abc7 news meteorologist sandhya patel is live on the roof with details. sandhya: this is a serious heatwave. it's going to stretch for days. right now it is gorgeous up here on the roof because we do have a nice breeze blowing to the bay area. high pressure starting to command our weather. we have already seen triple digits inland. towards the next couple days, you will notice that things will change, but first the high-pressure ridge bringing a dangerous heatwave up and down the state of california. heat advisories for parts of the northeast, coastal counties. an excessive heat warning stretching the entire length of the state. from our east bay hills camera there is a bit of haze. vacaville, concord, livermore in the triple digits. santa rosa 93 right now. you have a nice breeze in petaluma. 65 in the city of san jose. oakland at 73 degrees. i'm sure you want to head to half moon bay, especially if you are inland. we have the marine layer and some haze in the air. air quality will be moderate for the next four days. fog on parts of the coastline on live

let's get back to sandhya patel. sandhya: fire danger definitely going up.n the roof, it is absolutely gorgeous. we have a nice breeze. you see the trees blowing behind me and the flag. you might think, what heatwave? let's check it out. look at the weekend forecast. saturday triple digits inland. mid 60's co-side -- coast-side. on sunday, mid-100's. hotter conditions expected on labor day. 108 in livermore. that's 10 to 20 degrees above average. know for signs of heat exhaustion and heatstroke. you don't want to take things for granted and just assume i'm just a little hot because it's hot outside. here are the signs. keep those things in mind. here's a look at the satellite picture. high pressure bringing the dangerous heat from the desert up and down the state. we have excessive heat watch, excessive heat warning, even a heat advisory covering the state. this will be a statewide event. a live look from our emeryville camera. it is absolutely beautiful. sun is shining. it is 65 in the city. 79 in san jose. these temperatures have come up just about everywh

sandhya patel tracking it. mething that we do not typically start with, that is the accuweather 7 day forecast. this is going to be a prolonged period of very hot, dangerously hot weather ahead. tomorrow you get the heat spike with triple digits, friday, 90's. look at the triple digits from saturday through tuesday. then, those temperatures coming down just slightly on wednesday. we will take a closer look, that heatwave is expected to be the longest and hottest of the season, so far. as you know, we get heat in october as well. dangerous heat will be brought by this area of high pressure that will build a westward and as it does we will notice the difference as we head into tomorrow. today, temperatures were in the low 60's to upper 90's, inland. tomorrow we will get into the triple digit territory. 8:00 in the morning, 50's and 60's, fog around, it's going to get warm. inland, 80's and 90's. 2:00 in the afternoon, these are not the highs of the days but you're hitting 100 in fairfield. know the signs of heat i

sandhya patel is here with the latest. sandhya: today was a record-setting day. it was not just a daily record, not just a monthly record, these were all-time records for several cities. take a look as you will notice santa rosa hitting 115 degrees. livermore, 116. redwood city, 110. san jose, 109 degrees. all all-time records. 113 in gilroy's broke the old record from yesterday at 112. half moon bay, 81 today, a new record. excessive heat warnings until 8:00 p.m. friday for solano county, rest of the inland counties until 8:00 p.m. thursday. heat advisory going until 8:00 p.m. thursday for the sf bay shoreline and santa cruz coast. i want to show you those temperatures because they are starting to slide even though it is the warm inland. look at the temperature change, anywhere from three to seven degrees cooler. the sea breeze is coming in, and we are watching this system on water vapor energy which could bring us some isolated thunderstorms. we will take a look at that. ama: thank you. the excessive heat is also having an impact on schools. diablo valley colle

sandhya patel is here with the latest. sandhya: today was a record-setting day.monthly record, these were all-time records for several cities. take a look as you will notice santa rosa hitting 115 degrees. livermore, 116. redwood city, 110. san jose, 109 degrees. all all-time records. 113 in gilroy's broke the old record from yesterday at 112. half moon bay, 81 today, a new record. excessive heat warnings until 8:00 p.m. friday for solano county, rest of the inland counties until 8:00 p.m. thursday. heat advisory going until 8:00 p.m. thursday for the sf bay shoreline and santa cruz coast. i want to show you those temperatures because they are starting to slide even though it is the warm inland. look at the temperature change, anywhere from three to seven degrees cooler. the sea breeze is coming in, and we are watching this system on water vapor energy which could bring us some isolated thunderstorms. we will take a look at that. ama: thank you. the excessive heat is also having an impact on schools. diablo valley college will open its pleasant hill campus tomorr

we go to our abc7 news meteorologist, sandhya patel. sandhya: days of triple digits as a.we take the baby warning. starting on sunday and running -- we take a look at the heat warning. starting on sunday and running until tuesday. also in the coastal range. san francisco not included. holiday heatwave includes temperatures that soar into the triple tomorrow. sunday into monday. when 10 degrees. that fire danger will be going up. i would take a look at how long this will last and when committees get a break from it, coming up. ama: thank you. there will be another flex alert tomorrow to avoid blackouts. from 4:00 until 9:00 p.m., all californians are asked to conserve energy. though charge your electric car or use major appliances during those hours and be sure to turn off any unnecessary lights. dan: despite the soaring temperatures, several events are happening this weekend in the east bay where it will be steamy. one of them is the skull and. the a preview and we can show you how organizers will balance having fun with people people safe -- keeping people safe. >> if you

ama: let's get to our meteorologist sandhya patel. sandhya: let me show you the earthquake. 6:39, a magnitude 4.4. a minute later, there was another earthquake. this was an aftershock. if you look at all the reports, the largest of the series was or .4. taking a look here, the strongest jolt was around north bay near the epicenter. there were reports towards napa and east bay into san francisco. this was on the rodgers creek faults. an extension of the hayward fault. when you take a look at earthquakes, it is considered a light earthquake. noticeable shaking certainly was reported by many of the followers. dan: thank you. we sent out an alert as soon as the first calls came into the newsroom. you can get alerts like this one through the news app. find it on your phone's apple store. ama: you details after eight vallejo high school staff member was shot. it happened outside of vallejo high school. sometime around four bank this afternoon. our abc7 news reporter is here. tim: they responded to calls around 3:45 on tuesday. >> there was a

ama: let's get to our meteorologist sandhya patel. sandhya: let me show you the earthquake. 6:39, a magnitude 4.4. a minute later, there was another earthquake. this was an aftershock. if you look at all the reports, the largest of the series was or .4. taking a look here, the strongest jolt was around north bay near the epicenter. there were reports towards napa and east bay into san francisco. this was on the rodgers creek faults. an extension of the hayward fault. when you take a look at earthquakes, it is considered a light earthquake. noticeable shaking certainly was reported by many of the followers. dan: thank you. we sent out an alert as soon as the first calls came into the newsroom. you can get alerts like this one through the news app. find it on your phone's apple store. ama: you details after eight vallejo high school staff member was shot. it happened outside of vallejo high school. sometime around four bank this afternoon. our abc7 news reporter is here. tim: they responded to calls around 3:45 on tuesday. >> there was a

let's get to sandhya patel. sandhya: we will be ready for it. day six of this heatwave today setting records. let me show you those records. gilroy, 110 surpassing the previous record of 108 degrees. triple digits across many inland areas. 115 in fairfield. 80's and 90's from san francisco to oakland. right now we are still retaining some of the heat. inland areas in the 80's and 90's. excessive heat warnings going for a solano county through tomorrow night. the risk of heat illnesses remains elevated. keeping our eye on tropical storm kay. it will be a factor in the weekend forecast. ama: you can keep track of the temperatures anytime in the weather on demand session test section of our tv app. governor newsom has declared a state of emergency in three california counties because of major wildfires. the so-called mosquito fire has burned more than 6800 acres across placer and el dorado county. there is no containment and evacuation orders have been issued. some of our viewers say they have been able to see the humongous plume of smoke from the

we go to our abc7 news meteorologist, sandhya patel. sandhya: days of triple digits as a.take the baby warning. starting on sunday and running -- we take a look at the heat warning. starting on sunday and running until tuesday. also in the coastal range. san francisco not included. holiday heatwave includes temperatures that soar into the triple tomorrow. sunday into monday. when 10 degrees. that fire danger will be going up. i would take a look at how long this will last and when committees get a break from it, coming up. ama: thank you. there will be another flex alert tomorrow to avoid blackouts. from 4:00 until 9:00 p.m., all californians are asked to conserve energy. though charge your electric car or use major appliances during those hours and be sure to turn off any unnecessary lights. dan: despite the soaring temperatures, several events are happening this weekend in the east bay where it will be steamy. one of them is the skull and. the a preview and we can show you how organizers will balance having fun with people people safe -- keeping people safe. >> if you li

let's get to sandhya patel. sandhya: we will be ready for it. day six of this heatwave today setting records. let me show you those records. gilroy, 110 surpassing the previous record of 108 degrees. triple digits across many inland areas. 115 in fairfield. 80's and 90's from san francisco to oakland. right now we are still retaining some of the heat. inland areas in the 80's and 90's. excessive heat warnings going for a solano county through tomorrow night. the risk of heat illnesses remains elevated. keeping our eye on tropical storm kay. it will be a factor in the weekend forecast. ama: you can keep track of the temperatures anytime in the weather on demand session test section of our tv app. governor newsom has declared a state of emergency in three california counties because of major wildfires. the so-called mosquito fire has burned more than 6800 acres across placer and el dorado county. there is no containment and evacuation orders have been issued. some of our viewers say they have been able to see the humongous plume of smoke from the

coverage begins with sandhya patel. hya: we are talking about sweltering heat this upcoming weekend. we are going to start to see that heat building not just over the central valley, but shifting westward. as the dangerous heatwave develops, you're really going to feel it in inland communities. inland areas and the hills going under an excessive heat warning. all the areas shaded in orange under a heat advisory 11:00 a.m. sunday until sunday night. that is the bay shoreline and marin coastal range. it will carry over into early next week. this saturday, you start to see some 90's and 100's. on monday, we are talking by extreme heat when it is 108 degrees in concord. fire danger will be increasing not just tomorrow, going into the high category, but this upcoming weekend. i will be back. dan? dan: in the east bay, cities are seeing triple digit temperatures just as the high school football season kicks off. tonight in pleasant hill, players and families were battling the heat at a freshman game between foothill and colleg

let's get to sandhya patel for details. sandhya: it is going to feel a lot better than it did the last week with this heatwave. let me show you a lot picture from our tower camera. we have fog rolling in over san francisco. cooler tomorrow, a 19 degrees drop. fairfield from 109 to 87. it is already cooler. 60 degrees drop in concord. from our east bay hills camera is that we do have an air quality advisory because of smoke from the mosquito fire. moderate air quality expected the next three days. all that smoke coming in, air quality there is hazardous to very unhealthy at times. here in the bay area, it is good to moderate. also keeping an eye on former hurricane k. that moisture is nothing our direction. dan: there are a few small pg&e power outages still happening in bay area. california's 10th flex alert in a row is over. we successfully avoided rotating outages. here is a look at the system demand. the darker area on the graph compared with forecasted demand. they are deeply grateful to the public for helping maintain g

coverage begins with sandhya patel. ndhya: we are talking about sweltering heat this upcoming weekend. we are going to start to see that heat building not just over the central valley, but shifting westward. as the dangerous heatwave develops, you're really going to feel it in inland communities. inland areas and the hills going under an excessive heat warning. all the areas shaded in orange under a heat advisory 11:00 a.m. sunday until sunday night. that is the bay shoreline and marin coastal range. it will carry over into early next week. this saturday, you start to see some 90's and 100's. on monday, we are talking by extreme heat when it is 108 des in cco. fire danger willeang the high category, but this upcoming weekend. i will be back. dan? dan: in the east bay, cities are seeing triple digit temperatures just as the high school football season kicks off. tonight in pleasant hill, players and families were battling the heat at a freshman game between foothill and college park high schools. j.r. stone was there and

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let's get to sandhya patel for details. sandhya: it is going to feel a lot better than it did the last week with this heatwave. let me show you a lot picture from our tower camera. we have fog rolling in over san francisco. cooler tomorrow, a 19 degrees drop. fairfield from 109 to 87. it is already cooler. 60 degrees drop in concord. from our east bay hills camera is that we do have an air quality advisory because of smoke from the mosquito fire. moderate air quality expected the next three days. all that smoke coming in, air quality there is hazardous to very unhealthy at times. here in the bay area, it is good to moderate. also keeping an eye on former hurricane k. that moisture is nothing our direction. dan: there are a few small pg&e power outages still happening in bay area. california's 10th flex alert in a row is over. we successfully avoided rotating outages. here is a look at the system demand. the darker area on the graph compared with forecasted demand. they are deeply grateful to the public for helping maintain g

let's check in with sandhya patel, tracking this storm very closely. dion: let's talk about the timeline. sandhya: right now, the outer bands of the hurricane moving onshore as we look at live doppler 7. the center of the storm is approaching. it is 175 miles away from charleston, south carolina, but you can see the wind flow. the winds are picking up. 25 to 35 mile per hour gusts at this hour. the heavier bands moving in as we take a look at the watches and warnings. they are going up and down the mid atlantic coast. numerous storm reports from the region. a lot of stork flooding due to storm surge and 12 to 24 inches of rain in florida. it is a category one right now as it is getting closer with winds of 80 miles per hour. expected to make landfall tomorrow afternoon. it will weaken after making landfall across southern california to a depression but they will see quite a bit of rain, up to 12 inches maximum expected in some of those regions. flooding, life-threatening inundation is expected. i will be back with a look at the local forecast, coming ri

let's get to sandhya patel. sandia: excessive and dangerous category again. today, we had triple digits inland. 70's along the coast. these numbers were 20 degrees cooler than yesterday. 108 in fairfield. 97 in san jose. high pressure moving westward, bringing dangerous heat tomorrow. you will notice that it rapidly warns -- warms. solano county and lake county going longer. heat risk illness will be high to very high. heat advisory for the bay shoreline and the coast as there's a heat risk as well. all eyes turned to this very large hurricane k expected to dump some heavy rain and possibly thunder across southern california. we are watching carefully because we may see action this weekend. a closer look, coming up. ama: let's take a live look at current power outages. the darker the color, the higher the amount of affected customers. pg&e says hot weather caused outages today. pg&e says it used all its resources including at least 301 multi person crews to restore power. dan: more than half a million customers received notice today about possible rotating ou

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you've been keeping an eye on what an incoming storm could bring us, sandhya patel. sam gerak: this looks promising. it will help with our fire season and our fire danger and the drought. it will help out. let's take a look at the rain chances over the next seven days. sunday, monday, tuesday. the possibility of rain goes up saturday night. this crips institute in san diego is saying there's a possibility of an atmospheric river. this would be a week atmospheric river, obviously if it pans out. we are looking at hefty rain totals. it's a light level one on our storm impact scale. sunday morning is your main event. moderate to brief heavy rain at 6:00 in the morning. that will continue until 8:00 and then we switch over to showers. brief downpours, possibility of lightning and gusty wind on sunday. that's not the only time we will be dealing with wet weather. i will be back with totals, coming up. ama: thank you. you can follow along with this weekend storm with live doppler 7. download the abc 7 bay area news app, find it where you stream. dan: investigators trying t

let's check in with sandhya patel, tracking this storm very closely. on: let's talk about the timeline. sandhya: right now, the outer bands of the hurricane moving onshore as we look at live doppler 7. the center of the storm is approaching. it is 175 miles away from charleston, south carolina, but you can see the wind flow. the winds are picking up. 25 to 35 mile per hour gusts at this hour. the heavier bands moving in as we take a look at the watches and warnings. they are going up and down the mid atlantic coast. numerous storm reports from the region. a lot of stork flooding dueo sus of rain in florida. it is a category one right now ting closer with winds of 80 miles per hour. expected to make landfall tomorrow afternoon. it will weaken after making landfall across southern california to a depression but they will see quite a bit of rain, up to 12 inches maximum expected in some of those regions. flooding, life-threatening inundation is expected. i will be back with a look at the local forecast, coming right up. dan: you can help people affected by

dan: let's hear from the expert, our meteorologist sandhya patel. es. on the roof it is comfortable but that will change dramatically. let me show you what you can expect this holiday weekend. we're looking at a heatwave with the heat risk intensifying saturday, and 100s. saturday the temperature has come up to record levels. on labor day it is extreme heat up to 108 degrees. 80's along the bay. on the coast it will be in the 70's. all

. >> sandhya patel is here with rain. >> we have had much needed rain in the bay area.n those thunderstorms. i want to show you video from our mount tam cam tonight. you see that lightning flash, it is pretty crazy. our tower cam captured it. let's go to live doppler seven now. it is quiet in the bay area. we are seeing some mixed precipitation. snow falling over the highest elevations. we are talking 9000 feet, mixing with those showers. certainly looking more like winter than summer here. we are approaching fall. we have a few more days of summer left. here's the low pressure. winds pulling up the moisture around that area of low and those thunderstorms as well. we have seen some good downpours . there are flood advisory in flash flood warning watches around parts of the sierra nevada and parts of the sacramento valley. in the bay area i want to show you the rainfall from yesterday exceeding monthly averages in just one day. one daily record in downtown oakland, they received 15 hundredths of an inch. the previous record was 13 hundredths. many areas were well above a

let's get to sandhya patel. sandia: excessive and dangerous category again. today, we had triple digits inland. 70's along the coast. these numbers were 20 degrees cooler than yesterday. 108 in fairfield. 97 in san jose. high pressure moving westward, bringing dangerous heat tomorrow. you will notice that it rapidly warns -- warms. solano county and lake county going longer. heat risk illness will be high to very high. heat advisory for the bay shoreline and the coast as there's a heat risk as well. all eyes turned to this very large hurricane k expected to dump some heavy rain and possibly thunder across southern california. we are watching carefully because we may see action this weekend. a closer look, coming up. ama: let's take a live look at current power outages. the darker the color, the higher the amount of affected customers. pg&e says hot weather caused outages today. pg&e says it used all its resources including at least 301 multi person crews to restore power. dan: more than half a million customers received notice today about possible rotating ou

you've been keeping an eye on what an incoming storm could bring us, sandhya patel.ak: this looks promising. it will help with our fire season and our fire danger and the drought. it will help out. let's take a look at the rain chances over the next seven days. sunday, monday, tuesday. the possibility of rain goes up saturday night. this crips institute in san diego is saying there's a possibility of an atmospheric river. this would be a week atmospheric river, obviously if it pans out. we are looking at hefty rain totals. it's a light level one on our storm impact scale. sunday morning is your main event. moderate to brief heavy rain at 6:00 in the morning. that will continue until 8:00 and then we switch over to showers. brief downpours, possibility of lightning and gusty wind on sunday. that's not the only time we will be dealing with wet weather. i will be back with totals, coming up. ama: thank you. you can follow along with this weekend storm with live doppler 7. download the abc 7 bay area news app, find it where you stream. dan: investigators trying to figure

dan: we begin with meteorologist sandhya patel who is on the roof of the building, with the latest on the conditions right now. sandhya: we have some changes to talk about, extreme heat is still happening, but will begin later and it will still last longer. let me show you the excessive heat warning. it covers all inland areas from 11 a.m. sunday until 8 p.m. tuesday, up to 100 degrees expected. solano county until 8:00 p.m. wednesday. the heat advisory no longer covers the coast of san francisco, but it still includes the bay shoreline and parts of the coastal range highs up to eight degrees. it will be hard enough to cross high to very high heat risk illness. keep that in mind. temperatures rising and so will the heat risk. 100 tomorrow, 106 monday. 108 labor day. even around the bay it will get up into the 90's. coast side, 60's to the 70's. a friendly reminder, it gets much harder inside the vehicle, never leave kids or pets in the car. stay hydrated were cool and spend time outdoors during the day, and check on relatives and neighbors. what i will be back to let you know exactly

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. >> sandhya patel is here with rain. >> we have had much needed rain in the bay area. even those thunderstorms. i want to show you video from our mount tam cam tonight. you see that lightning flash, it is pretty crazy. our tower cam captured it. let's go to live doppler seven now. it is quiet in the bay area. we are seeing some mixed precipitation. snow falling over the highest elevations. we are talking 9000 feet, mixing with those showers. certainly looking more like winter than summer here. we are approaching fall. we have a few more days of summer left. here's the low pressure. winds pulling up the moisture around that area of low and those thunderstorms as well. we have seen some good downpours . there are flood advisory in flash flood warning watches around parts of the sierra nevada and parts of the sacramento valley. in the bay area i want to show you the rainfall from yesterday exceeding monthly averages in just one day. one daily record in downtown oakland, they received 15 hundredths of an inch. the previous record was 13 hundredths. many areas were well abo

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. >> i am meteorologist sandhya patel tracking showers and thunderstorms with live doppler 7.mains in the forecast. >> now from abc 7, live breaking news. >> talking about that breaking news happening right in front of city hall, downtown oakland was filled with police cars because shots were fired and a person died. >> that shooting interrupted today's city council meeting. councilmembers could hear the gunshots and then the sirens as a police responded to 14th and broadway. >> j.r. stone is on the scene for us tonight should >> one man has died. another is in surgery after a shooting that happened near this bus stop outside of oakland city hall. this shooting happened around 2:15 this afternoon. witnesses heard between five and seven gunshots. one witness said he saw another man running from the area after those shots were fired. police did speak a little while ago but said nothing about what led to the shooting or who they might be looking for. i spoke with witnesses walking through the area and who were at work in the area. this is what they had to say. i heard gunshots as

. >> we now are hearing of in earthquake >> >> sandhya patel is tracking that for us in the north baya the latest from the usgs is three kilometers north of santa rosa. you'll notice it was at 6:39. the depth was for miles. we're just getting this in. four point four earthquake striking north of santa rosa tonight. let's take a look at live doppler 7. as you check out what is ahead, overnight clouds will expand. where areas will wake up to gray skies tomorrow morning. some drizzle as we head into the afternoon and evening, some of the higher clouds will filter in. it is going to be another mild day. below average temperatures. breathing coast side. if you like this weather, check out thursday. don't have any heat. friday, a little warmer. saturday, temperatures start to go back down. as you check out a live view, you will notice good air quality continuing the next four days. signs of autumn in the air. we will keep it below average all week. wendy conditions on sunday. other model is dryer but stay tuned. breaking news, earthquake just struck, 4.4 north of santa rosa tonight. magnitu

let's bring in sandhya patel. >> you're still tracking rain? >> i am indeed. in that sounds crazy considering you're seeing sunshine in the south bay. take a look at live doppler 7. i will show you what is happening. thunderstorms are moving through. they pounded livermore. i'm getting reports from that area it was raining cats and dogs. now you will notice these thunderstorms are right around the altamont heading toward 580 in the 205. it is moving towards the byron discovery bay area. some of this activity is pushing a little more to the east into the northeast. take a look at what is off the coast and this is why we cannot let our guard down. do you see what is showing up here? we still have multiple linning strikes off the coast associated with this area of low pressure that has been parked off our coast and spinning for the last couple of days. the greatest thunderstorm risk is going to be across the bay area through tonight. tomorrow it starts to taper but we still have the possibility in the morning should look at is live view. you can certainly see the