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the heat peaks on wednesday, once again t is really a one-day peak of the next heatwave. take a look at the 10 day outlook for livermore. normal temperatures tomorrow, there is a warm up next week. there is one day that you have to be concerned about anything close to excessive heat. then, labor day weekend, back to near or slightly below normal temperatures, that is down-the-line. forecasting it, we will keep an update on that. the haze, partly due to the humidity. noticeable this morning. that is part of it. a lot of it was smoke, kind of drifting towards us from the fires burping towards us. the majority of that has been blowing to the north away from us. enough that it mixes around the west coast. moderate air quality readings for most of the bay area today. mainly confined to the northern half of the bay area tomorrow. then, forecast shows good air quality into the weekend. wildfire forecasting is tricky. we will keep an eye on that heading into the weekend. there is the haze and a top down view of the fog. a temperature standing at 65 degrees in san francisco, 68 in

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aside from th%t, really what we're looking ahead to is just going to be increasingly hot conditions comee temperatures for the bay area and the rest of the state as we do move into next week. that means today's warmth pales in comparison to the scorcher. we've got just around the corner 60's for your highs in sf and at the coastline. well, looking at some 70's for the bayshore burlingame at 76 degrees saying carlos palo alto mountain view at 78 while south bay. temperatures in the low 80's san jose. 81 east bay, daytime highs, mostly 70's and 80's, although richmond and berkeley, you're going to hold on to some upper 60's today, north bay. some of our hottest numbers will be out towards vacaville while the east bay in antioch, 88, compare that to sandra fell at 78 degrees today. so today, tomorrow, the last over seasonably warm temps will warm up further into saturday by sunday, monday and tuesday of next week. we're near if not to triple digits for inland areas. that heat is on its way, all right, john, thank you for that pay busy over in the east bay along 80. >> so if you're traveling

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we will keep an eye on the trends in case it changes t is really southern california that faces the wind damage and flooding threats over the next several days. specifically sunday, monday, tuesday. in the short term, here is the reason why the bulk of the moisture is going to avoid the bay area. this is the remnants of a different tropical system, eugene. that will drift closer to the coast as we head through the next 48-72 hours. that will push the remnants of hillary a little farther off to the east. keeping that moisture, the bulk of it away from us. a chance for a couple pop up showers and thunderstorms. it is close to our neck of the woods heading through tomorrow. but it will be the same 10% chance that we have seen in the last few days. high sierra, mountains of northern california best chance of showers and thunderstorms firing up tomorrow. then, our focus shifts to the south. you can see the moisture associated with hillary entering the picture boy late saturday. with more substantial rainfall surminging in already on sunday and keep in mind we run out of forecast data here at

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