larry: but you are ok with sandhya being first? sandhya: i knew it was coming.dan: you've gone skydiving. sandhya: that's when i was a lot younger. keeping focus at work, you are not alone. microsoft surveyed more than 30,000 workers, and 68% said they don't have enough uninterrupted time because of too many meetings. the survey labeled inefficient meetings the number one workplace distraction with people saying they are just too long and poorly run. this is a favorite topic of yours and mine. i will say this. my brother ran an international company for many years, and one of his great prides and enjoys -- and joys was the fact that he never had an all hands meeting in all of those years, and everything ran perfectly. we talk about the difference between the work and the meeting. dan: sometimes people go, the meeting is not the work. i call my brother, and we all the time. probably three times out of five, i get the text, i am in a meeting. he is in meetings all day long. karina: let's have a meeting so we can talk about it off-line. a lot of times, i think we c

sandhya: thank you. ama: i promised. dan: now with your mouth full -- larry: will brock purdy be ready for the season opener? only god knows. that is actually what kyle shanahan said today, as the 49ers get together with trey lance and sam bradford running the >> now, abc 7 sports with larry beil. larry: good evening. the 49ers began ota's, organized team activities, with all eyes on the quarterback -- actually, make that quarterbacks. the 49ers are optimistic brock purdy will be ready to go in the season opener, but coach kyle shanahan also didn't say "only god knows the timeline," right? and he was not available for comment. pretty suffered an elbow injury, had surgery in march, recovery going well to the extent that party is set to begin drawing next week. he replaced jimmy garoppolo last year, who was tremendous. he is qb1 if he is ready, however -- kyle: only god knows. it's all estimates. so it depends on what the quote people have got for me, but we are hoping for week one. >> were not trying to label any time or

sandhya: that's true! some moms do like it hot. ama: thanks, sandhya.tedly struck a new deal to help finance a home stadium for the team in los vegas -- in las vegas. they have an agreement in place for the team to build a $1.5 billion stadium on a portion of the tropicana las vegas site. this is a different site and deal than what was announced last month, keep in mind. this new deal would reportedly reduce the amount of public financing needed by the team to build this new ballpark. the newspaper reports bal will demolish tropicana and build a retractable roof stadium on nine acres near the southern end of the las vegas strip. ama: joe cap has died. he was the quarterback on the last berkeley team to appear in the rose bowl in january of 195930 help to get the minnesota vikings to the super bowl. that famous berkeley win in 1982 against stanford. the hall of famer fault i summer's -- thought alzheimer's and dementia -- fought alzheimer's and dementi that's why i take osteo bi-flex every day. it's clinically shown to improve joint comfort in 7 days, an

sandhya: i'm meteorologist sandhya patel. breezy and below average for may. i will let you dan: just a week before we officially begin pride month in june, target is pulling some pride merchandise off its shelves and is blaming what it calls "volatile circumstances." report of robert hayes from our sister station reports what that means. retail giant target says its chain is being targeted, conservatives unhappy with pride merchandise prominently displayed. some customers have accosted workers and tipped over displays. >> i don't understand why they would do that. rob: since introducing this year's collection, we have experienced threats impacting our team members' sense of safety and well-being while at work. given these volatile circumstances, we are making adjustments to our plans. those adjustments include removing items that have generated the most confrontational reactions. target confirming it has moved its pride merchandise from the front of the score to the back in parts of the south. >> when it comes to safety, we can never be too cautious these day

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dan: thanks, sandhya. ama: coming up next, taylor swift's tour [bellringing] ama: on wall street, it was a mixed day for stocks. investors are keeping an eye on talks to raise the debt ceiling. the dow lost, closing at 4192, -- closing at 33 to 86, the s&p 500 was essentially flat. wednesday is the final day for customers to return to bed, bath & beyond. it includes its sister store buy buy baby. items purchased during the closing sale are as is with no returns or exchanges. the stores are still open and all merchandise is discounted by up to 40%. dan: taylor swift is set to make money beyond her wildest dreams. her current eras tour could be the highest grossing tour of all time and is expected to boost her net worth by $500 million. that would make her a member of the elite billionaires club. swift's prior network was estimated around $600 million. the 33-year-old's tour will bring in even more money when it goes worldwide. two mom in the bay area thought they bought tickets ons stub hub to see swift's c

so let's go to abc7 news meteorologist sandhya patel with what we should expect in sandhya the next 24 hours or so. yeah. >> dan the next 24 hours, you're going to have to watch out for some fog first thing tomorrow morning. i want to show you live views from our tower cameras right now and you will notice that visibility is just fine. it's not going to look like that come tomorrow morning. there is an area of low pressure that is spinning just off the northern california coast and that's going to be a player in the forecast. already seeing some increasing high clouds tomorrow morning as we look at the 24 hour planner fog and clouds to start the day, 40s, 50s going up into the 60s by the afternoon, but still below average by 8:00. the sun goes down, those temperatures will fall with only a few clouds around. here's what i want to preview for you. the weekend will be summer-like with 90s inland 60s around the coastline. so mother's day weekend will feature heat. i'll be back with a closer look at the accuweather seven day forecast to let you know how long that's going to stick around co

dan: sandhya patel is here the weekend forecast. sandhya: let's take a look at live picture. if your headed up to tahoe it is cloudy. this is pretty much what you will see over the next four days. chances of showers and thunderstorms in the afternoon and evening, but the mornings are fine. 30's in the mornings. 60's in the afternoons. it is graduation time. saint ignatius graduating tomorrow. mid to upper 50's, it will be pretty cloudy. congratulations to you. tomorrow afternoon, cloudy on the coast and breezy. sunday the temperature is calm down a few degrees. monday they go right back up for memorial day. let's look at the seven-day forecast. no heat in the bay area for the holiday weekend. we are looking at below average temperatures. dan: very nice. ama: never really critical unless it is warranted? dan: exactly. larry: i should thank the ownership and management because they are such great content providers. the a's finally release their new stadium renderings for las vegas. we will count all the absurd mistakes together. holiday weekend, the 80's a's linked renderings.

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dan: let's check in with meteorologist sandhya patel.e out there today but, as he said, little cooler. sandhya: absolutely, dan and ama. temperatures coming down today. it is really noticeable. take a look at this live picture from our mount tam cam. you can pretty much see what is the driving force, the deeper marine layer along with the wind that has helped to take those temperatures down, up to 15 degrees cooler right now in livermore and fairfield, compared to yesterday, 16 degrees drop santa rosa, down 9 in san jose. we are definitely feeling it. the winds are gusty, 31 mile an hour in napa, where you have the onshore wind. you can feel it if you step outside. we go hour-by-hour, 6:00 tonight, 25 to 30 mile an hour winds remain with us. still gusty at 11:00 p.m. tonight. as we head toward tomorrow morning, starts off breezy, the winds increase throughout the day, and i think tomorrow, the temperatures inland will bounce back a little bit compared to today. today so far, some of our former spots are in the low 70's. i want to show yo

dan: sandhya patel is here as the weekend arrives.andhya: i have a little bit of everything for everyone this weekend. good evening to all of you. let's talk about our natural ac. rolling in tonight is about 1200 feet deep. it has made its push from the coast across the bay and some parts of the valleys will wake up to gray skies. live doppler 7. we don't have any rain. the only moisture we will see is in the form of mist and drizzle. temperatures in the 50's and 60's as we check out the wind. still a bit dusty especially over the higher terrain and out towards the delta. 27 miles per hour in mount diablo. big rocket 25. first thing tomorrow morning, light for most of you except 25 at point raise. the wind will ramp up on shore coming off that cool ocean water. when you are at that 29 to 34 mile per hour range at 3:00 and even later in the evening, you will feel that free ac. are along the embarcadero, the flags were blowing around in the wind. it's not terribly windy at the lower elevations. tomorrow as the wind picks up, that will b

so let's go to abc7 news meteorologist sandhya patel with what we should expect in sandhya the next 24 hours or so. yeah. >> dan the next 24 hours, you're going to have to watch out for some fog first thing tomorrow morning. i want to show you live views from our tower cameras right now and you will notice that visibility is just fine. it's not going to look like that come tomorrow morning. there is an area of low pressure that is spinning just off the northern california coast and that's going to be a player in the forecast. already seeing some increasing high clouds tomorrow morning as we look at the 24 hour planner fog and clouds to start the day, 40s, 50s going up into the 60s by the afternoon, but still below average by 8:00. the sun goes down, those temperatures will fall with only a few clouds around. here's what i want to preview for you. the weekend will be summer-like with 90s inland 60s around the coastline. so mother's day weekend will feature heat. il wt the accuweather seven day forecast to let you know how long that's going to stick around coming up dan alma. >> all righ

sandhya patel is here to talk about the weather forecast.andhya: it will be great weather out there. absolutely, kids love it. let's talk about what we might love which is the disappearance of some of this fog that has been lingering. this is a live view from our golden gate ridge camera. we will see the marine layer actually becoming shallower and changes ahead. let's talk about your temperatures for tomorrow. they are still lagging behind where you should be for may. it's the end of may, almost june. 70 degrees tomorrow in napa. oakland ru degrees below average at 65 tomorrow. 70 is where your high temperature should be. the onshore breezes, the deep marine layer. you can see it's a pretty good push all the way into the east bay. santa rosa is stockton. tomorrow morning, many of you will wake up to gray skies with this onshore breeze still going out towards the delta. 22 miles per hour in fairfield. temperatures, not bad. comfortable. live view from our emeryville camera. you can see the gray skies, the layers. low clouds move inland overn

dan: meteorologist sandhya patel is back. sandhya: will hang onto window that means no heat.t this alive picture from the sierra where they have the warm weather. unfortunately with the sunshine, they will continue to the issues with the snow melting. let's look at the tahoe forecast, low to mid 70's next three days. slight chances of showers and thunderstorms. flood watch is in effect until monday as they are expecting the snow to continue to melt. flood warning for the merced river until monday as well, as we look at a life picture from yosemite. you can see clouds building. it will be unseasonably warm which will cause the merced river to continue to rise. right now it is below flood stage, expected to hit 12 feet tomorrow, which is above flood stage, causing the flooding. live doppler 7 max showing youth clouds near the coast. tomorrow afternoon is a windy day coast side. we will bump up temperatures for the second half of the weekend and bring on some warmth on monday, boostered 90 inland, 60's coast side. ama: fun baseball this weekend. i may be at one of the games. dan

sandhya patel has the details. ama: calfire is investigating what's sparked this five acre vegetation fire on a hill in martinez. it srtedd 9:45 a.m. this morning. fire fighters weekly controlled the flames and began putting out the fire. no injuries were reported. dan: it is a day to ditch your car and get around on two wheels as the bay area takes part in bike to wherever date. formerly, bike to work day, it encourages people to ride their bike to get to wherever they need to go. it includes neighborhood rides. counties across the bay have energizer stations like this one in san jose where people can get treats and commemorative bags. >> san jose is one of those great places where we have a lot of biking facilities and encourage people to utilize those. the more people bike, the more promotion of bikeways. dan: the good times keep rolling. a bike bash just started at 5:00 p.m. at the hub at stanford research park and runs until 7:00. ama: maybe ride your bike to dinner, get some ice cream. a nice night for it. da

dan: let's go to abc7news meteorologist sandhya patel. ama: she has the latest on river conditions and accuweather 7-day forecast. sandhya: a look at what to expect if you are going to yosemite or tahoe. with the snowmelt flooding, rivers and streams are flowing fast. always keep a close eye on kids and hypothermia can occur shortly before you get into the water, so be careful. you can slip and fall on rocks or get carried away by the fast-moving waters. as the river -- weather has turned towards the warmer weather, we have seen the reset river see minor flooding. the next seven days, we are looking at 80's and 70's, which is why the flood warning continues for the reset river. ed has already reached above flood stage earlier this morning and will continue to do that. a look at the tahoe area, flood watch until 8:00 a.m. tuesday. here is a look at your 24 hour planner. it will start with clouds and fog, the sun breakthrough afternoon time. 50's and 60's but at the coast it will still be foggy and for the evening hours, breezy temperatures

ama: let's get a first look at the forecast with sandhya patel. sandhya: we aren't worried about fire danger because we have enough moisture in the fuels from the winter rains along with the drizzle we are expecting this weekend. live views right now from our tower camera's. you will notice its gray skies no matter which direction you look. as we check out the wind at this hour, still gusting to 28 miles per hour around rio vista. 21 at sfo. the wind is carrying the marine layer all the way across the bay and it will be in the valley tomorrow morning as well. the next 24 hours, here's what you can expect. drizzle in clouds. 50's at 7:00. noontime, mild inland but not near the coast. the clouds will linger into the afternoon. in the evening, another push as we head toward that 3:00 hour. 70's inland. 50's cosine. by 7:00 tomorrow night, it is cooling quickly. by midnight sunday, you will notice another round of gray skies. how will the rest of your sunday shape up? it will look a little bit different and feel a little different from saturday. i wil

sandhya patel is back. sandhya: i think they will need them for the afternoon and evening.his. winter just doesn't want to give up. the snow is falling. it is still coming down. it's been coming down all day long. let's look at live doppler 7. the same storm that sprang bringing us showers off and on still producing snow showers. blue canyon is reporting snow right now. that system that brought us the rain is bringing them the snow. it's finally starting to sag southward. it will take that instability with it. i want to show you how unstable the air mass has been. there was a report of a tornado in compton in southern california and multiple reports of a funnel cloud. this is just in the last 12 to 24 hours. live view from our tower camera. gorgeous views as we look locally and up in the high country. here's how it looked this evening. spring showers in san jose. raindrops on the lens. you can hang the umbrellas up for tomorrow morning. it will be a dry start. later in the day, wet weather. here's a lovely view from our santa cruz camera. 24 hour rainfall totals. three hund

sandhya: we will go above average for a change.t the temperature trend for livermore. average high is 75 degrees, tomorrow at 80. well above the average on saturday and sunday. mother's day weekend featuring the heat inland. in case you stepped outside, you know it is breezy. it will remain breezy at 7:00 p.m. ford's tomorrow morning, the wind will let up and pick back up again tomorrow afternoon but not nearly as strong. we check out the view from the roof camera and it is breezy along the embarcadero. tree pollen and grass part of -- grass pollen both moderate. oak, pine, and mulberry are the culprits tomorrow as well. low to mid 80's inland tomorrow. live doppler 7 showing you a little bit of fog that will expand come morning. i want to show you the heat advisories that are up not only for the north california-oregon border but for the san joaquin valley. tomorrow, it will not be that hot except palm springs. 88 in fresno. the pacific northwest, those temperatures could be heading into record territory. palm springs, 105 on satu

ama: sandhya patel is here. sandhya: forget about spring.will feel like summer around the bay area. let's talk about your weekend heat. temperatures will be soaring. moderate risk of heat illnesses. 10 to 20 degrees above average. take a look at those numbers for your saturday. low to mid 90's inland. that's going to be summerlike heat. 60's co-side. 70's and 80's for mother's day. still warm inland but not quite as hot. temperatures will back off a few degrees around the bay. here's what will bring the heat. high-pressure building. it will push into the pacific northwest, bring the possibility of record heat this weekend. for us, it will be a quick eat up for the weekend and then backing off as we start a new workweek. we have fog along the coast. watch out. visibility is running low. temperatures in the 40's and 50's. some parts of the bay area running a few degrees higher. it was warmer today. 77 degrees in vacaville. 73 and concord. 61 in the city. 66 in san jose. we will take those temperatures up some more. you are looking at a lovely

sandhya patel is back. sandhya: i think they will need them for the afternoon and evening.r just doesn't want to give up. the snow is falling. it is still coming down. it's been coming down all day long. let's look at live doppler 7. the same storm that sprang bringing us showers off and on still producing snow showers. blue canyon is reporting snow right now. that system that brought us the rain is bringing them the snow. it's finally starting to sag southward. it will take that instability with it. i want to show you how unstable the air mass has been. there was a report of a tornado in compton in southern california and multiple reports of a funnel cloud. this is just in the last 12 to 24 hours. live view from our tower camera. gorgeous views as we look locally and up in the high country. here's how it looked this evening. spring showers in san jose. raindrops on the lens. you can hang the umbrellas up for tomorrow morning. it will be a dry start. later in the day, wet weather. here's a lovely view from our santa cruz camera. 24 hour rainfall totals. three hundredths in

sandhya patel is here. sandhya: better late than never.e've been on break from the spring weather that we should be experiencing. it was another cooler than average day but that's all changing. live picture from our sutro tower camera. high temperatures today, three to nine degrees below average. it did cool off a little bit as the sea breeze kicked up. we are going in the other direction. warming trend begins tomorrow. today's high temperatu temperatures tomorrow. santa rosa from 67 to 75. up three in san francisco. san jose going from 64 to 65. high-pressure building in. it will bring a heat wave to the pacific northwest. for us, it will heat us up on saturday. temperatures up into the 90's as we hit saturday. the coastline in the 60's. sunday, still pretty warm inland along the coastline. still staying in the comfort zone thanks to a sea breeze. 70's right around the bay. fog near the coast and around the bay. that's where it will stay tomorrow morning. temperatures in the 40's and 50's. they are not falling much because the wind is sti

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sandhya patel is here. sandhya: better late than never. been on break from the spring weather that we should be itaser coole average day buthalive picture fo tower camera. high temperatures today, three to nine degrees below average. it did cool off a little bit as the sea breeze kicked up. we are going in the other direction. warming trend begins tomorrow. today's high temperatu temperatures tomorrow. santa rosa from 67 to 75. up three in san francisco. san jose going from 64 to 65. high-pressure building in. it will bring a heat wave to the pacific northwest. for us, it will heat us up on saturday. temperatures up into the 90's as we hit saturday. the coastline in the 60's. sunday, still pretty warm inland along the coastline. still staying in the comfort zone thanks to a sea breeze. 70's right around the bay. fog near the coast and around the bay. that's where it will stay 50 they are not falling much because the wind is still going, keeping the atmosphere stirred. gusts to 31 in oakland. 26 in san francisco. nice breeze. windows open.

ama: sandhya patel is here. sandhya: forget about spring.t will feel like summer around the bay area. let's talk about your weekend heat. temperatures will be soaring. moderate risk of heat illnesses. 10 to 20 degrees above average. take a look at those numbers for your saturday. low to mid 90's inland. that's going to be summerlike heat. 60's co-side. 70's and 80's for mother's day. still warmtemperatures will bacw degrees around the bay. here's what will bring the heat. high-pressure building. it will push into the pacific northwest, bring the possibility of record heat this weekend. for us, it will be a quick eat up for the weekend and then backing off as we start a new workweek. we have fog along the coast. watch out. visibility is running low. temperatures in the 40's and 50's. some parts of the bay area running a few degrees higher. it was warmer today. 77 degrees in vacaville. 73 and concord. 61 in the city. 66 in san jose. we will take those temperatures up some more. you are looking at a lovely view along the embarcadero. dense morn

sandhya: sandhya patel has that for us. it will be good sleeping weather tonight. take a look at these live pictures. you can see why. tucked under a blanket of fog this evening. here's what you need to watch out for. fog and damp areas due to drizzle. definitely give yourself extra time. gray skies if you are writing the ferry across the bay. if you are walking, fair conditions but a cool start so layer up. many of our inland areas are running cooler than where they were yesterday. certainly was a cooler day today. our warmest inland valleys in the 80's. here's a look at the temperatures now. 50's and 60's. nice sea breeze going right now. 20 in fairfield. with the sea breeze, you can count on our natural ac cooling us off tonight. that trend continues tomorrow. 7:00 in the morning, still breezy. for the afternoon, 25 to 30 miles per hour. fog is sitting rig coastline. we have low clouds all the way across parts of these they, even places like santa rosa and napa stockton right now. we are getting a break from the heat. low pressure will prevent high-pressure from

sandhya patel is here with your 24 hour accuweather forecast.dhya: we will start off with gray skies and drizzle tomorrow morning. i tell you what. by the afternoon, you will see son away from the coast. let's check out what it looks like in terms of visibility. four miles. live doppler 7. you will notice a lot of fog. if you are planning ahead for memorial day weekend, i want to tell you that it will be a mix of sun and clouds. certainly mild weather. it gets warmer for memorial day. over the next 24 hours, here's what you can expect. a great start tomorrow morning. 40's and 50's. drizzle showing up as well. into the early afternoon turning things around. a little bit warmer for the inland areas. mid-70's by 3:00. 50's with clouds lingering along the coast. late in the evening, temperatures will begin to fall down to the 60's inland, 50's co-side. i will be back with a closer look at what you can expect over the next seven days, coming right up. ama: thank you. dan: to the south bay where one change brought on by the pandemic could be here to s

dan: let's go to abc7news meteorologist sandhya patel. ama: she has the latest on river conditions and accuweather 7-day forecast. sandhya: a look at what to expect if you are going to yosemite or tahoe. with the snowmelt flooding, rivers and streams are flowing fast. always keep a close eye on kids and hypothermia can occur shortly before you get into the water, so be careful. you can slip and fall on rocks or get carried away by the fast-moving waters. as the river -- weather has turned towards the warmer weather, we have seen the reset river see minor flooding. the next seven days, we are looking at 80's and 70's, which is why the flood warning continues for the reset river. ed has already reached above flood stage earlier this morning and will continue to do that. a look at the tahoe area, flood watch until 8:00 a.m. tuesday. here is a look at your 24 hour planner. it will start with clouds and fog, the sun breakthrough afternoon time. 50's and 60's but at the coast it will still be foggy and for the evening hours, breezy temperatures

sandhya patel is here to talk about the weather forecast.ya: it will be great weather out there. absolutely, kids love it. let's talk about what we might love which is the disappearance of some of this fog that has been lingering. this is a live view from our golden gate ridge camera. we will see the marine layer actually becoming shallower and changes ahead. let's talk about your temperatures for tomorrow. they are still lagging behind where you should be for may. it's the end of may, almost june. 70 degrees tomorrow in napa. oakland ru degrees below average at 65 tomorrow. 70 is where your high temperature should be. the onshore breezes, the deep marine layer. you can see it's a pretty good push all the way into the east bay. santa rosa is stockton. tomorrow morning, many of you will wake up to gray skies with this onshore breeze still going out towards the delta. 22 miles per hour in fairfield. temperatures, not bad. comfortable. live view from our emeryville camera. you can see the gray skies, the layers. low clouds move inland overnight

sandhya: sandhya patel has that for us. it will be good sleeping weather tonight.ese live pictures. you can see why. tucked under a blanket of fog this evening. here's what you need to watch out for. fog and damp areas due to drizzle. definitely give yourself extra time. gray skies if you are writing the ferry across the bay. if you are walking, fair conditions but a cool start so layer up. many of our inland areas are running cooler than where they were yesterday. certainly was a cooler day today. our warmest inland valleys in the 80's. here's a look at the temperatures now. 50's and 60's. nice sea breeze going right now. 20 in fairfield. with the sea breeze, you can count on our natural ac cooling us off tonight. that trend continues tomorrow. 7:00 in the morning, still breezy. for the afternoon, 25 to 30 miles per hour. fog is sitting rig coastline. we have low clouds all the way across parts of these they, even places like santa rosa and napa stockton right now. we are getting a break from the heat. low pressure will prevent high-pressure from building in but t

ama: let's get a first look at the forecast with sandhya patel. sandhya: we aren't worried about fire danger because we have enough moisture in the fuels from the winter rains along with the drizzle we are expecting this weekend. live views right now from our tower camera's. you will notice its gray skies no matter which direction you look. as we check out the wind at this hour, still gusting to 28 miles per hour around rio vista. 21 at sfo. the wind is carrying the marine layer all the way across the bay and it will be in the valley tomorrow morning as well. the next 24 hours, here's what you can expect. drizzle in clouds. 50's at 7:00. noontime, mild inland but not near the coast. the clouds will linger into the afternoon. in the evening, another push as we head toward that 3:00 hour. 70's inland. 50's cosine. by 7:00 tomorrow night, it is cooling quickly. by midnight sunday, you will notice another round of gray skies. how will the rest of your sunday shape up? it will look a little bit different and feel a little different from saturday. i wil

dan: sandhya patel is here as the weekend arrives.ya: i have a little bit of everything for everyone this weekend. good evening to all of you. let's talk about our natural ac. rolling in tonight is about 1200 feet deep. it has made its push from the coast across the bay and some parts of the valleys will wake up to gray skies. live doppler 7. we don't have any rain. the only moisture we will see is in the form of mist and drizzle. temperatures in the 50's and 60's as we check out the wind. still a bit dusty especially over the higher terrain and out towards the delta. 27 miles per hour in mount diablo. big rocket 25. first thing tomorrow morning, light for most of you except 25 at point raise. the wind will ramp up on shore coming off that cool ocean water. when you are at that 29 to 34 mile per hour range at 3:00 and even later in the evening, you will feel that free ac. are along the embarcadero, the flags were blowing around in the wind. it's not terribly windy at the lower elevations. tomorrow as the wind picks up, that will blow

sandhya: it's looking great.n wanting the warmer weather, it's coming up starting tomorrow. life picture from our santa cruz camera, we're seeing plenty of sun. we will see the fog pulled back faster starting tomorrow which will allow the warming trend to begin. your seeing the low clouds advancing tonight. . it's a little breezy and tray pollard running high. if you suffer from allergies, that will continue. moderate for weeds and grasses. very high uv index. on live doppler 70 can see the clouds near the coast. they'll be pushing into the valleys tomorrow morning. but it will be a quicker clearing trend and tomorrow afternoon, a warmer day, mid-to-upper 70's inland. upper 50's cliffside and breezy. we take up the 80's. meet 80's friday. closer to 90 on saturday. . we will go with the warmth continuing on sunday, and then near the coast, will keep it on the comfortable side, especially if you don't like the warm weather. temperatures will slowly go in this fashion, which is up. dan: back slowly. sandhya: slowly.

sandhya patel is here with your 24 hour accuweather forecast.ya: we will start off with gray skies and drizzle tomorrow morning. i tell you what. by the afternoon, you will see son away from the coast. let's check out what it looks like in terms of visibility. four miles. live doppler 7. you will notice a lot of fog. if you are planning ahead for memorial day weekend, i want to tell you that it will be a mix of sun and clouds. certainly mild weather. it gets warmer for memorial day. over the next 24 hours, here's what you can expect. a great start tomorrow morning. 40's and 50's. drizzle showing up as well. into the early afternoon turning things around. a little bit warmer for the inland areas. mid-70's by 3:00. 50's with clouds lingering along the coast. late in the evening, temperatures will begin to fall down to the 60's inland, 50's co-side. i will be back with a closer look at what you can expect over the next seven days, coming right up. ama: thank you. dan: to the south bay where one change brought on by the pandemic could be here to sta

sandhya patel is he with the forecast. sandhya: this might be looking strange as well. it is snowing at duffer cove right now. you might as well call it winter like in the bay area. as the winter weather advisory in effect for the tahoe area, expecting up to half a foot of snow above 7000 feet, looking at six to 10 inches of snow. gusts of 50 miles per hour with slippery conditions on the roads. i want to alert you to the next 24 hours. be ready. off and on scattered showers, slippery woden based, and thunder and hail is -- slippery roadways, and thunder and hail as psi is showing up right now and live doppler 7. it has been moderate in intensity in the southern part of our viewing area. across south bernardo avenue, santa clara, getting some showers. lighter rainfall around fairfield, north texas street, so is this area of low pressure that is deepening, and i think the water vapor imagery shows it well as it continues to deepen and moves down the coastline. we will see that wraparound moisture bringing rain. you are probably wondering, rain in may? average rainfall fo

dan: let's bring in sandhya patel for that 24 hour accuweather forecast. ama: any trouble spots out there tomorrow? sandhya: the worst of it will be along the coastline. what they need to worry about overcast skies. the fog with l vy will be an issue tor spots due to drizzle. 7:00, 50's. by noon time, mid-50's to mid 60's. the sun comes through inland. still cloudy along the coast. 4:00, a mix of sun and clouds. breezy and cool as we head towards 7:00 p.m. i will be back with a full look at that memorial day weekend forecast to show you what's changing, coming up. dan: new 11:00, vacaville's mayor is refusing to recognize pride month according to the solano pride center. the pride center tweeted a statement saying the comments came during a meeting with the mayor yesterday, claiming he refused to raise the pride flag or make a proclamation recognizing june as pride month. mayor carly released this statement tonight reading in part, i thought we had a productive meeting regarding the importance of supporting the lgbtq community. in vacaville, we are an incl

sandhya patel is here. sandhya: the weekend is going to be fabulous., i want to show you our current wind gusts. it's just blowing. good day to be out, flying a kite right about now. 29 miles an hour in san francisco. 28 at sfo. fairfield, a nice breeze, 20 miles an hour. as we go hour-by-hour, 36 miles an hour at point reyes. it will be gusty near the coast. breezy inland. winds will drop off in the morning, to pick up again. you will notice the direction of the wind, coming off the ocean out of the north, northwest, 30 miles per hour. 32 in livermore. you can see why we are not going to have hot weather to worry about. this wind is going to give us good air quality across much of the bay area. most of you on the good-quality, the green. as we take a look at a life picture of our emeryville camera, sutro tower under the marine layer. good air quality continuing, the next three days for any of you who have outdoor plans. f, on l. temperatures from the 50's to the 80's. some of our inland communities cooled off today. temperatures running anywhere from

dan: meteorologist sandhya patel is here. sandhya: this morning, we started off with some damp roadways, but we will change it all up and bring on spring and even summerlike warmth, so let me show you live pictures from our tara cameras. you are seeing blue skies from all of our tower cameras, so things are changing. if you are heading to thrive city tonight, the warriors are playing the lakers at 7:00 p.m., but thrive city is having that doing party at 57 degrees tonight and dropping down to 54. breezy, so take an extra layer. things are going to change. take a look at the temperature trend for livermore, tomorrow 68, average high 74. temperatures remained below average like today but look at those numbers. they are going up. friday upper 70's. we are talking low 90's. on monday, temperatures back off, so a big change ahead. we have wet weather this morning with a system passing through northern california in the bay area. we have showers here, but we are talking snow showers, weather on live doppler 7 with lingering clouds.

sandhya: those changes will include cooler weather. i want to show you live pictures from our tower cameras. one thing you will notice, fog is creating murky views tonight. live doppler 7 tracking the fog along the coastline as we get you into the visibility and show you the local weather. watch out as we head toward tomorrow morning. here's the next 24 hours. 5:00, drizzle around. temperatures in the 50's. toward the morning, the drizzle will still be around. fog is around in the afternoon. lou will arm you into the 80's. by 7:00, fog pushing up over the bay. temperatures dropping toward midnight thursday. stronger marine push. i will let you know if this cooling will continue through the weekend, coming right up. ama: looking at the issues are affecting your wallet day today. if you are driving into san francisco, get ready. san francisco will start enforcing the -- metered parking . it's a swift change that will affect every neighborhood in the city. the parking meter shift is in effect along the embarcadero and mission bay. from th

sandhya patel is he with the forecast. sandhya: this might be looking strange as well.t is snowing at duffer cove right now. you might as well call it winter like in the bay area. as the winter weather advisory in effect for the tahoe area, expecting up to half a foot of snow above 7000 feet, looking at six to 10 inches of snow. gusts of 50 miles per hour with slippery conditions on the roads. i want to alert you to the next 24 hours. be ready. off and on scattered showers, slippery woden based, and thunder and hail is -- slippery roadways, and thunder and hail as possible. let me show you what is showing up right now and live doppler 7. it has been moderate in intensity in the southern part of our viewing area. across south bernardo avenue, santa clara, getting some showers. lighter rainfall around fairfield, north texas street, so is this area of low pressure that is deepening, and i think the water vapor imagery shows it well as it continues to deepen and moves down the coastline. we will see that wraparound moisture bringing rain. you are probably wondering, rain in

sandhya: those changes will include cooler weather. i want to show you live pictures from our tower cameras. one thing you will notice, fog is creating murky views tonight. live doppler 7 tracking the fog along the coastline as we get you into the visibility and show you the local weather. watch out as we head toward tomorrow morning. here's the next 24 hours. 5:00, drizzle around. temperatures in the 50's. toward the morning, the drizzle will still be around. fog is around in the afternoon. lou will arm you into the 80's. by 7:00, fog pushing up over the bay. temperatures dropping toward midnight thursday. stronger marine push. i will let you know if this cooling will continue through the weekend, coming right up. ama: looking at the issues are affecting your wallet day today. if you are driving into san francisco, get ready. san francisco will start enforcing the -- metered parking . it's a swift change that will affect every neighborhood in the city. the parking meter shift is in effect along the embarcadero and mission bay. from th

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dan: sandhya patel is here with a first look at the forecast. sandhya: that spike is coming this weekend, but for now, and has been cooler than average. i want to show you a live view from our tower camera as we look towards the chase center area. you will notice the shaky camera. it is breezy out there. if you are going to game five as the dubs host the lakers, it will be about 56 degrees outside throughout the city and chase center. mostly sunny and temperatures into the low 50's. definitely take a check at -- take a jacket. the view of the satellite pictures showing those clouds and fog just blew out of here for the most part. right now, we are dealing with mainly sunny skies except near the coast with one patch hanging tough. temperatures are hanging a little bit lower. and the wind is up, gusting to 26 in san mateo. i will be back to let you know exactly how warm it will get or how hot depending on where you are this weekend, coming up. ama: thanks. san jose's mayor is backing a plan designed to slow down some drivers. why a proposal design

sandhya: that's right. let's look at it.f you're traveling tomorrow, here is what you can expect, showers and storms over the rockies and parts of the great basin, but much of the u.s. will be quiet actually and no major heat to talk about. 86 miami. 73 new york peer chicago 69. 87 dallas. 85 portland. in the bay area pizza he was degrees. and francisco. notice on the national satellite and radar that the thunderstorms are all out west. great basin in the rockies are seeing the showers right now and the other area of low pressure is over the southeast where flooding is possible as well. certainly flooding concerns with this trough out west dominating our weather. it is pulling up that monsoon moisture triggering those thunderstorms and high pressure is taking a backseat so in case you are wondering why we have been in this pattern where temperatures are well below average by a good four to 12 degrees today, that is why, that low. as we look at live doppler 7 the bloke clouds and flood making their push across the bay certain

sandhya patel is letting us know what to expect. sandhya: you will see fog first thing in the morning. then we will bring on the heat later on this week. let's look at a live picture right now. golden gate bridge is still visible. it won't look like that as we take a look at just the way it looked right before sunset. you can see the fog rolling in visibility fluctuating. for the next 24 hours, here's your planner. tomorrow morning, areas of fog. it will be breezy in the afternoon. still below-average like it has been for much of the week. once the sun goes down, temperatures will fall. fog reestablishes as we head toward 1:00. let's talk about the warm up. friday, you bump those numbers into the 80's. watch saturday. 90's. it will feel like summer around here. 60's co-side. i will let you know how it will shape up for the second half of your weekend, coming right up. dan: we are keeping an eye on developing news at the u.s. mexico border. federal immigration authorities are now in place but they are seeing an increase in migrant nu

dan: let's bring in sandhya patel for that 24 hour accuweather forecast.: any trouble spots out there tomorrow? sandhya: the worst of it will be along the coastline. what they need to worry about this. overcast skies. the fog with low visibility will be an issue tomorrow morning along with damp spots due to drizzle. 7:00, 50's. by noon time, mid-50's to mid 60's. the sun comes through inland. still cloudy along the coast. 4:00, a mix of sun and clouds. breezy and cool as we head towards 7:00 p.m. i will be back with a full look at that memorial day weekend forecast to show you what's changing, coming up. dan: new 11:00, vacaville's mayor is refusing to recognize pride month according to the solano pride center. the pride center tweeted a statement saying the comments came during a meeting with the mayor yesterday, claiming he refused to raise the pride flag or make a proclamation recognizing june as pride month. mayor carly released this statement tonight reading in part, i thought we had a productive meeting regarding the importance of supporting the lgbt

let's bring sandhya patel in. dan: where is it raining now? sandhya: i will show you the east bay.uch. live doppler 7 showing you the wet weather at this hour. i want to show you in the inland east bay headed towards pittsburgh at 6:22, watch out for thunderstorms if you get caught under one of things, heavy rain and hail. moderate to heavy rain rn alamo, walnut creek, 680, zero point pfizer inches per hour. we are seeing some lighter showers and some moderate rain just up the coast line as we head towards the

sandhya patel is here. more is coming? sandhya: yes, but at least we are past the drenching rain.live picture because it is a spectacular view from our tower camera of san francisco. i think we are already -- we are all ready for a break. we have a little more to go. a short break and more rain coming. on live doppler 7, you tice a lt showers around livermore. street-level radar, dublin boulevard, san ramon valley into danville, we are seeing some slippery roadways also in the south bay to send martin across 101 going into gilroy. as we look at the sierra, if you ever have been up there in the mountains this time of year, you know they don't get snow all the time but it is may, and they are talking about rain and snow mixing in across the region. as we look at live doppler 7, taking you back in time. a couple lightning strikes in the north bay earlier this afternoon and evening. yes, some isolated thunder. that opportunity for thunderstorms is pretty much gone. here's what's happening. this area of low pressure will finally shift southward and move toward southern california where

sandhya patel is letting us know what to expect. sandhya: you will see fog first thing in the morning. then we will bring on the heat later on this week. let's look at a live picture right now. golden gate bridge is still visible. it won't look like that as we take a look at just the way it looked right before sunset. you can see the fog rolling in visibility fluctuating. for the next 24 hours, here's your planner. tomorrow morning, areas of fog. it will be breezy in the afternoon. still below-average like it has been for much of the week. once the sun goes down, temperatures will fall. fog reestablishes as we head toward 1:00. let's talk about the warm up. friday, you bump those numbers into the 80's. watch saturday. 90's. it will feel like summer around here. 60's co-side. i will let you know how it will shape up for the second half of your weekend, coming right up. dan: we are keeping an eye on developing news at the u.s. mexico border. federal immigration authorities are now in place but they are seeing an increase in migrant nu

sandhya: it's looking good. over the next 24 hours, we are talking about a combination of fog and drizzle in the sunshine. you will see that the marine layer is with us as we look across the bay. here's a look at your planner for tomorrow. 7:00 in the morning, drizzly and foggy. mid-50's to mid-50's to mid 60's with sunshine inland and it will be a mild day around the inland communities. mid-50's coast side. keeping it cool. temperatures dropping off. certainly clouds. let's check out your memorial day weekend. minor cooling sunday. bump up on monday. a closer look at those temperatures, coming right up. ama: thank you. vivid reminder that brush fires are a risk even after our wet winter. a small grass fire in san mateo county, right next to 280. southbay reporter lauren martinez caught up with firefighters who had some advice heading into the holiday weekend. >> fire always wants to go up. reporter: several crews in san mateo county responded to a two-acre visitation fire off of northbound 280, south of 92 on f