in the north bay the north valley fire department thinked be joining the district. in the past they shared a battalion and chiefs and other staff and so it was set to be on october 3rd for the fire department to join the district. they want more people to go outside and have fun. sounds good. motivation to put together a list of out door activities including sand castles and sea lions on pier 39. and fishing and walking or biking across the golden gate bridge. those who get a slice of nature every day like looking at the tower are healthier and happier than those who stay indoor and mr. outdoors man himself is here to contribute. >> i agree with that plan. so we had a big drop today. it came back full force and it was kind of like summer came back after a taste of autumn warmth. you know it gets warm in the bay this time of year and we are still vulnerable to brief returns of summer. the marine layer is back and we'll wake up tomorrow and everybody will have gray skies in the bay and we'll have average daytime highs. this is the only thing about today it was 17 degr

valleys. low 90s on friday in the east bay and your 90 for the north bay valleys but but it doesn't last long because because you will cool back down by the weekend and he will be back into the low 80s again by then. > >> coming up, it's the kind of job trending that could be life-changing for one single mom mom and alameda county, how she's learning in california, mountains, oceans, natural wonders, diverse and creative people. but when the out-of-state corporations behind prop 27 look at california, they see nothing but suckers. they wrote prop 27 to give themselves 90% of the profits from online sports betting in california. other states get much more. why is prop 27 such a suckers deal for california? because the corporations didn't write it for us. they wrote it for themselves. >> a new program at the port of oakland will train dozens of people for green jobs. they are learning new skills in the transportation and logistics industry. the job-training program focuses not only on protecting the environment but giving low income residents a new chance at life and one of those on the job rig

that storm cloud cover because we certainly need the rain, especially for those of you in our north bay valleysacking widespread severe to even extreme drought for parts of the bay area. right now we are tracking the bulk of the moisture along that northwest quadrant in the north bay. dry for now for those of you in this year. but you're going to see some scattered showers and even some snow showers as well in the coming days. so first, it's going to arrive in the bay area until that storm track eventually moves eastward into most of this and that pink and purple color that you're seeing that's actually snow. that's actually going to fall throughout parts of this year. believe it or not with that storm. so really going to benefit us. it's a like a winter storm. those we're used to seeing later on into the fall and early winter. but future rain totals, sacramento, you can get about half an inch of rain there with downtown san francisco. slightly less than half an inch of rain. but mendocino less than 2 inches of rain. so really going to benefit our north bay valleys with reading tracking pop-up

those of you in our valleys, you definitely have the bragging rights tonight because we're starting to dry out for the most part along the coast, even in the east bay shoreline. but our north bay and east bay valleys, finally getting the bulk of that moisture that most of us along the coast. we're definitely enjoying this morning into early afternoon. so let's take a look right now at radar for because we are noticing fremont light scattered showers with the bulk of the wet weather. now shifting to the north and east into pleasanton heading towards and also we are tracking some pretty moderate downpours there and widespread light scattered showers, concord drying out for the most part. and for those of you in our north bay valleys in for fairfield and vacaville, those showers starting to exit as that storm track shifts to the east and for our south bay palo alto light, scattered showers. they're very hit and miss in nature there. so not very uniform, but still rain nonetheless. everyone's excited tonight with campbell tracking some light scattered rain and san jose currently in between these lines of showers. but you're about to see another soaking of some widespread light

mid 90s for many of our nh our north bay valleys. that is a live look outside right now. it vel tily warm at concord at 662 66. 62 in san jose. livermore sitting at 63. just to watch the progression of the heat, here is a great way to visualize it. you are at a very high risk for heat related ill. that is today. tornado watch colors on the map shade as we o we go to tuesday. by the time we get to tuesday, now we have a lot more showing up. there is a bigger area of the bay area that is included in that. thatl that. that will be the real focus. today looks a lot better by comparison. you can watch te watch the big bubble of high pressure just intensify right over us. that is how we get our heat wave. let's get into the 7-day forecast. san francisco,d and san jose we are breaking don breaking down first alert weather days here focused on sunday, monday and tuesday in san jose. 99 will be as hot as you get. it shouldn't be anything different. this will be very different. inland easty east bay 110 on tuesday. we are still there on wednesday. it ds wednesday. it does start to

but as you make your way inland into our north bay valleys, napa and delay hope in the low 70's at 72eze hasn't reach parts of our innermost valleys just yet, but it will overnight. don't worry. high temperatures tomorrow, though, we're still going to be warm but not as hot as what we were today. so 48 degrees above average with conquered in livermore in the low 90's, flirting with the 90's for santa rosa nevado at 89 degrees. seasonal temperatures along the coast downtown san francisco about 2 degrees above average at 73 degrees. no one complaining there with oakland at 78 degrees in san jose in the mid 80's at 86 degrees. above average temperatures there as well. taking a look ahead at the next 7 day forecast cooling down with seasonal highs arriving on wednesday. no rain in the extended forecast for the next 7 days. but cooler weather in the low 80's for warmest inland valleys to start out october first one week from today. back to you, dan and well. >> all right, lisa, thanks. a lot russia is looking to bolster its military after puting announces mobilization effort. this week. th

north bay valleys will also be climbing into the 90s and go to 95. here's a good way to visualize this. if we look at how far above average we we are, 10-12 degrees above avee above average, if we play this o next week, it will come down. we we will get back to much cooler temperatures, closer to average for most of the forecast. that's that's get into that. here is san francisco, san jose, always a good one to look at. low 90s, tomorrow, to low 80s, by wednesday of next week. we will bring those microclimates in le. in length. you have the mid-90s for a couple of days that you'll you'll be back in the mid-80s. it'll be a great week next week. week. back to you. > >> jupiter will make its closest closest approach to the planet earth in 59 years on monday nigt monday night these are images cd last month by nasa's james webb. webb telescope. next week, stargazers can get a close up vw of the giant. jupiter will be in in opposition with earth. astronomers say binoculars should be enough to catch the d. the details. > >> we have a crazy night comingp in

it does include the shades of pink north bay valley, north bay hill. lara valley and into the santa cruz mountains. some of our hotter spots expected to hit 110 degrees it looks like against sunday monday, not much better. on tuesday, the heat advisory for our bayside communities also includes parts of our coastline down through santa cruz and capitola, where temperatures will be well into the eighties and nineties who is not including the advisory san francisco nor the san francisco coastline going towards specific and half moon bay temperatures will be on the warm side for the coastline, but definitely not going to be what we're seeing around the bay and inland over the next few days, 63 degrees right now at half moon bay in the north bay, 67 in napa seventies in livermore upper sixties over the south bay of san jose, and your afternoon highs for today. how about 76? san francisco? we've got 83 in oakland. we've got 99 in concord . so a very summertime spread right where we're 30 40 degrees difference sometimes from the coast inland, getting into the

yes, especially for those of you in our north bay valleys.ieve that just a week ago i was tracking a slight chance of rain for sonoma county. but we're all going to get a taste of that wet weather. so let's take a look at stormtracker 4 because it's right now off the coast eventually going to make its way inland during the overnight hours. first, arriving for those of you in the north bay, starting to see some very light scattered showers. most of it, though, unfortunately, evaporating before it hits the ground. also known as virga petaluma. you could see some drizzle out of that right now this evening. but we are going to be in store for the main event arriving

but let's take a look at these rain totals because most of our valleys going to get up to 3 quarters of an inch of rain for north bay valleys, one to 2 inches of rain. so flooding will certainly be a concern, especially for those of you in santa rosa, napa and marin. you know the problem spots and for pop-up thunderstorms for those of you in the north bay, that's going to arrive as early as sunday and for the rest of the bay area just south of the north bay into monday. so very stable, active weather in the forecast. future cast for is going to show that storm cloud cover writing by saturday night into the overnight hours. that's when we're really going to see those bands of rain arriving off the coast into the north bay and for the rest of the bay area, getting his pockets, a pretty heavy downpours at times with that threat of pop-up thunderstorms. as you can see, primarily impacting those of you in the north bay. but we're tracking a very dry, clear night independence day. mexico's independence days tonight, i'm mexican american. our producer victor is mexican-american. grande is our to see an american and get

cooler as you make your way along the coast with 50's and 60's for most of our north bay valleys and tomorrow we are going to notice some relief inland. still going to be hot for concord in livermore. but about 48 degrees above average, seasonal temperatures the way from the coast with downtown san francisco at 73 degrees. and temperatures, though, cooling down by midweek and even more cooling a week from today. as we start out october 1st in the low 80's, how does 70 sound? and for 10 days from now, for most of our inland valleys, that's how cool it's going to get so fall. weather certainly making its way to the bay area after tomorrow. back to you, dan and well. >> all right. rea said thanks a lot. will tonight's flying tails is an international rescue story and involves getting a cat out of war torn ukraine. >> and bringing him here to the bay area, it might seem like a lot of effort to get one cat. but as kron four's ken wayne found out, it was also an effort to mend the heart. little girl. >> this >> is a story of a little girl and a cat. each hand. >> these were the happy days.

some of the north bay valleys dropping down to 50s 50 degrees for the last morning of summer.peratures will bottom out in the mid to upper 50s and then start to warm up. a a little warmer than today. into into the 60s to around 70 around around the bay by lunchtime. well into the 70s further inland inland and high temperatures will be within a degree or two of average. 60s along the coast. coast. low to mid 70s around th. the bay. low 80s for the north bay. around 80 degrees for the santa clara valley. mostly low to mid 80s inland and the east . east bay. even upper 80s, very close to average and staying below 90 degrees for one more day. the recent stretch of cool weather has been great for furr, furry friends, especially for fy dogs like harvey. tomorrow's temperatures, again, in san jose, close to normal. another good dog walking day. try to get get your pup some exercise tomorrow and friday, before the inland heat builds back in before the weekend. we are not talking about a return to the ridiculous heat. the risk on friday will be in the low category for the bay area and

it is those north bay valleys right here. t here. it gets a little better after that. >> so starting tomorrow, and thn and then for about three days tt days that is the most intense part of this. >> good way to think about it. k set real intensity for those three days but just know it is going to be a longer stretch where you still want to be going easy on yourself if you can. >> all right. thank you. > >> an east bay mother and son are teachers by day and the ret the rest of the time outside ofe of the classroom. this dynamic o serves people in need. >> don't forget to get your food. >> reporter: she got inspired to serve the unsheltered while shs she was volunteering for a nonprofit that fights human trafficking. what she saw broke her heart. >> i just seen the desperation in their eyes and just when you hungry you have a look on your face of lobeliness and sadnesse time i was on the bus and uh heard clear as day feed my sheep. feed my sheep. i was like okay, okay, lord. feed my sheep. >> reporter: so she started the program feed m

you can put off the jog you probably should. 7-day forecast temperatures in the upper 70s for north bay valleys week, then daytime highs in the low 80s for warmest east bay valleys. >> thank you darren. san francisco fire rescue busy having to perform two rescues on city beaches and cliffs. baker beach near battery chamberlain, firefighters satisfy the victim fell off but but because he had a cell phone he called 911. rescue took two hours, the victim expected to be okay. second rescue at china beach before 10 a.m., photo shows two people stranded from the shoreline on paddleboard. rescuers were able to get them out and safe. >> i can't remember the last time i got to say two-fer saturday night. not just one sport segment ahead raider nation so somebody got paid this eve of the first nfl sunday and a bevy of college football, a top ten team known as the usc trojans are putting the rest of the pac 12 on notice. what want a permanent solution to homelessness? you won't get it with prop 27. it was written and funded by out-of-state corporations to permanently maximize profits, not homeless funding

that's going to bring us up to 2 inches of rain for parts of our north bay valleys. so let's track it right now. hour by hour, because first we're going to start out with the dry forecast on saturday. a lot of cloud cover. so enjoy your 1st half of the weekend because by the 2nd half, we're all going to be soaked, in fact, are going to start to notice the light bands of rain arr,ving in the north bay and off the coast during the overnight hours by sunday morning. at 2 o'clock. and then it's just going to come down in buckets by sunday morning, mid-morning. that's when we're going to see pockets, a moderate to even heavy downpours for those of you in the north bay. very severe weather with possible pop-up thunderstorms in the forecast. so just keep that in mind for those of you in the north bay are thread a very unstable atmosphere won't arrive until monday with that sort of a slight chance of pop-up thunderstorms for the rest of the bay area, mainly south of the north bay. so by around sunday, still tracking scattered showers into monday. and that's when the weather

the same for the north bay valleys now. going to 107 and 110.o to 100 two days in a row.u may to it again on thursday. wel see that in the 7 day forecast.d for oakland you are going to the going to the mid 90s. looks good good in comparison. that's stily hot for oakland. considering where you are and to go to the mid 90s is hot. some other interesting perspectives. those are the morning lows tomorrow. e would be warm, very warm daytime warm daytime highs in january. u are starting out 71 in livermore in livermore and there's the head start. and you are going to to go to numbers in livermore tomorrow around 109. concord has has got you beat at 110. upper s on the peninsula or the mid 90s on the east bay shoreline. and of course the contrast between what to experience along 880 and and what you experience up and down 680. san ramon you are going to 108 tomorrow. that's monday. this is peak heat. tuesy is going to look just like thos. so if we're going to talk aboute advised about heat related healh impacts and so few of us have experience with tha

most part, we are talking about scattered showers, mainly in the the higher elevations of the north bay, valleys have been remaining asleep dry so far. that will remain the case as we head through the rest of this afternoon and evening. shower directly over vallejo, scattered scattered showers down the peninsula, and one shower right over the bay at the moment. is lifting to the north and they ridge in the next 20 to 30 minu. 30 minutes. everything in motion motion you can see, we have been been come for most of the day. showers have been popping up as we warm up in the afternoon. this area of substantial rain will not look that impressive once it's coming towards the co. the coast. at least through the first half of tomorrow, we will have more on that thing up in a few minutes. > >> san francisco school board will reconsider a decision to add two muslim holidays to its . its calendar. under a vote last month schools would be shut down shut down on those holidays. but but for now the decision is placed on hold. the district saw saw kind of a backlash and threat of discrimination lawsuit. > >> as

certainly the north bay valleys will have it. it will be so thick along the coast, probably going to get some mist out of it. not a lot. you coul. a lot. you could measure. but maybe some light mist. if that's your morning commute to, commute tomorrow, plan on maybe having the windshield wipers in this stuff tomorrow morning. mg lows down into the upper 50s. de highs tomorrow staying cool. upper 70s, 79 for san jose. tht jose. that is right on the markr mark for an average daytime high for this time of the year. redd year. redwood city at 77, hayward 73. numbers for the ind the inland east bay valley is also right on the mark for dayh mid-80s. but it's cooler than average over here. because it's a stronger onshore influence. e getting more of that gray and fg you typically would in late sep. that's why it's the mid to uppes upper 60s instead of the lower . but as soon as you go inland, st inland, sweet spot, mid-70s, the low to mid-80s when we check in on mendocino and lake county. y county. seven-day forecast would show us the p

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upper 40s in the north bay valleys. a taste of fall, 12 hours before fall begins. san francisco, warmer than today. warming to the mid-60s by noon and low 70s for the afternoon. everyone's temperatures will be within a degree or two of average. low 80s in santa rosa. likely to get to the mid-80s in concord. it is warm, but typically warm for the first day day of autumn. san jose, topping topping out at 79 degrees. 60s along the coast. low to mid 70s along the bay with mostly 80s and lindor at least close to it. it. even the hotspots tomorrow only reaching the upper 80s around fairfield and antioch. temperatures will continue buil. continue building. well above normal by saturday and sunday. 70s in san francisco and close to 80 in the city on saturday. low 80s in oakland for the weekend. 90 degrees in san jose. jose. inland parts of the north, north bay, touching 90. much more likely to get into the 90s inland and the east bay. once we we start to back down a little , little bit, temperatures will remain above-average through at least the middle of next week. > >> n

tri-valley, san jose, you won't get an inch out of this. we could see numbers close to that for the north bay valleys and in the city. a couple of things to keep in mind sunday. plan on wet roadways. there could be brief downpours mixed with this. monday there could even be isolated thunderstorms, maybe gusty winds to go along with it all. just to put it in visualized form, when are we expecting this? sunday, primarily. but the timing on this could shift. we are still three days out, so the details could change on this. the most likely would be the timing that slows down or speeds up. sunday has consistently been the focus. focus. i will show you what the storm looks like on the futurecast, coming up. for now, back to you. > >> and venetia, a gas line sparked a fire between two homes homes around 12:30 this afterno. this afternoon. both homes had to be evacuated and one of the families, still out of their home tonight. you can see the damage done after crews shut off off the gas and knocked on the . the fire. no injuries reported. the cause of the fire is still under investigation. > >> m

already spotlighted these numbers when we looked at the bar graphs, 110 in the east bay, bay, 106, north bay valleys. the the beaches, mid-70s. it gets better after that by the second half of the week but we are not. not done. we are really not done done until we get to hopefully about next weekend. a week from today, we will be getting a bre. a break. charlie, over to you. stomach sports is coming up after the break. joc pederson started the year on fire. it looks like he will end the year just as hot. stomach college football is back, one bay area m area team victorious, another just getting underway. > of college football is to come but we start with baseball, not this game because the orioles and athletics are still in play. play. we will have highlights on on the late show. to oracle park park we go. umbrella hat weather weather is a lot better than wearing a parka. bottom three, giants have been looted. jach ederson up and he is heating up. . a pair of splash hits in the last week, this single to right field, andrew knapp scores, peterson's rbi ties it at 2. for for thinning. joc pederson agai

cooler in the north bay valleys. below 50 in santa . santa rosa.es very close to average. everyonen everyone within 1 to 2 degrees of average tomorrow. around 80 in san jose. mostly 80s further. further inland. mid to upper 60s 60s along the coast with mid to upper 70s down the peninsula and and the south end of the bay and and a mix of 70s and 80s in the santa clara valley. around 80 degrees there. further inland, highs will reach the upper 80s. for one more day temperatures will stay below 90 degrees. low 70s in san francisco. mid-70s for oakland and the east bay. 82, a very popular number for the north bay for high temperatures tomorrow and similar conditions further north, mostly in the low 80s. but warmer weather will take over and there is a good chance it will stick around for a while. the hottest days will be saturday and sunday, but the 6 to 10 day outlook which takes us us all the way to the end of next week, the first day of october, shows a significant che significant chance of above average temperatures sticking around through the rest

valleys. a little bit of better clearing for those of you in san jose in mountain view, that fog bank not really going to impact you, but our north east bay valleys. you're certainly going to notice that monday morning. so just a heads up there. you may want to hit the roads a little bit earlier if you're heading to work or school. but let's take a look at futurecast for because we are going to see drizzle fest along the coast could bring us traces amount of rain monday into tuesday, especially tuesday with widespread drizzle expected. there's that thicker marine layer becomes more compressed and we're going to notice temperatures out there right now. 50's and 60's as a result of that cool sea breeze. double-digit cooling for most of our valleys. antioch, though, the one outlier, 72 degrees. but then a few degrees above average for warmest inland valleys. mid 80's for concord in livermore. so not too bad. there. mid 70's for hayward and mid 60's. for those of you at half moon bay. so we do have your 10 at 10 outlook coming up in just a few minutes at 10 o'clock. so stay tuned. back to you know, well. >> well, get this. actor jame

some of the north bay valleys in the low 50s . tes will warm up quickly inland. the inland.into the upper 70s and already low to mid 80s inland. by lunc. temperatures still in the 60s around the bay and along the coast. temperatures around the bay will reach up into the 70s tomorrow. above normal. three to to six degrees above normal. eit to 12 degrees above average further inland. 90, san jose. io the 90s in the north bay. and well into the 90s if not at or above 100 degrees inland in the east bay already tomorrow. and while temperatures back down a couple of degrees on friday, that is temporary. the heat really takes off saturday and continuing into sunday and monday. it will be very warm around the bay. but we will not lose that on shore influence. wd stay below 90 degrees there. no such luck in san jose. well into into the 90s and the hot spots inland in the east bay and the north bay. a four or five day stretch of 100 plus degree high temperatures and heat is a cumulative threat, the longer this lasts, the more it can wear wear you down. have a plan to stay cool even if

but we could see some light scattered showers for south bay east bay and north bay valleys.it that area by around 4 o'clock for your monday afternoon conquered, you could actually see a cell with pretty heavy downpours and a slight chance of pop-up thunderstorms. so just keep that in mind, even for those of you in vacaville as well. but by monday night, going to track overall, drier, calmer and also warmer conditions in the days ahead. but future rain totals from now. until then, anywhere from about a 3rd of an inch or less highest amounts for those of you in santa rosa. traces amount for san jose. but we're starting to notice those storm clouds increasing, especially for those of you in the east bay over berkeley. with that approaching storm temperatures out there right now, widespread mid 60's conquered in livermore, 70 degrees. but it's the gusty winds that certainly going to be the big weather story. wind gusts upwards of 45 miles per hour or less through your monday morning. and temperatures overnight upper 50's to low 60's with daytime highs low to mid 70's for most of

north bay valleys will warm up into the upper 80s. we cool right back down again.we go into next week, we are pretty much into the mid 80s again. guys, back over to you. > >> the situation in iran growing growing more dire by the day. we we will have the latest on the s latest on the protests sparked by the death of a woman in polie cust > a battle over >> the numbers of demonstrators killed in protests in iran is growing up and rest spread over the death of 22-year-old masha and 80. morality police arrested arrested her two weeks ago for dilating the country's strict dress country for women. her family says after she was arrested, she was tortured in a van and at the police station. the biden administration is imposing sanctions on iran's moy sanctions on iran's morality police. >> iran must end its use of violence on women for executing freedoms. >> iran is using the u.s. as trying to destabilize its country. we will hear from bay a hear from bay area residents that have their own encounters with the bay -- the morality police who > >> a law firm is attempting to

we will even getr 70s for the north bay valleys. other than that low to middle 80s. the heat wave done. now we now we focus on how much smoke s our way for the next few days it days it will be moderate. you t want to go easy on yourself if you can. we have certainly been been through a lot worse. >> are there any conditions thal that will take that smoke away from us? >> just continued onshore flow. the fact that we've cooldown is getting back to that typical pa. typical pattern. as we keep pulling in cooler see air through the golden gate that han a force to push the old air outf the way. for us the next couple of days it looks like that willp going. > >> 10 days of extreme heat has been a big challenge for great growers in northern california. in the sacramento area growersd growers had a harvest earlier this year. this week's heat wave things worse. >> the intense heat starts to og the grapes. the sugar levels ae through the roof. ultimately with high sugar levels will havo probably dilute the wind little bit. >> the wine grapes are the number one crop for sacrame

it's gonna be chilly overnight in the north bay valleys because he temperatures down into the upper forties, which is cool for this time of year. computer models sets up saturday morning . this is the best day on the weekend saturday in terms of getting out saturday morning. and then there's saturday into the afternoon or evening hours. saturdays your day saturday night, the clouds come shower starting the north bay by sunday morning. it's raining. this looks pretty good, and there's more behind. there's a secondary wave right here that wants to come through sunday night into monday. we'll see. but yeah, we're gonna get rain. it's just matter now. how much the forecast highs tomorrow again like today, so no big surprises this whole week has been cookie cutter. in terms of weather right in terms of the temperatures and the cloud cover . what have you have a little clouds and fog tomorrow morning when you get up and it'll burn off slowly and you'll end up with highs like these. these are the forecast highs for friday, but you might as well push him into saturday two and then sunday. it's a wh

although some of those north day valleys we're seeing upper forties, which is you know, grenville andest fill in those areas, probably 47 degrees. that's pretty chilly. the forecast tomorrow. there's some patchy fog at the coast. there are your oranges, which are eighties yellows are seventies, and that's the forecast for tomorrow. be beautiful. lots of sunshine, great air quality. everything's right. and then when we get to friday, we're going to look for temperatures to warm a little further saturday and sunday as well. no rain in the media focus. i was kind of hoping there'd be something to show you in the long range, but there's nothing out there right now. but it would be nice and it will be nice. we'll get some rain in here. but the sooner the better with this break, we're getting from extreme fire. danger um, they would be nice to see a couple of days of rain coming here, not in the next week. but perhaps after that. alright thanks bill at 11 after more than a century in business, a popular san francisco tamalin tt has shut its doors for good in a social media post today, the o

we're tracking a lot of moisture out there in the pacific slowly making its way inland into our north bay valleys, specifically over guerneville out there right now. and primarily just centered over that northwest quadrant in the north bay. but for the rest of the bay area, it's going to be an overnight storm not set to arrive until very early sunday morning. we have a lot of moisture that we're tracking. so let's take a look at the highlights of what you can expect because we are going to see this storm continuing overnight even through wednesday, light scattered hit or miss showers tuesday through wednesday. little to no rain there. so the bulk of the moisture sunday into monday. that's when we're really going to get the bulk of our rain totals and our hills can get upwards of 3 inches of rain with most of our bay area valleys, anywhere for about a quarter of an inch to three-quarters of an inch of much needed rain. so this could be one for the record books because we're also going to track some pop-up thunderstorms that could bring us a brief, heavy downpours and also gusty winds with the thre

inland temperatures, low to mid 70s for 70s for the north bay, mid-70s d santa clara valley. similar temperatures again for everybody for everybody on wednesday withe more day and that unsettled pattern, and then things kind of of calm down and warm-up. temperatures will be slightly above average inland friday, well above average over the weekend and a little bit more nl more normal in the bay as well., upper 80s and low 90s more further inland as we head into the weekend. the ridiculously hot weather we had a few weeks , but this will be a few degrees e normal for the third weekend in september, the fourth weekend in in september. losing track. fou. track. fourth. there we go. > >> still ahead, not all electric electric vehicles are created el created equal. why you will have will have to choose the right one to get the big tax break a t if you want. > >> join us every weekday for yor life newscast at 7:00 and 8:00 on our sister station and kevin: i've fought wildfires for twenty years. here's the reality we face every day. this is a crisis. we need more firefighters, more e

they area wide and that applies to the east id east inland valleys where we will be in the 90s, today. you will see temperatures for the north a valleys cooldown. >> i know we talk about quick little warm-ups. do you think there are a couple of more of these ahead? >> i think we should prepare for for there to be more. as we go through october, it should not be as intense. it is going to be be how many offshore wind evente get because that is when we get into the most concerning fire season which could hypothetically be ahead of us. keep your fingers crossed. > >> the blue angels are returning returning to san diego. the miramar airshow is back in actin for the first time in nearly 3 years featuring performances from the most cutting-edge aircraft and top pilots. on the, the ground, there will be dozens dozens of aircraft to see. both new and old. >> to get out here and actuallyh it, i think, is pretty cool. >> the precision flyers will be in action during the fleet week airshow two weekends from now on on october seventh, eighth and . and ninth. > >> last night was a crazy nightn sports and i have got a lot to w you. a tenn

time we get te and for the warmest inland valleys of the east bay, we go from the mid-90s over the weekend to the mid-80s by the middle of next week. the northl do the same improvement, low 90s this weekend and mid 80s by the time we get to tuesday and wednesday. >> i just see a lot of sunshine. even though we are cooling dow, cooling down, we are going to see the clouds over the next couple of weeks or no? >> we are past the time of year where that onshore flow of clous of clouds through the golden gate is a daily occurrence. we e we have fund terms for that like no sky july. if we see clouds, that would be about all we get. > >> onto the story i was so excited to tell you about. jupiter is going to make its closest approach to planet earth earth in 59 years on friday night. these are images by the james webb telescope and next w, next week, scar gazers can get a a close-up view of the gas giant . astronomers say a good pair of of binoculars should be enough to catch the details. > >> the u.s. census numbers show eight out of 10 black-owned businesses failed in the first year and a half. nearly 6 out sk disessed. jeffern award win turn thos

but if we come in closer is that shade of red there that is over our north bay are east bay valley locations hills down through the south bay does include san jose and does include the santa cruz mountains . this begins tomorrow morning at 11 o'clock, we'll go all the way until tuesday evening. right now, it looks like sunday and monday will be the ago, some areas are expected to climb to about 110 degrees, which would make it the hardest . we have been so far this year . meanwhile the shade of yellow there is a heat advisory. this this is for sunday and monday only and it is for our bayside communities. it does not include san francisco. it does not include the north bay coast, north san francisco coastline down through sema tail, but take a look at santa cruz. there is a heat advisory for santa cruz capital as temperatures are expected to reach into the low nineties there sunday and monday . better details on what you can expect for today, the rest of the weekend and those advisories coming up in just a little bit. rosemary thank you. we should expect large crowds at bay area swimming pool

we're live in the north bay mill valley cornell bernard abc 7 news. yeah. we do still need that reminder cornell many. thanks. moving on utility crews are on the scene of a downed power pull on treasure island that left a popular restaurant without power video here shows the downed power line and pole less than a mile from the business merced restaurant and bar was forced to cancel an early event and shut down the restaurant due to the power outage. it is unknown if severe weather though was the cause of that downed power pole. and a reminder you can always get live updates on the weather every hour on our abc 7 bay area streaming app just download it now to monitor those conditions. all right. well the 49ers won their home opener over the seahawks. that is the good news, but starting quarterback trey lance suffered a season ending injury sports anchor crisavarez joining us now with the latest chris. all i have to say is i'm sorry. yeah, that's what you gotta apologize to the faithful as well. dion 49ers starting quarterback trey lance carted up the field a

but ad dropping supplies by helicopter has proved difficult further north in the swamp valley where a torrent of water washed away buildings and bridges. this is one of the last remaining medical centers in the area. it's completely overcrowded. staff struggle to attend to all the patients. and medical care is needed more urgently than ever as damaged by the floods has increased. the risk of disease dusky cholera is increased to you. yeah. but the hepatitis a and typhoid have also increased yarber, vaguely to whom i deposit it along with that. so that more cases are being reported of insect bone diseases like malaria and dingey familiar being the the waters may have receded here, but the impact of the floods will be felt for a long time to come that's it for today because of course mo, from the region on our website, the dublin dot com, forward slash fisher with you tomorrow. perfect. and which country have the world's most mercedes benz limousine? albania. over here, vintage is in demand. especially the one to 4 series. mercedes fans ready the classic cars, and enjoy maintaining them

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but ad dropping supplies by helicopter has proved difficult further north in the swat valley where a torrent of water washed away buildings and bridges. this is one of the last remaining medical centers in the area. it's completely overcrowded. staff struggle to attend to all the patients. and medical care is needed more urgently than ever. as damage by the floods has increased the risk of disease. the dusky cholera is increased to you, guy, but the hepatitis a and typhoid have also increased yarber big loop to whom i deposited along with that solid mall cases of being reported of insect born diseases like malaria and dingey live yard. being the waters may have receded here, but the impact of the floods will be felt for a long time to come that's it for today, because of course mo, from the region on our website, the dublin dot com, forward slash a share with you tomorrow for 5 fish again that i want that tags and in the end the some me you are not allowed to see you anymore. we will send you back. are you familiar with this with the smudges with lions as of the what's your story. re

i had the privilege of visiting the north valley site earlier this year,. participating in a town hall with hollywood employees to answer the questions about the information sector. how do well posted in washington last week on am an issue for many industry leaders participated. what key findings and recommendations from that can you share with congress as we reauthorize the faa? >> thank you chair cinema. yes indeed we did host and advance air mobility summit last week we had 50 people that attended including government regulators, manufacturers, including companies like william, text on, vertical airspace and honor. indeed there were insights to take away from the findings that did come with that. it's not just honey well, we've all heard it. we heard it at our summit loud and clear, we have a choice here to make. great countries have great transportation systems. the feeling that came out of that was we may have gone so far to have a mandate from the right top of government that we will be a leader here. much like in the 60s when we chose to go to the mo

we are looking at gray clouds, it will fill the north bay valleys and the interior of the bay and itpill over into tri-valley a little tomorrow, that's better than today and that's a little more of an onshore influence. we we will start out monday morning morning in the upper 50s, daytime highs go to the mid to upper 80s topping out at 89 in concord tomorrow, 82 in san jos. san jose. the temperatures from here for the next seven days go down a little, they go up a little, but we will stay in the range of average are pretty much much the next seven days. we got got a little bit of time to take take and look ahead and see what what might be coming down the road and recently if you want to to do that we can go about 10 days out and watch the storm trk storm track and even though none none of these are coming for us with rain, watch this steady stream. they keep coming out of the pacific and stay oriented the same way going to our north and from now through october 5, even though we don't get the ran the rain that is excellent, because those were not the kinds kinds of systems that would

valley. the excessive heat warning that was supposed to expire yet on wednesday will now go until thursday night. for our north was going to expire on tuesday now also going until thursday for the east bay shore , as well as the peninsula does not include san francisco does not include the north bay coast north, our coastline from san francisco down through areas of half moon bay santa mateo county area. it does include santa cruz and capitola, where it is going to be hot today. 65 degrees right now in san francisco. a very nice half moon bay at 54 low sixties and napa low seventies already in brentwood 70 degrees over san jose, take a look at these numbers. it's going to be a scorcher for you. livermore expected to break a record for today. the last one setback in 2020 and 103 degrees , your noontime number one. oh to your afternoon high 1 11 in the north bay, one of four for nevada went away in santa rosa santa rosa also expected to break a record today. 87 in san francisco. 90 degrees for oakland one oh, five unless cotto's 96 by the water in santa cruz. so if you're thinking about heading to santa cruz to

we see the same story playing out in the north bay valleys.e warmest inland east bay valleys. everything will be right where we should be be were this time of year is concerned. >> any rain? >> not out through october 5, the run-through that we just looked at. it does not look like like any of the storms are goin tocome far enough south to bring us rain. on the flipsi, they aren't also giving us offshore wind events. if we can keep it that way until we get the precipitation we will be lucky. > >> thousands of affordable homes homes are under construction in walnut creek. a development is a a joint project between habitat for humanity and kaiser permanente. it is for low and medium income families. we spoke spoke with a volunteer who works works with kaiser. they have lived in habitat for humanity home for eight years. projects like this changed her life. >> rent was escalating, bills, me in college at the time. being being able to become a habitat homeowner, i have sent my kids kevin: i've fought wildfires for twenty years. here's the reality

eastmi'e upper 60'sowow south san ansco,ids north bay and coast, 70's sausalito, mid to upper 70's north bay valleysenjoy tell you how nice it will be. 74 to 79, you make get to an 80, it would be rare, expect more sunshine tomorrow with a high clouds rolling away and the low clouds pulled back to the coast. here is a look at the temperatures and what you will see our mainly 60's and 70's all seven days of the forecast. that hint of a shower is sunday, there's just a hint right now. dan: for the first time since queen elizabeth ii's death, they joined in a royal procession behind their mother's coffin. i look at the queen's final journey. karina: game changers, more women taking on the top i'm aline and i live in castle valley, california. my husband, barney, and i have been married for 32 years. i think the most important thing in life is to stay healthy. i noticed i was having some memory lapses. i discovered prevagen. since i've been on prevagen, i've noticed more clarity, more sharpness. the recall mechanism is a lot more concise. i've been taking prevagen for almost 10 years. it's wonderful. pr

there could be fog near the coast and in our north bay valleys as high-pressure will try to take overrily. look at that green, clean air, every microclimate. if we are 80, it is mainly around morgan hill and gilroy. low to mid 60's along the coast, 69 in downtown san francisco, 70 four in sausalito. everybody else is in the 80's through the north bay. another wonderful afternoon, 72-75 degrees. 79 in san ramon. two areas of low pressure don't look very impressive now, but they will join forces and increase in intensity and strength and bring moisture with them potentially. the gfs model looks more like a storm down from the north of alaska. you get the rain shadow in the south bay and in our inland east bay neighborhoods. the european model, which is usually the better model, is way over doing the rain because of that lack of tropical connection. as far as everything else, there might be minor flooding on the roads. we've got one for sunday, one for monday. if you hear the clap of thunder, go inside. it is going to be breezy during this time, too. kristen: celebrating mexican independ

so it looks like the bulk of the wet weather going to remain throughout our north bay, east bay and south bay valleys overnight into monday. slight chance of pop-up thunderstorms. your full work. the forecast coming up in just a few minutes standing. well, back to you. >> i'm a racing. thanks a lot with the rain and windy weather prompted some service disruptions in the san francisco bay ferry today. multiple fehring said to be canceled this morning and in the afternoon because of what the agency described as dodgy conditions on the bay. but it looks like the ferries were able to resume their service around 3.30, this afternoon. and bart also dealing with some problems today because of the weather and the transit agency said that multiple trains had become disabled between embarcadero and lake merritt around 11 o'clock this morning. 2 of those trains were on the oakland side forcing eastbound trains to turn back to san francisco. luckily ac transit did offer free rides across the bay for those bart riders and things did get back to normal today with trains moving again. about 2 hours later. >> the al

today it does include our north, a valleys hills or east bay valleys and hills.anta cruz mountains. the heat advisory also now continuing through thursday, our basic communities as well as the peninsula, as well as santa cruz and capitola and parts of the santa cruz county beach area. that heat advisory, with temperatures ranging from mid upper eighties to mid to upper nineties for today, and tomorrow in our hills hot and dry mountie abu reporting 88 degrees, relative humidity. 6% ben lomond 85. five degrees, relative humidity. 9% were hot. we are dry with very light winds. and poor air quality for some today 67 degrees in san francisco right now. 74 in berkeley upper sixties to low seventies for the inner east bay. we have low sixties and napa if you're trying to beat the heat, pacifica half moon bay, definitely one of the nicer spots for today with temperatures in the mid upper seventies, but if you're going to santa cruz and capitola upper eighties low nineties, it's going to be hot there along the coastline comparison from yesterday into today, santa rosa exp

north. quite a bit arraign to the valley. the activity is going to quiet down after the sun goes down. we shod stay quiet as we head to the fit half of the day. a better chancf the showers and if you thunderss by later in the afternoon. in e, in evening, holding en passant t even into the first half of the. again it will be scattered. there is a chance in the next 4. 48 hours. cool clouds today. a very midwestern looking sky. temperatures mostly in the 60s. the warmest fonts in the low 70. dropping to the 50s by early tow morning to around 60. another day of temperatures that will be will be near average. below average further inland. may be t below normal for san francisco d oakland. 5 to 7 degrees below fr the north way into the east bayd in the santa clara valley. it will be a nice temperature dog walking day. he might have to dodge showers maybe get raindrops on those glasses. it is a pop-up chance. not a guarae that you will have to find indoor plants as an alternativer outdoor plants. the flexible. then we dry out on thursday and warm up on friday. saturday andy are the warmest.

and we're going to see temperatures cooling down a little bit as you head northward into our north bay valleystaluma 63 degrees. but check out napa. 71 degrees at this near 10 o'clock hour for your saturday night. not looking too bad out there. bay area. we are noticing a little bit of smoke. also mixed in with that fog. also known as bucky ball not affecting you at all. you're still shining very brightly this evening. let's take a look at radar for because we're actually tracking remnants of what was once hurricane kay making its way into the bay area. unfortunately, not giving us the year's worth of rain that you saw in socal and because of the cool pacific ocean temperatures. that storm actually dissipated very quickly. but we are still noticing remnants of that storm bringing us some light scattered hit or miss showers over the eaot bay in hayward and fremont and even starting to make its way over. stanford in the south bay, san jose drying out for now. but you were seeing some light scattered showers there. most of it evaporating before it hits the ground. but we have gotten reports of sp