 80s for inland parts of the bay area, but triple digits are not likely on a widespread basis. at least we're starting off august without the crazy heat of early july. around the bay temperatures mostly running in the low to mid-70s, morning fog giving way to afternoon sunshine. along the coast temperatures don't change much, staying in the low 60s and low cloud cover and fog, a gray seven-day stretch along the coast with patches of drizzle making it damp as well. >> thank you. >>> former president donald trump rallied in harrisburg, pennsylvania, today, his first time returning to the state since the assassination attempt against him in the city of butler. trump said he would ret

the upper 50s if, cool spots along the coast, low to mid-50s, around the bay, 50s with temperatures in the valleys of the north cooler, better chance of dipping down to the low 50s to begin wednesday morning. then our temperatures heat up inland. we'll see more 90s compared to today. forecast highs in the low to mid-90s inland in the east bay for the santa clara valley, mid-80s the most likely scenario, 80s for most of the north bay until you go farther north where temperatures get around 90 degrees for windsor, st. helena. those numbers aren't going to change much around the bay and along the coast. livermore shows a lot of ups and downs, but in the lower 90s, the coolest days around 90 degrees. the warmest days will be about a half dozen degrees above normal. we can handle that the first ten days of august. it looks like a warm start to the new month after the month of july ranked as the warmest or hottest on record for a lot of observation points, not just around the bay area, but much of california. let's look at the seven-day forecast. that shows the inland warmth or heat when temperatures are into the 90