we will have to eal with a %-ddscontinue, flood watch, thhe it was just discontinued.%-coastal flood advisory, thatt3 will continue through the33 afttrnoon hours along the coastal bay with the winds that will be somewhat strong, a little bit of concern theee as well. -therwise the future scan model indicaaes weere going to seeú some improvement. any light showers that we see moving out of here.issipatee and we look forward to drier air moving in. it will be cooler as we get to the weekend a little bit more.3 meanwhile the winds ill be picking up a little bit more out of the north. we do have gusts out there, up to 20-25 miles per hour, gusts higger eeen 30 miles per hour bbfore it's all said and done with. that is moving off to thh nnrth and east slowly. pressure enter hich was remnants of nicole, whhch was feeding this one. %-bit.ill movv offshore a little it's not quite determined yet whether or not thht was moved inland..3 as high pressure builds in behind it. what that wiil increase the wind for today and bring cooler air for the weekend t ill be drier, %-witt cool

that fog combine in w ahit much cooler system in thhe pacific will bng us some big weekend changes. i'll havls daiet on that temperature drop coming up in my seven-day in minutes. >>> next week will mark 19 years since the infamous oakland hills fire. nearly 3,500 homes burned down, and dozens of people died. now some people say the city has dropped its guard when it comes to protecting the hillside. and especially scary thought during these dangerously hot and dry days. the number one concern. tracy? >> reporter: well, lisa, on days like today when fire danger is severe, the people who survived back in 1991 think about fire constantly. but they fear that the people who weren't here and didn't have to live through it don't share the same concerns. now, this was the spot where the oakland hills fire started on october 19th, 1991. 3,500 homes were wiped out and 25 people died. milt brown says today's hot, dry and windy weather reminds him of that fateful day when he watched his home go up in flames. but he says in recent years the city of oakland has stopped being so vigilant about ma

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