chico, northern sacramento valley and hanging on in the sierra and that's in place today and you may snow kirkwood picked up eight inches of new snow blue canyon below 5000 feet picked up one inch of snow. 40s and 50s on the temps and that's the only fly in the ointment. no big deal to dave and maybe we are done for good and there are hints around early june temperatures bump up. santa rosa goes one above and everyone is pretty close to slightly above. let's head over to my good friend, sal. i hope it is quiet out there. >> good morning to you and traffic is doing well at this early hour on wednesday you can see traffic is moving well on the san mateo bridge as you head out west no major issues in san mateo or dumbarton bridge or the bay bridge. here we are. you can see traffic is looking very good with no major issues. if you are driving on the 80 freeway in oakland it's off to a good start. 4:02 a.m. and let's go back to dave. >>> napa county can move deeper into phase two and they get napa the only available to have dining restaurants and customers are welcome as well shopping mal

look at the sacramento valley, though, lit up with dangerous thunderstorms from chico to red bluff downgh blue canyon. very active day in the valley. further to the south, looking at some scattered light showers, perhaps, from san mateo to 80 sanford and perhaps toward fremont. otherwise as we widen the view, you can see the activity. it's an area of low pressure offshore and rotating around that low is that very active weather, mainly to the north of us. but it is still a level one system we're going to keep with us throughout the day as this area of low pressure is on the move and as it continues to move to the north, we'll see less in the activity of rain but the possibility of thunderstorms stays with us throughout the day. here is a foggy view of san francisco. 62 in the city. 66 in oakland on the peninsula, in the low 60s and a beautiful shot here. our east bay with the dark clouds and little bit of sun out there. 59, santa rosa. napa, fairfield, concord in the lower 60s. level one system throughout the day today, scattered showers, breezy winds. the possibility of a thunderstorm

a lot of thunderstorms to the north of us, the sacramento valley.r to the north bay, it's clouds, not much going on, a few isolated sprinkles here and there. you can see off the coast a little bit of green here. that's going to be the case as showers will continue to rotate from the ocean through the south bay perhaps up into the east bay. you saw a few showers early this morning, parts of the east bay. you can see the activity lighting up here to the north of us. we saw a tenth of an international of a rain around mt. diablo. the rest of you have had about trace amounts. here's our roof camera. when you see the cloud out there, certainly some dynamics, and you add in that cold air aloft, the sunshine, atmosphere getting primed for maybe a few storms this afternoon. 64 in red woothdwowood city, 66 jose. mild weather out there. 63 santa rosa. you had an early shower. napa is at 64. this is a level 1 on our storm impact scale. breezy south winds, looking at the scattered showers on and off and then the possibility of a thunderstorm. so san jose lookin

hour, and there are á advisories. áthere's a winter storm warning because áuntil 5:00. á for sacramento valleydown. áá it looks warmer, no extreme weather áone way or the other. á >>> scammers adapt, and capitalize on the pandemic, á next, a new warning about how á criminals steal your money. á>>> moving closer to a vaccineá the latest development and why researcher áare optimistic. >>> áfor the first time this á season, a tropical storm moves closer to the east coast. áwhere the storm is now, and á where it is going. >>> welcom2e back, p1 en1 on fox 2, organizations try to áprofit illegally from the á pandemic, phony coronavirus test kits, respirator masks á and fake treatments are just a á few of the thousands of fake ácoronavirus related products á that are seized across the country.á federa áauthorities say investgations have led to 500 á seizures of faulty, fake, and á prohibited goods. á >> anything that someone can á use to deal with symptoms of á the coronavirus said, or áprevent themselves from gettiná it, it is exploited. á >>> the paycheck protection progáram is another target for á

look at the oranges from 1:00, the warmest weather still in the sacramento valley. a bit of a cooldown with 60s to the 70s and then the rain begins to fall in the north bay after 6:00. it continues to sag to the south. here we are, 10:00. we'll time out the rain through the overnight hours, your sunday, even into monday in a few minutes. liz? >> thanks, lisa. >>> this morning, new details in the disaster relief terelief for cities and small businesses. the house approved $3 trillion aid bill with plans for more stimulus checks and money to help prevent widespread budget cuts. republicans now say the bill is dead on arrival. abc news reporter breaks down some of the details. >> the hero's bill is passed. >> reporter: another possible round of relief making its way through congress, the house passing a $3 trillion stimulus package dubbed the hero's act, it includes another batch of $1200 payments to many americans and $1 trillion for state, local and tribal governments. republicans saying it's dead on arrival in the senate. >> if you think this is going to end up as l

scattered áshowers and hail and sacramento valley in eastern solano in contra costa county could be inn most of the times from á mid 50s and upper 50s in san jose 60. 58 in brentwood and berkeley 55 and pretty imresásive for mid may in the low has to go áright almost on the coast. this will keep very unstable conditions ágoing toda pick 60s upper 60s to near 70 ádegrees in the coolest day of the week by ar and tomorrowá we get lingering shower activity and it will ákick out and warme but no extreme way, one or the other. >>> 4:21 am. áa massive explosion and fire á l.a. á what authorities are saying about the blast that sent 11 firefighters to áthe hospital. plusá. >> it is weird because there isá nobody up there. nascar shows us what live sports looks like and we have a look at áthe historic race at darlington over the weekend. we're herewow. you and we're open. i'm an original. one of a kind. you feel me? love ya'. oop! you look cute! better than you? pop my 100% all-white-meat classic or spicy popcorn chicken combo for just $5.99. my new bite-sized, crispy popcorn chicken is so irre

rain being called in blue canyon and they had an inch of snow and pretty good activity in the sacramento valley and more sun today and we get some clear and breezy and cool and mild and warm. due to the low cloud deck nothing will change much. west wind at napa, west southwest at fairfield, south to convert. a warmer contrast. the next couple of days will be on hold but by the weekend everything show signs of being above average. let's head over to sal now and it's a rather quiet wording here. let's see what's going on. >> it is quiet, steve. you can see traffic moving along well on all the bay area pictures that we have that i am looking at. if you are driving out soon you see the roads doing well and no problems here at the bay bridge and traffic moves well around the bay area in the road centers showing some slowing already here on 238 and 880. it could be a slowdown for you if you come up in the area. the rest of the commute looks good. 4:32 a.m. >>> search goes on in sonoma county for a missing 15-year- old girl. veronica prato left her home in rohnert park almost one week ago as her paren

get deeper as we going to tomorrow, which means it will get real deep and push well into the sacramento valley. it's going to be cloudy pretty much all day tomorrow, all day on saturday and all day on sunday. it's just going to be kind of cloudy, and not cool. is going to have this vibe to it mike when you are with southern california on a foggy day. it looks cold, because it's foggy, but at 75 degrees. that's how it's going to be tomorrow, saturday and sunday. the system is coming from the south of the part of the reason, right? it's a san diego system basically. a lot of this comes from the level of depth of the humidity and moisture. with that said, be ready for the clouds in the mild weather. and then there's a chance to get into this late tomorrow night into saturday morning. there is the seabreeze just pushing inland. 10 degrees cooler in fairfield than it was last night this time. the sky looks like this tomorrow in san francisco and san jose. livermore, all of the place is going to be partly cloudy, mostly cloudy, partly sunny, call it whatever you want. but it's going to look like tha

by kingsville. á additional 3-6inches áof snow in flash floods watches for almost the ntiáre sacramento valleyadditional 1/10 áof an inch to one third. you ácould get 1/2 inch of rain and áan initial band triggering activity althogh it lets up áa bit from marin county to san pablo bay. still áon the peninsula toward ásan jose and santa clara valle to the santa cruz mountains á there is activity continuing and it's this afternoon áwith thingsá pop up. san ájose with a mild 60 degrees. 55 at half moon bay. a decent breeze and it was howling yesterday. south áwest southwest átwo 37 miles aná hour with the big low right overá us and it will set the stage for an active day if we get any thunderstorm activity adá we could get hail later this afternoon with isolated areas picking up áson ábut scattered showers lingerin into tuesday and after that it clears out gradual warming as we head into the weekend. á>>> 4:41 a.m. dramatic video from los angeles showing áthe moment an explosio destroyed the building and injured several firefighters in áthe reason a criminal investigation is begun. >> we ááneed t

more likely to be towards the sacramento valley. the series of systems will continue to rotate through. there would be anything too heavy until the weekend. when you are going to see some of these totals really ramp up. from san francisco, sanda rosa. another inch of rain forecast between now and sunday morning that's a lot of rain for me. 60s to near 70, mostly cloudy often on rain. coastal hills. not much changing into wednesday. a little break thursday, friday, saturday increasing clouds. ray returns sunday into monday. >>> >> make sure you download the weather app. active radar, hourly updates, and the seven-day forecast, and a really easy way to upload your rather photos and video. the ktvu weather app is free to download for your smart phone. or tablet. >>> coming up with the tribes are doing to try to stop the spread of the coronavirus. plus, help for people still waiting to get their federal stimulus checks. a new deadline for updating your information with the irs. >>> first we will look at one business owner is doing to pr

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very close á under mostly cloudy skies, it á is going to be pretty active iná the sacramento valley.c is issuing guidelines á as people return to classes and jobs. á with more than 20% filing for á unemployment, many experts are questining áwhether the economyá will bounce back. á one top economic adviser says he does not expected to happen á all at once. á >> think of a pendulum áswinging. áwe don't know the magnum á swinging or the second point, á so it really is an uncertain á outlook. á>> massachusetts and á connecticut are keeping their ástay-at-home orders for the á entire state. á of course here in california weá are seeing shelter at home orders begin to be eased, á county by county, based on á state requirements. á >>> happening today in east áoakland, there is another á coronavirus test state opening á up. á this one is located at the backá of the allen baptist church. áthey are free to anyone, á regardless of immigration status. á áappointments are required. á >>> today, more in the east bayá can now go to the alameda á county fairgrounds to get á tested for coronavirus. á

we leave you this memorial day weekend at the sacramento valley national cemetery honoring the sacrificee who have served this country. good night. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >>> now at 6:00, this memorial day weekend marking a big test for the bay area. the warm temperatures bringing crowds to parks, and beaches. good evening, i'm juliette goodrich. >> i'm brian hackney. the nice weather seems to be too tempting for people to stay home, and it's only going to get warmer. this was the scene at san francisco's baker beach. >> and we saw many sail boats out on the bay today. >> porter: its already daytime e highs for today, which are about 15 degrees above average, we still have to take another big step to get into tomorrow. so let me show you what memorial day's going to look like. we made it into the low 90s today for many inland locations. look at 3:00 p.m. for inland. 99. it's almost 10 degrees hotter tomorrow. that's why tomorrow is the day when we go into the heat advisory

resources in and being able to facilitate so that's what we're trying to do out here in the sacramento valley. and 'd like i mentioned it was mentioned before i'm running for congress and we're utilizing our our network to be able to facilitate so we have access to folks of the attacks e-mail and phone call so we're trying to utilize those those tools to be able to access people who might need help and to see if we can facilitate coordinate and provide the assistance that they might need if there is one positive that's coming from this horrible situation is that people are realizing that there is a community around them and hopefully people are standing up and helping out with those who have the least in these in these tough times speaking of activism because we enjoy it is a form of activism in the past you've been arrested in acts of civil disobedience fighting against our use and against our you know repulsive immigration policies why is that important issue to you and also why you choose arrest as a tactic why do you feel that works. well you know my parents were both undocumented when th

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sacramento, jessica, mitch fox fourty news. >>it will be plenty warm there in the central valley today going on as well as the sacramento valleycross the bay. we have the it buys re in place, here's what the area temperatures look for some forecast next on morning ♪ feel like getting back out there? nissan is ready to help you with a bold, award-winning lineup. and great offers. kick off summer... with no payments for 3 months. plus, we'll cover your payments for up to 2 more months. or get 0% financing on 13 models for up to 84 months. that could mean an increase byin energy bills.. you can save by using a fan to cool off... unplugging and turning off devices when not in use... or closing your shades during the day. stay well and keep it golden. >>good morning, welcome back to kron 00:04am morning news want to go ahead get a check of the weather as we take a live look outside that's from central cam this morning and a little bit of haziness there but really nothing that's going to affect the temperatures not going to keep us cool there's far has more on that i day. >>a good morning. marty good morning, everybody and toasty in

but this is more that radiation ul fog vertically the sacramento valley as you can see or to the fog. as opposed to our typical abduction fog that we get. here's a future cast for terms of the rain is left over get a couple spotty showers are possible this afternoon. tomorrow morning maybe but it's really tomorrow afternoon. that's what some more that use your stuff expects that to arrive in here and then even thursday may be in the north bay concentration still a few leftover showers so rain returns tomorrow afternoon continued cool. week said cleared out inland warming with highs near 80 by friday for today this to 62 san francisco open 6569 san jose. again it's basically a morning program of rain which appears at this point to be ending but an isolated little showers possible in the afternoon and the wider perspective of your high temperatures are in the upper 60's sub or south of 70 and we're looking for highs to warm up again and by friday or so but another patch of rain coming our way up by the end of the weekend and early next week it looks to be get into some more the longer r

be the low that is on its way, it is going to lift the fog bank and bring you cooling and the sacramento valley. it will drop temperatures, and then it will set the stage for a lot of moisture. it will move in late friday and saturday, the general area of rain to the north and shower activity to the south, that does not mean that the projections are rate, but, eureka gets over an inch. that is off the chart for the end of may. we will see if they hold onto that. 60-90 degrees. temperatures are on their way down. we will see that continuing, it will fall off the table temperature wise. it will be cloudy, saturday morning, thundershowers are possible, you guys. >>> bay area job layoffs, this time it is stanford university. jobs are eliminated because of the pandemic. >>> the supreme court prepares to make a decision about california churches, that want to reopen. the deadline for the state of california to respond to charges of discrimination. and... let's get started. (music fades in) hey! -hi! ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> welcome back to mornings on fox 2. history was made on capitol hill , while lawmakers aver

for areas like vallejo and cordell you and moving over to martinez and over to fairfield and sacramento valley. for the next couple of days ways to beat the heat, avoid exercising during the hardest hottest part of the day. to drink plenty of water even when you don't feel thursday. to stay hydrated. where light clothing as well is light colors. to take shade when possible. remember never leave your pets or children in an unintended vehicle. >> tuesday wednesday likely will be the hottest days before we begin a cool down. >>> thank you rosemary. the state rolls out new guidelines for reopening religious institutions. coming up, we will talk about those new rules. >> the devastating fire on a san francisco peer over the weekend. it could have a major impact on fishermen this crab season. family is all togetherect... and we switched to geico; saved money on our boat insurance. how could it get any better than this? dad, i just caught a goldfish! there's no goldfish in this lake. whoa! it's pure gold. we're gonna be rich... we're gonna be rich! it only gets better when you switch and save with ge

not only scattered showers, but a general area of rain, there could be heavy downpours and the sacramento valley. look at eureka. the amount of precipitation for unprecedented. they are talking about it in oregon and washington. 60s and 70s on the temperatures. a lot of low clouds are in place and the increasing clouds will take us into friday night. saturday morning into early afternoon, there will be showers, thunder shower activity, and then winds north. it is cool as we go into sunday and monday. >>> all right, colin capper nick breaks his silence about the death of george floyd in minneapolis. the message that he has four protesters. >>> in the next hour, libby shaft will be joining us live, talking about protests that are here in oakland. also, how she feels about everyone being tested for covid- 19, life, this morning. first, we will have high school seniors being celebrated in costa county, after graduation plans were canceled. ♪.m., south traffic jams here, and karen barnett wanted to hear this, she says it reminds her of modern-day twitter. why not? bobby day, from back in the day, in

if you're thinking about the sacramento valley, yeah, they're expected to go to 107, 108 in sacramentoso it is going to be hot everywhere, and, in fact, looking at the tooldown starting at the coast on thursday. but for most of us, not until friday. we'll increase the clouds and there will be some showers in the vicinity of north california next weekend. doesn't mean we will see any but we will certainly feel the cooldown. beautiful view from our exploratorium camera, where, of course, water temperatures are school out there. they're seeing record warmth in southern california. outside of san mateo, sanlu bis ba, about 45. it's warm around the state and we're all included in the warming trend and heat that will arrive in northern california. winds upper elevations out of the north. we will see the sea breeze today. it will get weaker and weaker as we go through the next several daze. that will add to the warmth as well as building high pressure of pressure on the coast. here's a look at the city where it's still upper 50s. low 60s across the south bay and mid-60s in gilroy, where it wa

little disagreement in terms of some of those numbers way off to the rise in but looks like the sacramento valley could be popping at a 100 plus potentially. ok, so the 4 zone forecast for today 66 san francisco's mission district also matching that to the coast at 64, daly city pacific at 61 half moon bay at 64. to the northern end of the peninsula will stay in the 60's along the bay side 68 for burley gain but the 70's return back to the south here foster sitting at 70, although san matteo at 6872 for so palo alto and mountain view at 73. the south bay were still in 70's territory 77 for morgan hill 75 san jose milpitas at 74. and the east bay shoreline lower 70's tri valley mid 70's with dublin that 74. the contra costa county it's good to 77 walnut creek. concord at 79. on the east bay shoreline lower 70. so there's a decoupling with temperatures there even though we start to cool off a bit. and jumping up here the north bay, a chilly 66 filet hose those winds will be howling later on this afternoon, vacaville still popping at 80 77 napa 76 for sonoma, rosa what the coast at around 60 ish the

excessive heat warnings in effect for the inland parts of solano county over to parts of the sacramento valleyre going to see those over 100 degrees as we look at our temperature trend we are going to see it start to go heat up in brentwood. you only have about a couple hours with comfortable weather before it gets dangerous for vigorous activity. make sure you're out early in the day. as we look at our high temperatures and where we're headed for this afternoon 101 degrees will be the high today in concord. even hotter in antioch today and napa will reach up to 100 degrees. san jose will see upper 90s there. the dangerous heat sticks with us for a few more days. then an area of low pressure coming in. we may see some showers with a cooldown. a lot of changes. it could potentially also bring in a chance of lightning. looking at our temperatures peaking with our hottest spots reaching 103 degrees. tomorrow it's still hot and we're starting to come down on friday. for the weekend the highs in the 70s but more clouds and once again that chance of rain. mike, how is it looking for the morning comm

notice those oranges an reds out towards the sacramento valley as high pressure fades away, getting replaced by low pressure and perhaps some showers early next week. details coming up. liz? >> thanks, lisa. sounds good. >>> this morning president trump is responding to governor gavin newsom's executive order yesterday calling for mail-in ballots to be sent to the state's 21 million registered voters. in a tweet, the president just about 25 minutes ago said, "democrats here in california who fought like crazy to get all mail-in-only ballots and succeeded have just opened a voting booth in the most democratic area in the state. they are trying to steal another election. it's all rigged out there. these votes must not count. scam." california was the first state to respond to the pandemic by sending mail-in ballots to everyone. those who still want to be in person will still be able to do so. >>> this morning the number of coronavirus cases in the u.s. stands at more than a million with 77,000 deaths. now worries over the virus becoming personal as a second white house staffer tests positive.

and the red that's for solano county with a heat warning and that extends all the way to the sacramento valley. we expect highs going up to about one '05 at the coast and the lower 70's. heat exhaustion, heat stroke, that's all possible just keep the water flowing have extra bottles of water for your travels, 79 san francisco oakland checks in at 85 95 for san jose we have a stock up on the red ink because we're going to need all week long years the coverage going on today for the highs today got the upper 90's there. the delta 83 kind of the air conditioner of the bunch 94 meanwhile for napa 89 for a word and 95 san jose. coming up a little bit we'll have of course the 4 zone forecast and show you that extended when this heat spell does find the end marty back to you. >>ok dave thanks a lot will happening today governor newsome will be issuing new guidelines for reopening churches here in california. this comes after president trump called places of worship essential. the president also threatened that he would override governors if they didn't reopen them immediately. but a federal appeals c

even though we do have this wind event there for the sacramento valley. all right take a look at these temperatures now for highs today, 81 fresno bakersfield, 7879 sacramento these reduced from what we saw yesterday central coast is pretty much mid 60's. and santa barbara that may be kind of a freakish number there 82, the computers popping there because we have the 70's and so cal. the addition to see how this develops though into next week as we're looking for much of the heat spell once we get past this little will look like just a bump on the road. for saturday and even into sunday a little bit as far as this little bump delivering maybe a few little showers ok. give saturday it's little do enough to wet the roads. dirty up your car little bit that will be about already get from it out. so in the models hair settle shot of rain most of it is a northern california as you can see. after that high pressure builds and boy it looks like it's here to stay on the way into next weekend. it looks like. and temperatures will follow suit without a look at some

north, and remember, we're still going to have these cool onshore winds but the warmth from the sacramento valley that's slowly going to move into the bay area, this is monday, and by tuesday, we're going to see some of that orange move in from west to east, and it will continue, and so by thursday, that should be the peak heat. friday still very warm. highs today from the low 60s in the city, breezy winds, upper 50s at the coast to the low 70s, so back to another mild day in the north bay, look for 72 down in san jose. also in the east bay, very pleasant with livermore checking in, in the lower 70s. the accuweather seven-day forecast cool and breezy at the coast, mid-60s around the bay, mid-70s inland. mild day for your monday, a little fog to start out and warming trend takes hold throughout tuesday, wednesday. low 90s inland, even getting very warm around the bay, but still staying pleasant at the coast. liz? >> i'm starting to think that fans are going to be selling out all over now, new toilet paper, right? thanks, lisa. >>> two bay area natives are battling out on their quest to become the

coming up a bit along with your 4 zone forecast but in places like the central valley in the sacramento valley you could be looking at numbers in the mid 90's, it looks like by week's end as well robin yes, the traffic check out what's going on we do it's picking up a little bit out there a lot of folks heading to work this morning so an increase of traffic on. >>a couple of our bridges like the bay bridge and the san mateo bridge. this is the san mateo bridge west 92. >>and it is the most crowded bridge this morning and seeing most of the traffic heading from the east bay over to the peninsula. so if you need to use and just know that it's gonna be a little crowded. but it's not bad your drive time from hey where to send the tail still under 30 minutes over to the bay bridge for checking the drive into san francisco delay free great trip across the upper deck, no problems on the skyway or one on one marty. >>thank you robin in san francisco today, the presidio golf course will be at back open golfers. but there will be some new rules to ensure physical distancing golfers will not be able to e

the 70s in san francisco, maybe even approaching 90 in oakland, and with those pinks in the sacramento valleythat's where that heat is going to slide over westward, and going to bring the warmth across the bay, so the sea breeze, it will be weak, it will be with us, but we're talking just right at the coast. you're going to feel that relief, so come thursday, we could see a little bit of cooling on the coast, elsewhere it's going to be warm. look for 88 today in los gatos, and 86 palo alto. low 80s for you in san mateo, san francisco 73. 69 in pacifica, 91 santa rosa, 83 vallejo. look for about 81 in hayward. 83 castro valley. 90 san ramon, so a warm day inland, the accuweather seven-day forecast the memorial day holiday where the heat begins and on cue with the unofficial start of summer. 70s at the coast. near 90 around the bay. cooler friday, could be talking showers next weekend. liz? >> thanks, lisa. >>> a bay area mcdonald's entrepreneur is stepping up big time in this time of need, a trending story on abc7news.com. an immigrant who wrote his own rags to riches story is giving back by g

blows as expected the cloud cover will reach all the way into the delta and maybe even to the sacramento valleycast now in to monday morning we start out dry but if you look at the pacific, we have rain coming our way from monday afternoon and it looks like it could linger to tuesday, maybe even into wednesday morning. temperatures in the bay under partly cloudy skies in the bay and mostly cloudy on the coast. 52 at half-moon bay and in the north bay 51 in santa rosa and for the east bay the sun is shining. 66 in fairfield. san jose showing you by lunchtime mid-70s in the forecast and for the second part of the day, low 80s expected. san jose going to 81 and the futurecast has you going to 82. 78 the high in the north bay of nevada. 65 instance and will shave san francisco will shave off 10 degrees. yesterday fairfield was close to 90s so a change there. let's talk about los gatos 82. the extended forecast, indian bay area sunday shaving off a degree or two for the coastline and another five degrees or so for our bay side community and another five to ten degrees expected for the inland cities.

nice. 60s at the coast and 70s around the bay. 80 degrees closer to inland areas closer to the sacramento valley and far south. hi clouds sweeping overhead and will continue for today. we had a nice sunrise and the nice sunset at 8:00. we have a westerly flow in place and the zonal flow coming from this pattern that has set up. those to the south of sr over the pacific and we have high to do with the system lattening that will bring us a cool down for the weekend. scattered showers to northern california, and a slight possibility to lake county as well as sonoma county. here is a view of the temperatures outside right now. 40 degrees in santa rosa. 51 in san francisco. the 50s for the east bayshore areas like oakland and hayward. 49 over areas of livermore. 50 san jose. for the afternoon today, under partly cloudy skies, it's going to feel nice to about where we should be in san jose. the afternoon highs look like this. 70 by lunchtime. low 70s for the start of the afternoon. for the second part of the day, around 5:00 or so, low to mid 70s expected. in the north bay we will go 77 for napa today

showers, brief ádownpours and lightning and thunder reported in some areas especially over the sacramento á valley 24 hour temperature change, cooler out there today. á70 degrees down by seven for á the east bay shore. don by six over san jose. the áwinds generally light in á and around the bay area. áa little breezy along the á coast. you ácan see breezy and mount the áabele reporting 30 miles á per hour in the south bay. let's átake a look at the ásatellite and radar. áyou can see if you clouds and á should actually say the rain áthat is moving through the bay áarea at times. á and not seen a whole lot at the ámoment. áwe may have a few sprinkles ápopping up over america canyon and ásan rafael. á the san rafael bridge and over ásausalito and cimmaron. áas we shift over the central á bay area we have a few á sprinkles. á to san francisco in the bay á bridge in the east bay hills á and right now the santa cruz ámountains has picked up a lot á of rain the last few days it's ádry at the moment. the ásacramento valley or i shouldsay the san joaquin valley, ástockton is lit up wit áthunderstorms. a ái

that will continue to cool things off inland, all the way perhaps to the sacramento valley.ere is a look at yesterday into today, santa rosa will drop off another 5 degrees or so. san francisco can't get lower. we will give you 62, yesterday was 60. meanwhile, concord is expected to take a notable drop. 75 is the afternoon high for you and 74 over areas of san jose. when i come back, better details for afternoon highs for mother's day sunday. i am tracking rain in the forecast as early as tomorrow. details on this coming up in a bit. >>> coming up next, a devastating blow to sonoma as nascar's races canceled. when the race might see its next event. california phones offers free specialized phones... like cordless phones. - ( phone ringing ) - big button, and volume-enhanced phones. get details on this state program. visit right now or call during business hours. and accessoriesphones for your mobile phone. like this device to increase volume on your cell phone. - ( phone ringing ) - get details on this state program visit right now or call during business hours. >>> a suspec

along the valley floor from in santa rosa and petaluma widespread over napa and stretches to the layout vallejo area. that is part of an excessive heat warning going on in that area as the sacramento and central valley is well above average and well above 100 degrees. for us we look temperatures right around 100 for the inland cities and as we stretch into the central in sumter the advisory is for areas just away from the shore, just away from the peninsula and the coastline. our inland communities feeling the heat avoid strenuous exercise and drink even if you don't feel thirsty and i would encourage you to have your children bring water every 30 minutes even when they don't feel thirsty. and when you can take she'd at all possible. when i come back to have a look at current temperatures and what you can expect for the afternoon and the hottest days tuesday and wednesday and we are on this in the extended forecast coming up back all great points there, rosemary. thank you for that. this hot weekend not just a lot of people out of their houses. if you are outside officials say please be careful and protect yourselves as well as others. "ktvu" sara zendehnam has the story. >>report

cloud cover but after that we go off the warming phase mid 70's for highs today in the central valley, 75 sacramentocentral coast all chilly moderate 59 compared to this holiday weekend that's cold got down to us so cal 74 for san diego and 16 i'm checking in for la x. so it's going it is a somewhat korea business with this low this cut off lows with a lot of moisture play with it boom it pops out of here high pressure anchors and here we're in a mostly sunny warm. that's right we're reserving the word hot for later, there's a reason why so it's going to just kind of warm for the next couple of days. the leftover of business that we have high pressure starts to build so you can see conditions really improved as we go to the mostly sunny mode and all the systems in the pacific go up and around us. not only this weekend but on into next week. interesting what happens is we get to the end of next week a little system comes up our way needed potentially some showers or sprinkle fight reenter this forecast so let's check it out the 4 zone forecast 66 san francisco today, 65 daly city pacific about 60 or

bay area, the heaviest of rainfall as you can clearly see will be held up in the central valley out towards sacramento, where the roles of thunder can be expected in the meantime bay area holds on to on and off showers throughout the course the morning and we'll be keeping you updated as they move across the bay area during this morning a couple of isolated roles of thunder could be expected this afternoon mostly for most it went to the spay areas. >>most of that thunderstorm activity as i mentioned should be out towards the central valley now on into tomorrow a couple more isolated showers maybe even a few goals of thunder for your tuesday before we do officially dry out for the rest of the forecast after that point on for the rest of the week. current temperatures pretty mild word. the low 60's for san jose and oakland all dealt with 56 degrees conquered alameda at redwood city a 57 while san francisco and san matteo at a nice comfortable, but cool 55 degrees to start the morning really not that much warmer come the afternoon day time highs remain seasonable unseasonably cool at 64 for the high with

now for highs today across the state we've got the lower to middle 80's and the central valley, sacramento8183 for fresno and along the central coast, san francisco. it's 6661 from monterrey and on the so cal, we've got a littering of 70's 64 for big bear but up ahead, it looks like high pressure will build setting everything up and around us mild for today, sure but warming up as we get into the rest of the week. and this is another opportunity to see some lower 90's puppy by thursday. some of those far east bay locations now watching things in a motion but a freeze is that a very interesting spot here as we get to the weekend. some more scattered clouds temperatures back off a little bit but not as cool as they are like today's will be back in the 80's in those inland valleys, all that. but rarely in the next week as we see little opportunity for some rain coming our way that's kind of delicious to monday tuesday of next week. hopefully we'll get that little bit of rain that's way up there. so we'll see if that holds together all right your 4 zone forecast for this monday comes together

warmer air shrinking down through the sacramento and san jaquin valley and level one system for monday0 of an inch. then we will begin to see the rainfall kind of add up in the north bay. this is your monday evening and then into tuesday, notice we will see more showers throughout the morning hours. and then kind of lifts to the north but we will look for the chance again to continue into the evening hours. here's a look at the potential then. monday, tuesday, maybe a .10th of an inch in fremont. better than that to .2 to maybe .3 up in the north bay. south bay numbers, mid-70s for you. should be a nice afternoon from santa clara to cupertino. little cool and breezy from san mateo to redwood city and belmont. san francisco 59. steady onshore flow keeping it cool. 72 in petaluma with sun and sunshine in oakland. berkeley, low 70s. got to get down towards fremont and head inland, this is where you will notice the bigger cooldown. 74 in the san ramon valley. looking at a sunny afternoon. breezy in spots. level one system today. trying to warm up but not succeeding the rest of the week. in

rafael, vallejo and concord, and that excessive heat warning remains in effect for the big valley, from sacramento and those areas north and south, all the way to bakersfield. so, the plan is for a cooling trend, not just tomorrow, but a significant cooldown occurs on saturday and sunday, with a chance of maybe a spring. so, when i get back we will put all of that up on a computer model and show you the five day. >> bill, we will talk to them. thank you. >>> in san francisco, the record park department says crews will be trimming several trees, in a city park, after a limb fell yesterday, and injured five people. the large branch came down, in washington square, four adults had minor injuries, a 2-year- old boy was taken to the hospital, with percussion. officials say the branch, and the tree were deemed healthy, based on evaluations done back in 2017. >>> friends and family of an east bay teenager, killed in her home, more than two decades ago, came together tonight in a virtual memorial service. this is the 26th annual memorial for 14-year-old, jenny lynn, of castro valley, on what would have be

the quake could be felt for hundreds of miles all the way to parts of sacramento, the san joaquin valley. it struck in central nevada centered near total paul which is between las vegas and reno major highway 3.95 was closed for hours because the road tracks it's the strongest quake reported in nevada and more than 65 years. the good news. no reports of injuries with more on that earthquake. we want to welcome in our chief meteorologist lawrence karnow an unusual to have a quake in that part of the country isn't. yeah can they you know they get these quakes here but boy this was a large one large they've seen in quite some time but that. >>if you've driven down that way you know that's kind of an active area that's all karl called part of walker lane about a 60 mile stretch from the front range there this year that a back out of the desert that is an active fault zone. and that's exactly what they saw that today and certainly not only did they see that earthquake. they had numerous apps shaw aftershocks, the strongest one of the 5.1 and you can see the areas in red those are lot of littl

radiation fog type of variety we've expecting mid 70's for highs, it looks like in the central valley today, sacramento up to about 7063 san francisco in moderation. donna so cal only about a 70 or so so much cooler across the state entirely than anything we saw last week. we're expect a little bit of a warm-up happening by the end of the week but nothing like last week going into motion here here those scattered showers in place into the afternoon and up to maybe what's roads as a writer and a ride home. tomorrow, there comes a new dose of rain showers looks like it's starting off in the north a little bit more intense and scattered showers into the afternoon. by that point we're done and we start to clear out as you can see for friday and warming up a touch more and saturday looks pretty good too. let's get to future rain totals, not great but we're going to check him out anyway there you can see maybe barely a dime because santa rosa and most of the locations only hundreds of an inch. adding tomorrow's rain on top of that amounts still say still very much well under a quarter of an inch of rain. a t

visitors are mostly from the bay area, central valley, and sacramento. residents have worries. >> santa cruz has been pretty contained overall and avoided a lot of cases but when people could from different areas it makes me a little concerned. >> reporter: others not so much. >> i was a little nervous coming to california. we're from minnesota. we've heard horror stories of people getting fined for not wearing a mask but it has been encouraging to see people on the beaches breaking quarantine rules. it's awesome. >> reporter: more concerning as the county reports residents who have tested positive for covid-19 increased 20% last weekend. they fear a busy memorial day weekend could mean more cases. in santa cruz, abc 7 news. >>> in the east bay this is what contra county officials want to avoid. abc 7 news was at the park in walnut creek yesterday. people there are distancing themselves from one another. no one is wearing a facemask as you can see. the department of fish & wildlife also warns people who plan to go boating this weekend to only do so wityo

here's a look at high temperatures today, mid 90's cover most the central valley. 87 sacramento's it's 68 rather for san francisco, 70 from monterrey and on the so cal upper 60's lower 70's, although big bear kind of a lock the 69. ok some scattered clouds on tap today, cooler temperatures we've been talking about then later tonight you can see some rain starting now we might get some claps of thunder going on relatively quote early before the real rain gets here. here comes the deeper moisture. and does it come alive, you're right across the bay area just by word on or shortly thereafter word and then in the early morning hours there you see the spotty pulsating rain in the north bay, mostly a little bit out of the santa cruz mountains too. and then by the afternoon that will start to break up a little bit. tomorrow or sunday rather well kind of variable clouds on balance they have little stray shower late on sunday night potentially. now let's take a look at what we get quantitatively from all of this not as much as you think ok for most of the wider begun may pick up a dime from all

afternoon rain event which will get to in just a bit highs today, mid 70's, covering the central valley, 68 sacramento60's along the central coast of lower 70's. and the so cal, so it's cooler day and there's the rain event you can see there. breaking up a little bit for this afternoon evening. so the fall comes back tonight. take a little shower in the morning and then in the afternoon for the evening commute it looks like a little bit more in the way of some rain to deal with again and maybe perhaps as late as thursday. after that we're pretty much done with the rain say about sunday into monday. quantitatively not a whole lot that we're getting from this. now we zeroed out from this point till 09:00pm so this is what we're getting from this point onward a little bit more up in the north bay may pop up late morning hours. you're almost done with that however is to the south. and then another batch coming on your wednesday afternoon. still you can see amounts are very very modest keeping under the one 10th of an inch of rain. department there except up in the north bay which could be a little heavier

the rain event that's pretty typical across the state in fact 75 fresno central valley, there baker still at 74 even sacramento at 69 so reduce temperatures everywhere. there is going to be little bit of a warm-up though as we get into the end of the week, a future cast for watching the breakup of the rain later for today. overnight the fog it's here we get some clouds and such but the rain holds off until the afternoon hours as of a little dose there as you can see. and it moves on through and then by thursday there's a chance we might pick up a little bit more rain in the north bay, scattered showers at that way up there. but then it should subside for friday and the early weekend. we see a little bit of warming up we're not getting a lot of rain quantitative lee from all this what happens is what i just showed you. we see roll out at this hour, some of those resume wearing our 04:45am this is what happens until 7 o'clock after all the rain for today is done. you can see it's under 10th of an inch of rain except now picking up more so this is what we will get in the late morning hours because basically the a

they started in the central valley and they went over to sacramento at about 10:00 this morning. the pilots did a low pass over the capital. the state office of emergency services and the california highway patrol academy as well. nurses, doctors, other hospital workers at kaiser permanente, oakland also got a flyover along with kaiser permanente hospitals in richmond and santa clara, the folks at santa clara county medical center. when the f-15s through over dominican hospital in santa cruz, on their way down the coast to southern california, then they'll fly back up to california national guard's 144th fighter wing where they are based. no less emotional this morning, this scene at novato community hospital where police and emergency workers honored about 125 health care workers at their morning shift change. we talked with an overnight er doctor who has been at the hospital for 27 years. he says these are interesting days. >> it's just amazing, it's funny because we're getting supported by all the people we want to show support for. and it's really nice. this is a great place

lakes and such foreboding mid-eighties going on in the central valley 75 for sacramento. the central coast mid to upper 60's and out of southern california in the lower to middle 70's. no it's going to put this into motion. opening up a little bit letting the sun coming out again it might see the flare up of an isolated shower thunder shower, but then tonight at any cost will see the rain return. for overnight in the greatest tomorrow morning will freeze again about 06:00am so you're what you're seeing out there now is probably pretty close to what we're going to see tomorrow morning for your morning commute and look at the snows up there in the sierra and it continues as late as tuesday morning potentially before it really starts to break up a little bit projecting how much rain we hit we have we're setting the reset button right now going forward, but adding much more to this up to about 10:00pm go overnight now into monday morning there you see the coverage as we get to monday night so it looks like the east bay to pick up a decent amount the peninsula as well. so we h

fog that's kicking in not the typical abduction fog that we get mid 70's and the central valley, 70 for sacramento, lower 60's along the central coast. down south and so cal, we have about 70 ish covers it for the coastal areas. they see couple little stray showers at work here we get into late tonight, it's the fog doing its thing but a few showers early in the morning. but then the deeper moisture getting air by the afternoon. a model runs appeared to getting a little drier less bowl bush but then they seem to be a bigger hit for a thursday morning because the rain program is still not done yet i probably won't finish until thursday afternoon even if we see where everything out right now and go forward this is the rain that were projected to pick up. you can see very very much trace amounts to be found all the way until about midnight wednesday. at a little bit more to that basically up on the north bay and the higher elevations, you can see down the santa cruz mountains and now hamilton, but most rest of the other day we're probably be pretty much untouched there's the onshore winds driven by h

fresno today, 85 bakersfield could be popping of the 90's today in parts of the central valley, 83 for sacramento. mid to upper 60's along the central coast and 79 for la x 84 for san diego. well in the next couple of days obviously claar skies and sunny over the weekend here comes those clouds high pressure breaks down whoa. early next week we have a shot of getting some rain here it looks like and that looks like a honest attempt there we'rg still waiting for all the evidence to kind of gathering all this and the models don't totally agree on this. some are a little bit more as we say bullish are more enthusiastic than others. and there seems to be you know a little weak punch here maybe perhaps by wednesday. we'll see if it all comes together, but at least or some hope we might have something up street to kind of treat us a little bit. 4 zone forecast for your cinco de mayo 68 going on for san francisco today looks like the peninsula coast as the middle to upper 60's in spots like half moon bay at 67. also looking at this for the bay side of the peninsula to the north upper 60's near 70. but t