so a very active day in the sierra nevada.i think we'll see this kind of play now for the next week ahead. all right. we're headed out toward the coastline now at sfo. you can see all those clouds are rolling over the mountains. now as that sea breezes kicked in. and yeah, it's gonna blow fairly strong that giant heat dome that brought record breaking heat across the pacific northwest started to slide a little further to the east bringing more that heat in that direction. once you get one of these heat dome set up like is called an omega block takes a long time to move it a long time to break it down so it's going to bring a lot of the record breaking heat continuing in through idaho probably in the colorado, in the central us in the coming days. >> westwego, though, that nice on shore. breeze is bringing with it fog and low clouds. and of course that is keeping us much cooler overnight tonight. sea breeze probably going to deepen that marine layer just someone we'll see. stretch all the way. the interior valleys. maybe the tr

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we'll be watching the sierra nevada where showers and thunderstorms will develop and some of the dry lightning is a concern. temperatures in the morning in the 50s and 60s. a few damp spots due to the drizzle. afternoon highs will look like this. another mild one inland. mid-80s in places like antioch, fairfield. 63 half-moon bay. 69 oakland. 71 degrees in santa cruz. excessive heat watch goes up saturday afternoon through monday night. risk of heat, illnesses for parts of lake and mendecino county where temp temperaturest could be as high as 86 degrees. 106 palm springs. it's going to be hotter this weekend on sunday. 111 degrees medford. 116 in palm springs. accu weather 7 day forecast we're going with morning clouds and drizzle. slight chance of an isolated thunderstorms in the north bay. slight meaning 20% or less. mid-90s to low 100s for the weekend. low 60s coast side. we will have hot weather but not expecting any extreme here in the bay area. larry and ama. >>> like director curt i was also concerned about the buoy temps. so now that you're back in here i can rest. ama you to

we'll be watching the sierra nevada where showers and thunderstorms will develop and some of the dry lightning is a concern. temperatures in the morning in the 50s and 60s. a few damp spots due to the drizzle. afternoon highs will look like this. another mild one inland. mid-80s in places like antioch, fairfield. 63 half-moon bay. 69 oakland. 71 degrees in santa cruz. excessive heat watch goes up saturday afternoon through monday night. risk of heat, illnesses for parts of lake and mendecino county where temp temperattempt could be as high as 86 degrees. 106 palm springs. it's going to be hotter this weekend on sunday. 111 degrees medford. 116 in palm springs. accu weather 7 day forecast we're going with morning clouds and drizzle. slight chance of an isolated thunderstorms in the north bay. slight meaning 20% or less. mid-90s to low 100s for the weekend. low 60s coast side. we will have hot weather but not expecting any extreme here in the bay area. larry and ama. >>> like director curt i was also concerned about the buoy temps. so now that you're back in here i can rest. ama you to

watch out over the sierra nevada likely going to see a couple pop-up thunderstorms across the sierra da to in moisture dry across parts of mendocino county as we head toward tomorrow afternoon up thethat breeze has blown to 40 miles an hour in pacifica 16 at sfo 18 right now in san jose at 24 miles an hour in fairfield. so little breezy this afternoon temperatures. not bad. very comfortable 74 degrees in concord. 74 also in livermore, 74 degrees in san jose. a nice 60's into san francisco with that breeze blowing and 72 degrees in santa rosa now looks like we'll see a little more fog and cloud cover overnight tonight, even some drizzle along the coastline filling into the bay and many of the valley's only to break away again. so tomorrow going to be another nice day this weekend. starting to get hot spots. we'll show you where coming up. all right, lawrence now to other news and an early morning car crash in pittsburgh quickly turned into a homicide investigation is kron forcefully to call reports. >> the victim died in a neighbor's or one jimenez heard a crash outside his pittsburgh

but all those thunderstorms i mean, it is rippon across the sierra nevada right now.k at the numerous lightning strikes mammoth and the bishop popcorn. boy. it has been just erupting their last couple of hours. numerous thunderstorms going up over the sierra nevada while out the bay area and things kind of quiet out there, but of a breeze going on right now. most that sea breeze going to carry with it. some more low clouds and some fog temperatures still in the 90's in concord at this hour. 85 degrees in live. more warm, 75 nice and clear in san jose. we'll keep these temperatures headed downward the next few days as this high pressure going to start to weaken a little bit. if you're headed out this evening, beautiful evening out there over the next couple of hours along the coastline. of course, you've got the low clouds and fog and cool temperatures. there. more fog on the way. going to start marching a little further inland. tonight we'll show you where coming up in a few minutes. all right, lawrence, we're learning more about the 3.9 magnitude earthquake that stru

some thunderstorms popping up over the sierra nevada to get a real big display there this evening. all those lightning strikes popping up over the sierra nevada toward bishop a mammoth lakes pretty active out there. if you're doing some camping, some pretty dangerous stuff, too. we've got that sea breeze that continues to blow some those gusts now the 35 miles an hour into san francisco, 18 at sfo 28 in the fairfield inn is that sea breeze that is going to bring the fog low clouds back in the bay tonight and even some of the valleys as well. you can see that kind of piling on in and even some patchy drizzle along the coastline. a real possibility. some of that fog bouncing up against part of the east bay hills. maybe some patchy sneaking over to parts of the tri valley but not going to be much. i that marine they're somewhat compressed and that will keep from making its way. well, on shore. but hug the coast all day long for tomorrow. and that will keep you cool up toward the beaches if you're headed their plan on some fog and some 50's 60's co side. some 70's, maybe couple low 80'

then over the sierra nevada got some thunderstorms firing of a very active afternoon since some of that moisture roll over the top of the sierra nevada noon mammoth lakes and bring some thunderstorms in that direction. got that breeze blowing along the west coast. and that's keeping the winds now for the strong last gust to 35 miles an hour in the san francisco 24 sfo, 26 in fairfield. so you can see that fog out there again overnight tonight some of that patchy fog sneaking inside the bay early on. it will be there tomorrow morning. and again, maybe couple patches of drizzle up toward the coastline, then things are going to start to clear out leave in a mostly sunny day. and i think the temperatures are going to be warmer probably tomorrow going to be the warmest day of the week topping out in the 90's inland 70's 80's inside the bay and couple 50's 60's out of the coast. thanks, large. still to come on kron 4 news at 5, a big settlement for a san francisco based company. >> how much jewel is being ordered to pay one east coast. 8. >> what's the most contagious variants so far. new war

we have a picture related to that activity in the sierra nevada with a sheepherder taking care of the sheep, with the help of the dog. basque sheepherder dogs are quite famous in the area. flocks are much smaller, but the landscape is more complicated for she. they are in such open landscapes there, it is more mountainous than here, so sheep need help. basque herders sheepdogs to the west. continuing talking about activities related to sheep herding, in the late 1980's, a group of people here in reno decided it was important to keep the memory of sheep herding alive. it was an activity that was disappearing for basques. as we say earlier, 1970's, so the arrival of flagship herders to the west. this community in reno decided to build a monument to the basque sheepherder. one of the first businesses outside sheep herding for basque is managing boarding houses. these hotels were the place where the newcomers who arrived at the first contact with society around them. we provide a note of services. they will provide bed and breakfast and food. then they will provide services like writing l

most pop-up thunderstorms over the sierra nevada.ight now it looks like after that moves out high pressure builds in. we're extended period of some warm, even hot dry weather as we head in toward the holiday temperatures along the coastline tomorrow plans of 50's and some 60's the beaches a little wet early on sunshine by the afternoon 68 millbrae 65 south san francisco 68 in san mateo. 73 in redwood city in the south bay enjoy some 70's to the couple 80's 80's and the warmest interior valleys by tomorrow afternoon 74 union city 73 in hayward. 70 for friends in san leandro. 75 in a written about 75 also in 78 in the napa valley. then as you get back toward the coastline in the 50's and the 60's mid 70's. very comfortable in the santa rosa. but things change after this high-pressure going to start to build in. and here we go. as we get into friday, that will be the beginning. of the warming trend. we get to saturday and sunday. right now i'm paying a couple of triple digits. i think that will be well inland, maybe whale bone to the tr

so we have here some picture related to that activity, which those large flocks in the in the sierra nevada with the ship her and taking care of the sheep with the help of the dark bus ship her dogs are quite famous in the area. flux in the device country has much as smaller, but the landscape is more complicated for for cheap. the they aren't so open landscape landscapes. there is more mountainous than here. so sheep need help from from those ambassadship has brought those shipping dogs with then to the to the west. continent talking about activities related to ship herding and in the late 1980s group of people here in in reno and decided that it was important to keep the memory alive. the memory of chip hurt in alive. it was an activity that was disappearing for tasks as we say earlier. 1970 so the arrival of the last ship herders the west so this port here in reno decided to to create bill a national monument the past ship further. one of the first businesses outside ship hurting for basque was managing boarding houses and basque hotels this hotels were the place were newcomers were will

las zonas de montaÑa y lo que ocasiona son tormentas eléctricas al momento sobre lo que es la sierra nevadatiene estable y de las fincas 79° hasta los ochenta y cinco van te comienza ya la temporada y el pronóstico amigos temperaturas que estarán cercanas los 80° hasta el próximo sábado y domingo en hacer hervir el día domingo día de independencia mucho cuidado y hay que ahorrar agua regresamos más reconocidos de las administraciones con algunas figuras y eso le colección. una colaboración que hizo con una marca y con una empresa y en la bahía y desde siempre en la lucha libre del instituto de arte de san francisco porque a pesar de ser muy talentosonunca está de más. (hablan en inglés) >>> lleva trabajar hernández que de videojuegos ertz identidades malleco nacido en el arte con baseen la cultura mexicana. con grandes empresas y con todos los equipos del área de la bahía zona con la versión con un equipo quesignificó mucho para él quien mes pasado los gigantes de san francisco en participado. con corona extra le pidieron un mural. y hoy en día dando. y ni el mural de hernández encuentra de

not so much the case in the sierra nevada as you will notice red flag warning in effect until 11:00 p.mow night for the sierra and for nevada as well because of the gusty winds and low humidity. right now winds have relaxed quite a bit along the lower elevations except in nevato it's 26 miles per hour. that's going to be short lived as you will notice tomorrow. winds are light. they pick up as we head toward the afternoon and evening about 25 to 35-miles-an-hour. so be prepared for that gusty wind once again. a lovely view from our emoryville camera. visibility is good looking back toward sutro tower. limited fog, we're looking at breezy and below average with warmer weather and lighter winds for those of you waiting for that for the end of the workweek. your temperatures right now in the 40s, 50s by morning you will need a jacket or a sweater because it is definitely going to be on the cool side. low 40s to low 50s a combination of patches of fog and higher clouds tomorrow morning. then tomorrow afternoon, it is going to be another breezy one. locally gusty near the coast. 61 in the ci

not so much the case in the sierra nevada as you will notice red flag warning in effect until 11:00 p.m night for the sierra and for nevada as well because of the gusty winds and low humidity. right now winds have relaxed quite a bit along the lower elevations except in nevato it's 26 miles per hour. that's going to be short lived as you will notice tomorrow. winds are light. they pick up as we head toward the afternoon and evening about 25 to 35-miles-an-hour. so be prepared for that gusty wind once again. a lovely view from our emoryville camera. visibility is good looking back toward sutro tower. limited fog, we're looking at breezy and below average with warmer weather and lighter winds for those of you waiting for that for the end of the workweek. your temperatures right now in the 40s, 50s by morning you will need a jacket or a sweater because it is definitely going to be on the cool side. low 40s to low 50s a combination of patches of fog and higher clouds tomorrow morning. then tomorrow afternoon, it is going to be another breezy one. locally gusty near the coast. 61 in the city

and they cannot haul much over the sierra nevada. this is not a very good technique for moving goods back and forth, but that doesn't make a whole lot of difference, because there's no goods to move back and forth. collis p. huntington writes, it is a great country west of the rocky mountains in acreage and very few people on this side, he's talking about the east, know how little business there is there. even in california, the original route from sacramento to the state line is about the worst that you can imagine in terms of traffic. you can drive it today. go up through donors pass. there's not a lot to haul. this isn't through major agricultural areas. there's mining areas but certainly mining doesn't generate a lot of traffic. certainly, not enough for a railroad built at this kind of expense. but the associates did not build for freight. the associates built for government land grants and guaranteed bonds. mostly for guaranteed bonds and for the subsidy they will get from the federal government. the railroad exists during its

there's a red flag warning east of the sierra nevada mountains today. that's been issued by the national weather service, that's because of the dry conditions and high temps there. the increased danger comes at a time when there's fewer federal firefighters. only 70% of the hot shot crews are expected to be staffed this year. the u.s. forest department is having a hard time to find people to fill those jobs because the pay is so low. in june of next year, california is set to shut down one of its training facilities for inmate firefighters. this is part of the correctional center. governor newsom is closing that facility, it would be the jail part and the training part as part of his push to end mass encarsration in the state. those inmate firefighters, we rely on them tremendously during the fire season. they do a lot of work out there. one former federal firefighter says they are in desperate need of those fire programs to help out the ciian firefighters who are already themselves. bob redell, "today in the bay." >>> we'll keep track of what you need

tenemos precipitaciones y si hacemos acercamiento hacia california, vea que tenemos lluvia hacia sierra nevadacalifornia, estos colores rojizos implican alerta del tiempo. son vigilancia y a viso de calor extremo se avecina una nueva ola de calor. si nos acercamos a nuestra regiÓn, todavÍa en el Área de la bahÍa no tenemos advertencia y no veamos este tipo de condiciones. aunque va a aumentar el termÓmetro. las mÁximas para maÑana pittsburgh cerca de los 90. san josÉ en 79 y gradualmente viene un cambio en la temperatura y con mÁs detalles regreso en solo minutos. >>> gracias abimael, la policÍa espaÑola investiga la muerte del creador del programa de antivirus fue encontrado muerto en una celda en espaÑa. mcafee muriÓ poco despuÉs. por presunta evasiÓn de impuestos. su vida estuvo vinculada a drogas, armas y hasta asesinato. >>> se reanudarÁ la defensa personal para miembros de su tripulaciÓn chl el personal entrenado mantiene seguros a los pasajeros a bordo de una aeronave. es delito federal agredir a o amenazar a este personal. >>> un cargo de un dÓlar por 59 centavos por costos de segurida

sus empleados, pero pueden imponer ese mandato, investigamos mt continÚan las precipitaciÓn a sierra nevadavana henao tiene esto y mÁs titulares del mundo financiero. >>> hola ¿quÉ tal amigos? soy silvana henao y es el informe cnbc para telemundo. microsoft se une a un club exclusivo que incluye a apple. alcanzar un valor de mercado de 2 billones de dÓlares. la compaÑÍa de tecnologÍa realizÓ este logro 2 aÑos despuÉs. las acciones de microsoft incrementaron significativamente por la demanda de servicio durante la pandemia. una nueva encuesta, las inversiones del mercado inmolo variÓ y el dinero en efectivo son las maneras preferidas de estadounidense para invertir en un perÍodo de 10 aÑos y mÁs. el mercado de valores era donde los estado mi densos preferÍan invertir el dinero que no necesitaban en el momento. y las tasas de interÉs bajas y la inflaciÓn incrementando, casi 30% de las personas prefieren invertir en el mercado inmobilia rÍo. sobrepasaron los 11 mil millones de dÓlares. las ventas fueron 6% mÁs que el aÑo pasado de acuerdo... esto hizo que el lunes fuera el mayor dÍa de compras

donde mo estÁ despejado es hacia el interior de sierra nevada.r humedad y colores negros y lo que es el Área de la bahÍa. estamos cubiertos. >>> y para maÑana cmaoernz el termÓmetro con 89 grado 84 en concord. san francisco cercano a los 70 y para el sÁbado, la zona de fairfield hablando de 97 grados 93 en concord y tendremos el aumento a partir de entonces y por eso, comienza a aparecer alertas del tiempo a soes das a altas temperaturas y en el Área de la bahÍa no tenemos alerta asociada a este tipo de condiciones. y quÉ va a pasar, bueno tenemos que seguir de cerca la humedad y esta noche va incrementar nuevamente con este incremento de la nubosidad y para el sÁbado cuando las temperaturas estÉn cÁlidas van a decaer a un 27% y puede traer problemas y el viento vaso plar en las tardes de 10 a 20 millas por hora tenemos que tener cautela con eso. planifique los prÓximos dÍas. con temperaturas frescas maÑana viernes, aumentan temperaturas cercano a los 90 grados el resto del fin de semana y prÓximo semana y para el Área de livermore y regresa el c

clouds will pull back to the coastline but we are watching moisture coming back around from the sierra nevadathat monsoon moisture could spell some trouble especially as we had toward friday in the north bay. there is a slight risk of an isolated thunderstorm but we will keep an eye on that for you. drizzle in the morning and clouds to start off with temperatures in the 50s. afternoon highs staying on the mild side. inland areas in the low to mid 80s. 80 in concord, 69 in oakland. 76 san jose. 77 in santa rosa. 66 in the city. here is where all that hot weather is going to be. right up and down the state. 112 in redding, 112 in palm springs. that intense heat continues. palm springs at 115 degrees. the coast is comfortable. morning clouds and drizzle giving way to a mild afternoon. slight chance of a thunderstorm on friday in the north bay. hot weather this weekend. upper 90s to low 100s inland. good news, low 60s right near the beaches. we are all about pleasing everyone. nice wide variety coming your way this weekend. >> thank you. >>> still ahead, reaction to oakland a's pitcher, >>> baseb

we'll see some of those thunderstorms up over the sierra nevada locally that sea breeze has been blowing. now, again, the 24 miles an hour in the fairfield. the marine layer is deepening overnight tonight and that's allowed the fog and low clouds to settle even further on shore. so that brings a nice shot of moisture in the atmosphere further and some of those interior valleys that are more susceptible to those fires temperatures outside right now. 72 degrees in concord, 69 in livermore, 64 degrees in fremont, 63 in oakland, foggy in the san francisco, the some parts of san francisco, 60 degrees and 57 degrees and some fog. half moon bay air quality looking great as we head through the entire bay area that strong seabreeze things looking good all the way from the north bay south bay coast and the east bay of things change. now this big heat dome started track a little further the east. so that's got to be a factor in our weather coming up. that fog is going to start to creep in a little further on shore that is going to change things all around the bay area likely cool those temperatures

haciendo y estamos viendo la poca humedad que entra hacia la zona de montaÑa especialmente la sierra nevadaa de tormentas al momento por esa inestabilidad. y este aire frÍo que sigue entrando de la zona del norte. lanza esta advertencia de heladas increÍble el aire frÍo que entra. en horas de la madrugada al norte condado... y cuidado si va por allÁ va a hacer frÍo en horas de la madrugada. para nosotros mÁs al sur, en el Área de la bahÍa entran estos vientos que es buena noticia, traen demasiada humedad. hÚmedo que necesitamos en caso que se presente un incendio.64 grados san josÉ. una tarde fresca. para los observadores del espacio esta noche se va presentar el anillo de fuego en la costa este de estados unidos. llega el verano el 20 de junio y la superluna del 2021. a partir del 24 y 25 de junio. y la costa noreste del paÍs, tendrÁ precisamente la presencia en 80 y 90% de este anillo de fuego. no se puede ver a simple vista. serÁ por la maÑana. hay que usar lentes especiales. y nosotros le vamos a tener todos los detalles. vamos a ver quÉ sucede los prÓximos dÍas. se mantiene seca la reg

we also have some thunderstorms up in the sierra nevada. nice to be seeing any sort of moisture along with these thunderstorms. hopefully less lightning than not because that always ups your risk of wildfires too, especially as we do see that monsoonal moisture returning to our higher elevations. none of that for the bay area. we're just tapping into some cool ocean air that will again sweep across the bay area and that's also going to result in are slightly cooler temperatures today than yesterday. 60's for most of our highs in san francisco right along the beach will have some 50's while 60's an elder not and half moon bay, just a mile or 2 further inland brisbane 65 millbrae at 70 degrees while looking at a range of 70's 80's further south of the peninsula and solid 80's across the south bay san jose 83 east bay temperatures 70's to a tease for you to not looking at near as many 90's on the map as yesterday in fact, we've really only got one and that's an antioch at 90 degrees today. a nice 73 while center fell in novato 82 degrees each

thunderstorms popping up over the sierra nevada too temperature wise you've got 66 degrees in livermore right now. still 70 in concord. you got a lot of 60's around the bay 50's with that fog moving in the half moon bay right now. so today probably the warmest day of the week and then we're going to start to cool the temperatures down outside low clouds and fog want to begin a stretch inland overnight tonight as we take you through the night. probably some drizzle along the coastline as well. that fog filling into the bay and some of the interior valleys tonight to places like livermore concord, pleasanton dublin. you may see some patchy fog early on tomorrow morning. if you get up and then by about mid morning. that is long gone, leaving behind lots of sunshine, but probably temperatures a little bit cooler that fog pulls all the way back to the coastline before start to march back on shore. a little further inland by tomorrow night, too. alright. that being said, our temperatures for tomorrow. not bad. they'll be a little bit cooler than what we had today. instead of 90's. we're still

look at the thunderstorms popping up over the sierra nevada.lso, some of the coastal range there into the afternoon. we'll see more of that tomorrow. it could actually see some of little bit for the north in the bay area. but other than that, we're going to keep pretty nice out there tonight. low clouds stretching further on shore 50's and some 60's out there right now. pretty comfortable around most of the bay area, long range forecast. this low that's been spinning round. watch what happens or starts to rotate on shore. you see some of the showers popping up over the sierra nevada as we get into friday, all of a sudden high pressure starts to build in and temperatures are going to start to warm up being those the fog bank, though locked along the coastline that will continue as we head throughout the weekend too. so even though we'll get hot in spots. inland. looks like that fog will keep us nice and cool on the coastline as we get into next week. kind of variety pattern here setting up as we're going to see some changes in the pattern middle

much of california's drinking water flows from the sierra nevada mountains and during the winter it snows and rains in the mountains and then in the spring and summer the water flows into our rivers and reservoirs. this year the water just isn't making it into our reservoirs or streams. the ground is just so dry it is absorbing the water before it reaches the bottom of the mountain. the warm april and may also caused more evaporation than normal. >>> a spokesperson from california's water department said this is like nothing he has seen before. >> with the amount of snow pack we had i wasn't expecting the run-off we are currently seeing with over a hundred years' worth of data and we haven't seen anything like this before. >> the guzman said the state is hoping to see more snow and rainfall come november. >> jeff ranieri joins us now. is this something they projected might happen or was this a surprise? >> you know, i think the way this whole season went was really not what was expected at all. we are 20821 inches below. if we get a below average year, maybe a few inches here and there bu

certainly ama and liz let me show you a live picture right now of what it looks like up in the sierra nevada we're talking about bears in tahoe. you can see rain coming down fr now. numerous thunderstorms have fired up in the mountains. fortunately so far we are seeing rain with some of those storms but the concern here is dry lightning and the drought which could cause some fire. so live doppler 7 right now showing you the fog. want to show you the areas that are under that warning southward into the southern sierra. that's through late tonight and so we'll be keeping an eye out there for you. also watching the cloud cover banking up the pacific northwest coast which they need because they've been dealing with that dangerous historic heat. temperatures are down. seattle 84 degrees. 92 in portland. still excessive heat from spokane to bend. 109 there. 107 in redding. we have a heat advisory there is a risk of heat illnesses. even though not everyone is dealing with the heat there are some parts that are still having to contend with it. not here in san francisco the fog is moving in as you ca

and as it does, i think we're going to see more pop-up thunderstorms around the sierra nevada. we could see a couple pop-up showers in mendocino county for the rest of us starting off fog, low clouds and some drizzle by the afternoon and temperatures running below the average. so these numbers are going to stay down least through tomorrow after that, everything begins to change a bit as high pressure begins to build in those temperatures are going to soar warming up a bit on friday getting hot. i think especially inland as we head into saturday and sunday. but keeping you cool with 60's out of the coast. all right, lawrence, coming up, a britney spears bombshell pop star breaks her silence and. >> the man's actions in an explosive statement to the l a superior port. >> for the first time in a decade. a new resort is opening on the vegas strip. how much it will cost you to stay at resorts world and getting paid to play college athlete. a california could be getting compensated. bill sooner than expected. >> when that first paycheck could come rolling in. let us take you to a pla

also bringing thunderstorms in sierra, nevada. expecting that to repeat again, tomorrow, not here in the bay area, but that heat building definitely a lot for the air quality to deteriorate. good to moderate across the region. we are expecting some poor air quality tomorrow, which is why a spare the air alert is in effect for friday. moderate air quality on saturday as you look at a live picture from our camera, san francisco's sparkly heat wave continues. records are possible for a few cities, and we are looking at cooler coast tomorrow, inland relief, arriving this weekend. temperatures right now, you will notice 50s at the coast, but 80s inland. dill pretty warm in our inland valleys. hour by hour, patches of fog early in the morning will lead to a southerly surge, that will put much more fog into our region, especially the beaches on saturday, bringing much more relief then we will see tomorrow. 40s at the coast around half moon bay, to the mid-70s in places like antioch. so, mild warm, afternoon highs in the south bay, 100 in

one thing you may see few more thunderstorms popping up over the sierra nevada, especially as we get into thursday and friday's that low begins to move on shore. right now, though, the little breeze out there. 9 miles an hour into san francisco. the southwest of 14 in all the way to 29, though, in fairfield. so that's a significant on shore. wind through the delta there that will bring with it low clouds and fog overnight tonight comfortable 66 degrees right now in palo alto, 61 in alameda. it is mostly clear. 62 in concord this hour and 61 degrees in nevada. 59 in santa and some of those winds have been mainly southwesterly. and that's because the rotation that low all that energy. rotating around it and then you get all those winds. the southwesterly winds kicking up by tomorrow afternoon. again, little blustery as we head toward the afternoon in spots. that being said increasing low clouds and fog with some patchy drizzle tomorrow morning. some clouds early on. then becoming mostly sunny even a little sunshine out toward the coaches and coast and then kind of cool of the better pa

there's the possibility of an isolated thunderstorms or two in the sierra nevada with this. that circulation also driving some smoke into the region from the fires burning in the southwest. san jose raer the weekend. a live picture showing you much of the bay area, visibility is great. air quality not so much. spare the air for tomorrow, moderate to poor air quality. friday will be moderate air quality. your morning temperatures 50s to 70s. you can pretty much leave your jackets behind because it is going to be a mild to warm start. afternoon highs in the south bay, 97. 105 in gilroy. 97 in san jose. blistering heat on the peninsula. 96 redwood city. 72 in pacifica. 80 downtown san francisco, 73 in the sunset district. north bay temperatures 98 san rafael. 101 in santa rosa. 104, calistoga. 94 freemont, and head inland and it's going to be steamy. 106 degrees in livermore. friday it's still hot inland not as hot as tomorrow. mid-100s expected. excessive heat, risk continues through friday and then the temperatures moderate over the weekend. much cooler next week. we'll bring

i think that may fire up a few more thunderstorms of the sierra nevada may see a little more wrap aroundsture actually in parts of the north bay to see lot of parts of this image is the forecast overnight tonight that fog fill into the bay, then begin to break up as we head through the morning, then watch some clouds begin to stream almost right from the sierra back toward the bay area. mainly northern napa sonoma counties up in the mendocino chance you could pick up a couple pop-up thunderstorms in that direction. otherwise temperatures going to be in the 50's and 60's in san francisco, 50's and 60's along the coastline with some drizzle out there toward the beaches early on 60's inside the bay. the new or 72 in redwood city, south. they look at the numbers in the 70's as well. it will be warm inland put on some 80's very couple. they're running slightly below the average for this time of year. 83 in brentwood 72 and hercules. 75 degrees and read about 73 of little breezy in the afternoon. there's well 75 in the napa valley and toward the coast will keep in the 50's and the 60's mid 70'

the northeastern part of this state where there is a red flag warning for eastern side of the sierra nevada mountains because they do have strong winds and the dry fuels and the temperatures and the increased danger comes at times when there's few federal firefighters and 70% of the hot shot cruise are expected to be fully staffed and they are having trouble finding the jobs and the pay isn't good and you've got dangerous work conditions and the firefighter shortage could be worse in coming years. you're looking at the california inmates who fight the fires and we rely on them heavily to work hand in hand with the civilian firefighters. in june of next year california is set to shut down one of its main training facilities at the california collectional center and governor newsom is closing that entire facility to end the mass incarceration in the state. that will reduce the number of inmate firefighters on the front line. one farmer firefighter told nbc news that they are in need of inmitt firefighters because the civilian firefighters are short staffed. bob redell, nobodies bay area news.

if you head up to the sierra nevada the next couple of days. got a lot the coastline certainly could see a couple thunderstorms spin up up there. specially we get to thursday and friday as that low begins to move on shore temperature tomorrow. 69 burning about 70 degrees in foster city. as you work your way to the south. those numbers 77 in san jose. still some low 80's well, inland by tomorrow afternoon. but that's a far cry. the most hot triple digits. grant was mentioning 72 hercules about 74 of little 82 in fairfield back toward the coastline. we'll keep you cooler patchy fog in the morning that some sunshine in the afternoon. so temperatures in the 50's and the 60's. thank you, lawrence. coming up, a father and son lending a hand to this great white, their close encounter with a shark in southern california. >> plus, we're waiting for an answer on san jose's flea market situation. how vendors hope to stop the land. the market is on from being re zone and with a glass of wine worth well, for some folks visiting napa. it's hundreds if not th

all that fog moving in along the coastline got some wraparound thunderstorms popping up over the sierra nevada today and certainly breezy in spots. but you're still get that. nice ocean. there. air quality looking fantastic again for tomorrow all the way from the north bay the coast. the east bay and the south bay. we're looking good. still getting up from the sea breeze and folks in other parts of the west at the u.s. wishing they can get a little bit of a sea breeze. we're still getting in here, though, and the fog and low clouds likely to return overnight tonight and the models even trying to pick up on a little drizzle. developing along the coastline by tomorrow morning as we head through the day tomorrow again, lots of sunshine tomorrow, probably going to be the warmest day of the week with some 90's showing up. well, inland along the coastline just enough of that fog keeping much cooler. so if you're headed out along the beaches. you might want to grab a jacket number. they're expected to be in the 50's and the 60's along the coast inside of a kind of in between about 81 in mount view 81

in the valleys up above though, we've got changes coming our way to the storm clouds over the sierra nevadaeally lighting up there over the past few hours. look at all those thunderstorm just erupting. there of people camping in those areas. that's kind of dangerous conditions enough over that many lightning strikes coming down in around parts south lake tahoe all the way down to mammoth in the bishop area as well. we'll see more low cloud and fog on the way tonight likely going to see some drizzle but the marine they're going to deepen over the next few days. i mean, it's going to be able to move further and further on shore feeling in the valleys. slowly clearing out by the afternoon only to return once again. so kind of a nice summer pattern setting up. but on 80's in the interior valleys tomorrow a little bit cooler inside the bay with 60's and 70's and 50's along much of the coastline. cooling trend takes us into the weekend to i think these temperatures running a little bit below the average a lot of fog low clouds as we head toward the 4th of july. >> a trailblazer in the sports worl

. >>> a single wildfire is killinr when the castle fire tore through the sierra nevada. >>> today's weathertrong storms across the southeast into texas and new mexico. more record heat today from arizona to idaho. >>> finally a shopping extravaganza coming soon. >> the biggest retailers are going head-to-head and will ganss has the tips to save you money. >> reporter: the competition is on. >> this is kind of unprecedented. >> reporter: amazon prime day and target's deals for days colliding all overlapping between june 20th and 23rd. target really seeming to square up with amazon this year saying, target deal days is designed for everyone, no membership fee required. seemingly taking a shot at amazon prime's membership fees while all three online retail giants will likely compete similarly in areas of home fashion and general electronic, amazon will have deep discounts on their echo, alexa and kindle devices >> that's something i would look at if you do have an item like that on your list, otherwise if you're looking for something more general i think you could certainly shop around. >> rep

preliminary study results of found that a single wildfire last year in the southern sierra nevada wiped out a large portion of the world's giant sequoias, according to the study, the castle fired two short at least 1/10 of the world's mature giant redwoods. researchers use satellite imagery to determine that up to 10,000 of the majestic trees were killed. scientists plan to hike through the redwood groves next week for the first time since the fire to get a firsthand look at the damage. all right, you bond that stephen curry is not in the nba playoffs. well how about the next best thing marks up next to show us what we're learning about sepp? hmm. but first, nasa is planning a mission to venus for the first time in more than three decades, scientists say they found evidence of microbes living in the clouds of the planet. you're watching the 11 o'clock news on ktvu, and we'll be right back. hey, sandwich fan! ne nashville hot chicken: bombastic! four melts, grilled to please. and now you can join our team! apply at denny's today. it's time for sleep number's memorial day sale on the new

but look at all the thunderstorms just erupting across the sierra nevada today in a bishop mammoth lakes. boy was really coming down there. heavy rain and thunderstorms continue to roll on through their well. back in the bay area no thunderstorms. just that breeze blowing outside and continue to blow out there this evening. we'll see that carry the fog on shore. so if you're stepping outside this evening, the increasing low clouds and fog, of course, cool already by the coastline that fog begin to slip inside the bay as we head to 8, 9 o'clock tonight and more fog low clouds. even some drizzle overnight tonight, especially along the coast. >> thank you lawrence. another big story we're following tonight. day 6 since a 12 story condominium building partially collapsed in surfside, florida, and another body was recovered this afternoon bringing the death toll now to 12 with more than 150 people still missing a woman from the los angeles area is among those missing 36 year-old theresa velasquez. she works for live nation as a ticket sales executive. she also the jays alaska's flew out to se

also bringing thunderstorms in sierra, nevada. repeat again, tomorrow, not here in the bay area, but that heat building definitely a lot for the air quality to deteriorate. good to moderate across the region. we are expecting some poor air quality tomorrow, which is why a spare the air alert is in effect for friday. moderate air quality on saturday as you look at a live picture from our camera, san francisco's sparkly heat wave continues. records are possible for a few cities, and we are looking at cooler coast tomorrow, inland relief, arriving this weekend. temperatures right now, you will notice 50s at the coast, but 80s inland. dill pretty warm in our inland valleys. hour by hour, patches of fog early in the morning will lead to a southerly surge, that will put much more fog into our region, especially the beaches on saturday, bringing much more relief then we will see tomorrow. 40s at the coast around half moon bay, to the mid-70s in places like antioch. so, mild warm, afternoon highs in the south bay, 100 in gilroy, 93, san j

relentless heat and dry conditions evaporating the already below average snow pack in the nearby sierra nevada mountains that supplies the reservoir. if this was a normal time, and this lake was full, how far underwater would we be right now? >> right now, we'd be about 70 feet underwater. >> reporter: 100% of the state of california suffering a worsening drought, posing a threat to farmers, the state's hydroelectric power plants, and entire communities as wildfire season approaches. >> we used to think about preparing for climate change impacts as sort of a future planning exercise. >> reporter: but the drought leaving officials scrambling to find solutions now. >> upwards of 250,000 people are identifying other sources for their drinking water this year, because of an inability to draw from this reservoir. >> reporter: acquiesce winery's owner, susan tipton, is one of those people looking for water alternatives. she says her harvest, taking a 25% hit last season. >> it's a worry. i wonder if my granddaughter will be able to walk through this vineyard one day and make wine from it. >> reporte

areas it serves which includes the water district allocations in the central valley after the sierra nevada up short. in addition, anderson reservoir, the county's largest has been drained entirely for earthquake repairs to its . >> we are in a very serious situation. way worse than last time especially since half the storage is gone and the amount of water coming in our county is just a trickle. >> today's luke could possibly lead to higher water rates with penalties for overuse. as we head into the summer, valley water is also reminding residents about its landscape rebate program which could help with saving and conserving.>>> we all have to do our part. it is going to be a difficult summer. >> yeah, a long, hot, dry summer. >> long-winded spell which is still with us.with us.with us. it is just so gusty. it will continue to be so into the evening hours. let's take a look at the sky outside. the only thing that compares a beautiful blue sky is a beautiful sky with a few clouds. it is 59 degrees in san francisco. 61 in oakland.nd.nd.nd. another few of those around him you could see patchy

relentless heat and dry conditions evaporating the already below average snowpack in the nearby sierra nevada the reservoir. if this was a normal time and this lake was full, how far underwater would we be right now? >> right now we'd be about 70 feet under water. >> reporter: 100% of california suffering a worsening drought posing a threat to farmers, the state's hydroelectric power plants and entire communities as wildfire season approaches. >> we used to think about preparing for climate change impacts as sort of a future planning exercise. >> reporter: but the drought leaving officials scrambling to find solutions now. >> upwards of 250,000 people in adjacent communities are identifying other sources for their drinking water this year because of an inability to draw from this reservoir. >> reporter: this winery owner susan tipton is one of those looking for water alternatives, her harvest taking a 25% hit last season. >> it's a worry. i wonder if my granddaughter will be able to walk through this vineyard one day and make wine from it. >> reporter: so concerned she says she recently donat

deliveries to urban areas it served which include the locations in the central valley after the sierra nevadadition, anderson reservoir, the county's largest, has been drained entirely for earthquake repairs. >> we are in situation. way worse than last time especially since half of our storage is gone and the amount of water coming into our accounting is just a trickle. >> today's move could possibly lead to higher water rates with penalties for overuse. as we head into the summer, valley water is reminding residents about the landscape rebate program which can help with saving and conserving.>>> a united front today from 13 of california's big-city mayors urging state lawmakers to move forward with a major investment to fight california's homelessness crisis. there from oakland, san jose, sacramento and others and they asked the legislature to follow through on a budget proposal to commit $1 billion to cities and counties every year for the next four years. some mayors quickly pointed out saying bay area communities are seeing a disproportionate amount of homelessness. >> hours 13 cities, am

it's beautiful in the sierra nevada. back home, temperatures climbing through the 70s and 80s. only a few low 90s today. sunny skies bayside but the coast remains cool with cloudy skies. partly cloudy in san francisco. numbers coming down at least five to 7 degrees inland. we will talk about the end of june and july with the forecast coming up. >>> this is the final weekend for pride and while there is no parade, there are plenty of ways to celebrate. their in the distance, city hall was lit up for pride. abc7 news reporter luz pena was in the castro district were celebrations got up was because there were no covid restrictions. >> happy pride. >> reporter: the prides. could be seen and felt throughout the castro. >> pride is my favorite time of year. my birthday and then pride. >> reporter: what does this weekend mean? >> just being yourself. >> reporter: ruby dressed to impress. >> i love it. the parade isn't here but we are here. >> reporter: the pride parade was canceled. inside the castro theater ed for the first time since the pandemic, many lined up to celebrate differen

see some fires due to the dry conditions, the exceptionally dry that are at record levels in the sierra nevada. that is why there's a red flag wag noontime today through monday. that's in the mountains. for the bay area, the system to the north of us, the trough that will be working through the bay area allowing very breezy to windy afternoon. we start out clear. the sun coming up at 5:47. setting it 8:20 eight the city as well as mountain view. 54, san jose. 46, half moon bay. this is a pretty shot amount tam where you can see the sun coming up and no fog. a little patchy fog around half moon bay. 50, santa rosa. 55, napa. current wind check is getting breezier around concord. the delta not as breezy as yesterday on the winds a to 24 miles per hour at sfo. it's clear this morning. breezy spots. gusty winds and cooler today and cooler through the middle of the week. we will track what could be a chance for showers. as we go through your sunday morning, the afternoon is looking pretty windy. 20 to 30 miles per hour along the coast. it spreads inland and from 30 to 40 and even 50 miles per hour.

giant sequoias were destroyed by a single california wildfire that burned through the southern sierra nevada last year. the report describes the catastrophic destruction from the castle fire in sequoia national park. researchers used satellite imagery to determine that up to 10,000 trees were killed in that fire. the study's author cautions that the numbers are preliminary and the research has yet to be peer reviewed next week. scientists will hike to the grove city experience. the most fire damage for the first time since the ashes finally settled. the sonoma county board of supervisors has approved more than 3 million dollars in grant funding for 20 vegetation management project. aim is to reduce fire risk over the next 2 fire seasons. additionally, another 7 projects in the russian river area have been conditionally approved for future funding the funds come from the pga settlement that was awarded to the county as a result of the 2017 sonoma complex fires lawsuit. we have a section on kron 4 dot com dedicated to weather and wildfire resources. you can use your mobile device to scan that

what will be a practical line for the railroad to get over the sierra, nevada. it's a practical line for that. you can get a train up over it. it's not a practical line for making any money and june himself comes to distrust the other associates and the rumor is and it's unclear whether in fact it's true. he went back to new york to negotiate with the vanderbilts who are railroad people to buy out central pacific and because he thought in fact these guys going to make a mess of it, but he also catches yellow fever on the way back and dies. so he is going to be in terms of technical skill one of the few who knew something about building a railroad, but he dies very very quickly and from everything we can see he was attempting to get out when he when he died and in huntington's correspondence you will still see a great deal of what's called begging letters some of which are from his widow who will because she's poor in her old age just constantly asking them for money and huntington to his credit will give her money, but she has to ask i grew up in california. and

get some wraparound thunderstorms popping over the sierra nevada and they are fears really this afternoon. now just beginning to subside just a bit. but look at lightning strikes dozens upon dozens of strikes making their way parts of south lake tahoe all the way down in the mammoth lakes and bishops. so a pretty scary stuff. a few up their campaign. but nonetheless need to look at from above temperature wise 75 degrees right now in concord, a 73 in little more 66 66 also in the napa valley, 60 degrees in san jose fog likely to return tonight. and then i think is going to stretch inland overnight tonight and some of the valleys that marine layer deepens. let's go out to move further on shore that will be the case over the next couple days, of course, pulling out toward the coastline during the middle of the day tomorrow. all of surge back on shore by tomorrow evening. once again temperatures are going to pull back just a little bit tomorrow plan on some mid 80's inland. maybe some upper 80's in place like concord and live more than even a lot of 60's and 70's around the bay 50's co side n

sierra nevada. it is clear. we will have a 4 to 8 window with red flag warnings.day and tomorrow. 54, napa. 57, concord. a little breezy from the south bay. 22 miles per hour. the breeze from sfo to the delta, concord, 16 and they will continue to build as we get through the afternoon. clear this morning with breezy spots. gusty winds throughout the day and cooler. even cooler temperatures monday. tuesday, the winds will get windier for monday afternoon. this is early sunday. 22 miles per hour in napa. the breeze will kick up along the coast then they build throughout the afternoon. this is 11:00 and we are quite windy. into your monday, this should be the windiest day where we will see 30 to 35 and even 40 miles per hour winds. along the coast, it's the strongest there. temperatures tumble as we get through your monday. only a few 80s by the delta with 60s for most. some 70s. this is tuesday. wednesday looking at numbers well below average. 5 to 12 degrees cooler than we should be for this time of year. the first system that brings the breeze and cool numbers for