let's get to meteorologist shayla gerardin with more on this. >> shayla, we've got some mild conditions out there to start your workweek, but we are still going to see this. spare the air alert in effect through tomorrow. so the north bay along the coast into the central bay and even the santa clara valley all going to see poor air quality conditions tomorrow. so if you can minimize that time outdoors until this expires and that air quality improves as we head into about midweek. otherwise, though, heading into tomorrow, overall conditions are going to be nice. we just have some very chilly mornings ahead the coast. you'll see your morning start off in the 40s with some of that fog developing once again by 9 a.m. back in the 50s though, and tomorrow you'll see highs making it to the 60s with a mix of sun and cloud along the bay. not going to be quite as chilly. you will dip into the 50s though, this tonight and then tomorrow, starting off your morning in the 50s as well, with temps only warm into the 60s tomorrow, and then finally inland spots. you've got a cool start as well. tomorrow

shayla. thanks. now, with many bay area cities struggling to pay the bills, there's a bright spot in the north bay. the city of napa says it expects to have a $4.6 million surplus going into next year. that's according to the press democrat. that's after the city brought in more revenue than expected, and the city spent less than projected. those numbers need to be audited before the city can decide how to spend those extra funds. well, people gathered in san francisco to honor world aids day at the national aids memorial grove. unsung hero awards were given to two people who did important community work. one of them was vince chrysostomos, who has dedicated his adult life to giving voices to the disadvantaged. >> you know, hiv covid those things can be treated, but it's the things like it doesn't bring back the trans person. it doesn't guarantee that people aren't going to go to bed at hungry at nigh. it doesn't guarantee our human rights. and so i think, well, i, i'm all for ending the epidemics. i

we have meteorologist shayla gerardin with your forecast. >> shayla, we have some nice cool conditions. if you're going to be out and about this sunday evening. so temperatures starting off in the 60s. we'll see them cooling down to the 50s pretty quickly with more of that cloud cover building in overnight as we head into early tomorrow morning. some spots even making it to the 40s. so a chilly start to your monday out there. overall though, a nice pattern as we head into the next couple of days. so we have those cool and cloudy conditions tonight. we just spoke of again that spare the air alert going to be in place for the rest of this evening and as you head into tomorrow. so we are dealing with poor air quality for many areas. just something to keep in mind if you're going to be out and about tomorrow, try to minimize that time outdoors and then the rest of the week we're talking about a dry pattern ahead is going to be warm. to start off the month of december, we are talking about above average conditions over the next several days. so here's that cloud cover we talked about rollin

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