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. >> announcer: today's weather is brought to you by novo, making insulin affordable to people with diabetesoves into the pacific northwest. on saturday, we still have some showers there. the fire risk starts to rise in california, very warm in the midsection of the country. sunday, gorgeous into new england. a fire risk unfortunately continues out west quite weather patterns through the gulf that's what's going >> good morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. we are going to have one more really nice day before that heat comes in starting on tomorrow. so we're looking at some seasonable temperatures today. some of our warmesttomorrow. then by saturday, we're going to see those temperatures jumping up to the low 90s. in the triple digits by sunday. we'll also have a high fire danger along with those gusty winds and temperatures in the city reaching the mid-80s. >> this is the best day ever a two-part "pop start. >> i love it so big, we needed two segments. >> wow carson >> you're kind, guys you're very, very kind coming up, guys, we have an exclusive for "pop start." we talked about the rumored

. >> announcer: "today's" weather is brought to you by novo. be watching sally with tropical rain through the gulf coast. above average temperatures in the plains poor air quality continuing in the northeast. by the time we get to the mid-week period, sally still a big problem. bringing heavy rain to the northeast. and then toward the end of the week it's a damp day up and down the east coast that's what's going on around the country. here's what's happening in your >> good morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. we're still talking about air quality and monitoring these numbers. the measure of the particulate matter in the air shows we're looking at very unhealthy conditions all across the bay area. as we go in to the next few days, there may be some minor improvements with a shift in the wind, more breezy conditions. but it still may be enough to trigger a spare the air alert day. so we'll continue to monitor that for the rest of the week as it may still impact people with breathing problems. >> and that's your latest weather. weather. >> thank