we've seen temperatures in vacaville and fairfield of 105 and 107 degrees.nd then you head up toward the coastline. check out half moon bay. a very cool 58 degrees with the fog settling in along the coastline. so a huge contrast in temperatures. now. i think that's the way it's going to play out as we head toward tomorrow as well. you see that fog moving in along the coastline and it looks like that fog is going to stick around. probably going to move inside the bay a little bit overnight tonight, but a thin layer tomorrow. temperatures may back off just a little bit. still upper 90's inland and maybe some triple digits. it's la la county, but cool relatively out toward the coastline. but them the heat is on this weekend. we crank those temperatures up 108 on sunday. labor day may be as high as 109 degrees in some of the valleys. much cooler along the coast. thank you, lourdes. well, not everybody can make it to a shopping mall or a cooling center to try to beat the heat. some folks will just try to stay home to chill. >> for for us take that to shows us som

still 105 degrees in vacaville. we've got much hotter. temperatures come, folks. we'll talk more about that coming up in a few minutes. thank you, lawrence. cal iso has issued a flex alert for today and it's in effect from now until 9 o'clock tonight. >> as student, the high heat and the increased energy demand. we're now looking at the pg e outage map and you see there scattered outages all over the bay area. but most of them, in fact, in just about all of them are small in nature with fewer than 50 pg and e customers without power again, scattered from the peninsula, south bay, east bay and into the north bay. we'll keep an eye on it all night long. >> all of this. he has a lot of people concerned about how it could lead to power outages, though, either because of overheated equipment or due to forced outages because too much electricity is being used. coffers and kerman live for us in burlingame with details on how you can tell if you might be affected. and when dent. >> well, that's right. we talked to pg and e today about what days they think we might be seei

so if you are in vacaville and fairfield plan on that potential of a thunderstorm poppingcup later on today during this time, most of the bay area clear, cool and actually pretty calm. rainfall estimates for areas like san francisco around 507 inch today. that's really nothing more than a couple of sprinkles and very similar to that as we move into tomorrow. as for today, it's 60 70's for san francisco and really the rest of the bay area too. just a touch cooler at the coastline than the rest of the bay area. if you're along the bay shore or inland doesn't really matter because our temperatures will be very similar. most of us in the mid 70's for your afternoon highs up through hayward at 74 degrees. conquered at 77 today. we'll be at 73 in valais home for santa rosa. 72 degrees tomorrow and wednesday. very similar to today. mid 70's on average inland and pretty similar to that to that right along the bayshore fall kicks off on thursday. does so on a warmer note, we're getting some are cool and starting fall a little bit more balmy inland highs climbing back into the mid to even upper

vacaville, you'll share that number. here's a look at your 4 zone forecast.ttest, although it is still warm, get out towards golden gate park the coastline. the spots are going to be really nice. 60's and 70's at the coastline, 90's to even triple digits on the bayshore the peninsula. woodside at one. 0, 4, today, palo alto at 98 south bay temps. i mentioned being in the triple digits while close to the triple digits for milpitas fremont on up to hayward one 10 for pleasanton and livermore in danville at 111 degrees. oakland and berkeley at 92. some of us without a seat that's hot enough. as for antioch in fairfield, you'll be at one 10. i mention one 15 in vacaville and santa rosa through center fell each also in the triple digits. not fun tomorrow nor thursday, either with likely record shattering temperatures on both of these days in triple digit. plus, temperatures from today through friday. again, stay hydrated. get yourself to cool spots. any outdoor activity should be during the morning or maybe out towards the coastline. expect traffic out that way, t

antioch in fairfield at one 10 in vacaville at one 15.today. you will not regret it because today not just the hottest day tuesday and thursday, going to be right there with us. really hot weather all the way to the start of the weekend. there is at least relief this weekend. inland areas will cool into the 80's and 90's bayside areas back to the 70's in coastal areas back to the 60's. as far as the roads go, no issues there. it's labor day, which means not a lot of us out and about. hopefully those of us just hanging out around how the house today trying to stay cool. 8 minute drive from the maze to fremont street san mateo bridge. i'm suru half of those people driving across the towards the peninsula are on their way out to the coastline. richmond center fell a 7 minute drive. not busy at all. the cold and gate bridge. not a cloud in the sky that you're sure sign right there that we have very little sea breeze. in fact, if you look at the right side of the screen, no movement at all on the flag pole there rain are james yeah, john, than

there's your triple digit up in vacaville. well, 80's from santa rosa through center fell will miss those 80's 90's. tomorrow is our trend of triple digits begins and carries with us all the way to the middle to end of next week, hottest of days will be sunday monday and tuesday, monday being labor day. avoid too much outdoors. exposure during afternoon hours. certainly avoid rigorous activities during the afternoon. you need to go outside head to the coastline or do so during the early morning rain. don, thank you for that. will. if you are approaching the bay bridge toll plaza, you're still at an 11 minute commute. >> traveling from the maze 2 that fremont street exits. the traffic's moving along really nicely out there. 13 to want to want to travel across towards the peninsula via the san mateo bridge. well, 85, 80 crockett down towards the maze. 17 minutes for your drive hit taken. 24 wannacry down to 5.80, just under 13 minutes. well, highway for remember, we have early-morning accident. they're now we're down to about 38

here's a look at some of the high today 115 in vacaville. i got up to 117 over in fairfield 116 in livermore highest temperature ever recorded in livermore, certainly, obviously a record for today. so all around the bay area we had upper 90s to 110 115 degrees. and of course the successive heat warning we've been talking about will be an effect through 8 pm thursday for all regions of the bay area except those communities right around the bay shore line and on the coast during this period of time of course heat related illness is a high risk, and of course we advise not we advise limiting your exposure to the heat and the sun also during this time period through 8 pm thursday. he'd advisories in effect for locations around the bay shoreline now don't expect much relief tonight low temperatures will range from 65 to about 75 degrees. it'll be uncomfortably warm just about everywhere and as we said at the top of this segment, it'll be even hotter in some spots tomorrow. here's a look at our projected highs. i'll give you a complete accuweather

here's a look at some of the high today 115 in vacaville. i got up to 117 over in fairfield 116 in livermore highest temperature ever recorded in livermore, certainly, obviously a record for today. so all around the bay area we had upper 90s to 110 115 degrees. and of course the successive heat warning we've been talking about will be an effect through 8 pm thursday for all regions of the bay area except those communities right around the bay shore line and on the coast during this period of time of course heat related illness is a high risk, and of course we advise not we advise limiting your exposure to the heat and the sun also during this time period through 8 pm thursday. he'd advisories in effect for locations around the bay shoreline now don't expect much relief tonight low temperatures will range from 65 to about 75 degrees. it'll be uncomfortably warm just about everywhere and as we said at the top of this segment, it'll be even hotter in some spots tomorrow. here's a look at our projected highs. i'll give you a complete accuweather

hottest temp today, vacaville at 115 degrees.ittle easier than you usually labor day. your view outside right now, quite our crystal clear, we're not talking much marine layer or any sort of ocean influence and not mean scorching hot temperatures for inland areas and staying pretty warm near the coastline, too. right now we're sitting with temps may be cool, but we have those excessive heat warnings later on today. for those inland areas. and as that continues well, through the weekend, you want to enjoy these cooler morning temps. what we've got take it a little easier later today. only a couple of spots last night falling into the 50's petaluma fairfax. among those areas. some of us holding on to the 70's all night long like berkeley at 74 right now, pittsburgh at 72. that means as you open the windows all there, there's a little relief, not as much as you'd like during these early morning. hours into tomorrow morning is expected to be even warmer yet, which means not a lot of cooling going on during our evening. so make sure t

we've actually got vacaville right here in the bay area. coastal areas will be the better areas to get to. we'll be in the 70's right along the coastline mission in financial districts as well as brisbane down to see him. bruno right on the cusp of the 90's in the upper 80's. well, seeing carlos in redwood city on the cusp of the triple digits at 99 degrees today, south bay temperatures actually hitting those 3 digit numbers with san jose all the way up to one o 2 fremont hayward in the upper 90's. pleasanton livermore at one 10, danville at 111 degrees today. oakland, berkeley at 92 degrees for your highs without the ac in those spots, it's going to be tough, antioch at one 10 fairfield right there as well. vacaville, as i mentioned, up to one 15 triple digits from center field to santa rosa. if you don't have ac, get yourselves to a cool spot. movie theater shopping mall. great options for you. cooling centers opened up all week long all across the bay area and you'll need them because this is an extended heat wave. triple digit day time

so just keep that in mind, even for those of you in vacaville as well.ll, drier, calmer and also warmer conditions in the days ahead. but future rain totals from now. until then, anywhere from about a 3rd of an inch or less highest amounts for those of you in santa rosa. traces amount for san jose. but we're starting to notice those storm clouds increasing, especially for those of you in the east bay over berkeley. with that approaching storm temperatures out there right now, widespread mid 60's conquered in livermore, 70 degrees. but it's the gusty winds that certainly going to be the big weather story. wind gusts upwards of 45 miles per hour or less through your monday morning. and temperatures overnight upper 50's to low 60's with daytime highs low to mid 70's for most of the bay area. with the exception of half moon bay. so below average temperatures inland. seasonal temp-ratures, though, along the coast and east bay shoreline fall will begin with us back in the 80's for warmest inland valleys with a lot of sunshine and also drier weather and warming

a place like fairfield and also in a vacaville wall along the coastline. keeping you cool. but you've got to watch out be very careful. these heat waves with your pets and your children. this is how quickly these temperatures could warm up in your car if you have an outside temperature of 75 degrees well in 10 minutes but quickly becomes 100 degrees. we can imagine the temperatures we're going to see this weekend of 100 plus 100 degrees inside your car for 15 minutes. that will turn it like an oven at 140 degrees. you're going to be very, very careful and not leave your pets or your children in your cars over the weekend. all right. we are going to see some changes coming our way. that fog is bringing us some nice. he relief along the coastline. that will be the one cool place up toward the beaches. in fact, you see it right there. 50's coast side right now. upper 90's still a little more. 102 right now in brett, 102 in fairfield, 100 and saline, a 101 in cloverdale and a very comfortable but warm. 85 in fairfax onshore breeze continues outside right now. that is going to c

investment and the transition to clean energy is vital for the state's future reporting here in vacaville just west of sacramento, eytan wallace kron. 4 news. >> a new wildfire is in placer and el dorado counties. they're calling it the mosquito fire near the oxbow reservoir began last night about 6. it's grown to 2000 acres. 0 containment. evacuation orders are in place for thousands of people. fire crews say the wildfires displaying what they call extreme fire behavior and they do expect it will keep growing. for your health. california is expected to get more than a million updated booster doses of covid targeting the omicron variant. the omicron ba 5 has been described as the most contagious form of the virus yet a lot of health officials now believe that most americans will probably need to get a covid shot every year. they say the updated boosters will protect against severe illness. hospitalization, long covid and death. they could be the last shot subsidized by the federal government. by the way, although californians will still be able to get their booster shots free. >> californ

these temperatures soaring in spots specially place like a fairfield and vacaville.ally going to get hot. we've got a weak front coming through tomorrow, saturday, sunday, monday, tuesday. that should be the peak of heat. but i think we talked about i mean, we're talking about a cool down from 19101. so it's still incredibly hot by thursday. something to watch out for the long range forecast. i'm seeing the possibility some offshore winds coming by next thursday. and that's a little especially coming after a big heat wave like this kath. keep an eye out, ok? millions people are planning on traveling this labor day weekend. tomorrow is expected to be the busiest of the travel weekend. if you are headed to the airport this holiday weekend. listen up. the department of transportation just launched a brand new website to try to help people. >> navigate potential delays and cancellations. kron four's washington, d.c., correspondent raquel martin reports. >> after you unexpected flight delays and cancellations creating headaches for travelers. the department of transportat

you get to vacaville. maybe we start talking about 106 degrees now along the coastline. you get that seabreeze only in the 60's. so really comfortable right out toward the beaches. and here's how we're going to play. i think we'll see weak little ripple in the atmosphere come through on friday. that may knock down the temperatures just slightly. but after that moves by these numbers, soaring a 104070806 as we get to next monday and tuesday. that will probably be right around the peak of the heat. but this could be around for a long time. probably not cooling off until next thursday and friday. >> all right, lawrence, thank in the east bay today, a major cleanup effort to remove a lot of dead fish in oakland's popular lake merritt as kron four's haaziq madyun tells us the weather is playing a factor in the rush to try to remove those fish. >> dead fish are being removed from the shoreline at lake merritt in oakland. this cleanup crew contracted by the oakland public works. department got started wednesday and are working against the clock because >> we're anticipating hot

if you have any information on this person, you're asked to call vacaville police. the man accused of murdering an 8 year-old hayward girl was back in court today. dante jackson charged with first-degree murder and child abuse for the death of sophia mason. her body was found in jackson's murr, said home back in march. he was arrested in newark on saturday, along with 3 women who allegedly helped to hide him from police over the last 6 months. jackson did not enter a plea today. he is due back in court next week. samantha johnson seen here, sophia mason's mother. he's also facing murder charges and has pleaded not guilty. meantime, sophia's other family members are suing alameda county child protection services. they say the agency did not protect her despite their many calls for help. well, take a look at this video into our newsroom. alina role blais says she was doing her friend's hair when the earthquake hit yesterday about 6.40, in santa rosa. >> you can see both of them get up and run out of the building when the shaking started, she just happened to be record

you get the idea these temperatures soaring, maybe as high as 106, even in vacaville tomorrow. that's where we're headed this weekend. going to be a whole lot hotter all around the bay area. thank you, lawrence. now to new protection against the latest covid variants protection should be available soon. today the fda. >> approved new pfizer and moderna booster shot specifically designed to fight the omicron subvariants that have been triggering the vast majority of new u.s. cases for months now, the combined 175 million doses should be available shortly after labor day. and experts believe these new covid boosters could mark a turning point in the pandemic run for charles clifford reports. >> for the past few months, the ba 4 and ba 5 omicron variants of covid-19 have been causing most of the new cases across the country. and it's expected that those variants will continue to be a problem this fall and winter. but now many people will be able to get vaccinations that will hopefully protect them against those variants. on wednesday, the fda gave the green light for millions of p

still very hot to get a place like vacaville there be approaching a one 10 back toward the coastline.se numbers generally running in the 70's out toward the beaches, maybe as high as 100 degrees, though in sandra fell for tomorrow. so there's light at the end of the tunnel, but we still got a long way to go tomorrow. still going to be blazing hot. i think we warm up a little bit on thursday come back down again on friday over the weekend. see a few more clouds come our way. high pressure there. start to break down much cooler temperatures as we head in toward next week. but we still have a long way to go in this heat wave in day after day of this heat. as you know, it just kind of wears you down. i mean, even if you're talking about a few more days, it's a long it's a long to go. yeah. and while you were talking, cal iso just tweeted out 2 minutes ago that >> they have declared what they call an emergency alert. 3. they say that means rotating power outages. the blackouts are very possible. says please reduce your energy use in line. so hoping to avoid a shell say do but we're close.

vacaville are only single digit on the map today. we're going to see a lot more than just vacaville hitting the 3 digit numbers tomorrow. and we will see those continued through thursday of next week. although temperatures do gradually cool down further and further as the week progresses next week, very hottest of days, saturday, sunday, monday and tuesday with monday. really that taking the cake on labor day. as i said, maybe avoid too much of the afternoon. sunshine head out to the coastline. if you need outdoor activities had to some a c and take it a little easier. this is your full permission right here to take a weekend off from any sort of rigorous activities and just lay back and relax a bit. rain way too hot out there. all right. let's get a look traffic this morning. >> 72 right bay bridge maze to that fremont street exit as you're heading into the city, san mateo bridge, 82 one-on-one about 12 minutes as you're heading across towards the peninsula. all richmond center fell bridge an 8 minute drive. tulsa won a one. let's g

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we could see numbers maybe size 110, maybe 113 or so in places like vacaville. so that's significant heat. so this is the one of those heat waves, especially if we lose power. you've got to check on the elderly, your friends and for goodness sake, don't leave your children in the car in this county or pets, right? and you and this is stat wide, it's not just us. yeah, this is this dealing with this now. yeah. the only place you're going to able to beat the heat is right along the coastline. we're going to you know, that's the one saving grace for the little sea breeze that will keep those temperatures least relatively cool in the 70's in probably be packed. yeah, everybody is going to be all right. thanks. all well, you're not to the only one who need relief from the heat. it's also important, as we just mentioned, a protector animals. your pets from. >> all of these hot temperatures kron four's rob nesbitt went to and humane society today. he joins us live from outside the nevada location with more on how to keep your pets. cool and safe right? >> pam and ken,

you'll also be there for vacaville today, 70's and 80's near the coastline. francisco nearing 90's towards the bayshore 60's and 70's right along the coast. so get out there if you can, but be prepared for some traffic right along the coast. 80's 90's along the bay shore, mostly 90's and even tapping into some triple digits around woodside as well as into the south bay with san jose at one. 0, 2, milpitas fremont up to hayward in the upper 90's while pleasanton and livermore at one 10 in danville up at 111 degrees, oakland and berkeley at 92 north bay temps, triple digits from delay over to sonoma fairfield in antioch at one 10 in vacaville at one 15 santa rosa through center fell also in the triple digits. will stinson beach only 77, busy day at the beach today. triple digits all the way through friday. now with such heat for an extended amount of time. yes, indeed. don't exert yourself too much outside during afternoon hours. plan any outdoor activities in the morning try to get out to the coast. if you must get outside and look forward to a weekend that do

areas like vacaville up at 92 degrees bayshore areas. not so bad, though. and what we've got.me low 80's today. still a little bit dark, but the sun will be coming up here in just a few minutes. evenings getting longer. so our nights are going to start to get cooler. but obviously day is still very much so on the warm side for many areas and blame it on the high pressure, sending cool air and in the chance of rainfall along with it. well, to the north, keeping a steady and keeping us warm as we make our way through the rest of this week. now today, daytime highs will rise under some really clear skies tomorrow is not expected to be quite as warm as today, nor quite as sunny as we'll see some partly cloudy skies drifting overhead possibility of even some drizzle tomorrow morning as we see an increase in marine layer to start the day on tuesday, current temperatures may be cool, but later today, a really comfortable in the city with 60's and 70's 60's at the coast and then 70's to just barely low 80's along the bay shore. burlingame at 78 saying carlos redwood city at 80 degrees

a little south down towards winters and just outside of vacaville. now they had heavy rain and back then they got really heavy rain. vacaville, fairfield and daca this evening as that storm line move through most of us to the east, now into the north, but the opportunity of the potential for something tomorrow still exists as long as that low pressure center stays offshore. so we're watching that showers back in the forecast, but it's gonna be a day tomorrow a lot like today, which was for the most part really nice unless you got under one of those. we're back here with the full forecast. alright bill sounds good. marin county's reservoirs are exceeding normal levels with a little help from the recent rain, according to marine water, marines, reservoirs are now 106% of their historical average for this time of year in some residents are soaking it all in. it's great. smells good. looks good. all the animals are really happy. birds are great. marin county is in stark contrast to the rest of the bay area and california lake sonoma is 30% full compared

. >> for areas like livermore, antioch, in vacaville. look at these numbers in the central valley, though, fresno in reading up to one '08, a sign of things to come for us here locally this want a permanent solution to homelessness? you won't get it with prop 27. it was written and funded by out-of-state corporations to permanently maximize profits, not homeless funding. 90% of the profits go to out-of-state corporations permanently. only pennies on the dollar for the homeless permanently. and with loopholes, the homeless get even less permanently. prop 27. they didn't write it for the homeless. they wrote it for themselves. >> the south bay, san jose councilmember raul peralez hosted a community celebration last night commemorating the end of san jose's ban on cruising as remove the city's last know crews in sine also known as a low or i it had been illegal up until recently. well, the city council voted to repeal the ordinance. now the new event drew hundreds to downtown san jose. the feature nearly 200 low riders and a low rider exhib

vacaville are only spot hitting the 80's at 81 degrees today tomorrow and thursday, much like today, not a lot of change in this forecast will keep the good stuff around all the way through next week. reyna. john, thanks for that. well, we have a 20 minute bar delay. this is on the antioch line in the direction. so be mindful that if you're taking bart. >> we had a hot spot on the san mateo bridge stretching up to almost 70 minutes for the past 3 hours now that that's removed from the bridge authority six-minute drive still slow, not as bad as it was earlier bay bridge. 29 minutes mace to that fremont street exit. so around the same drive time for you. there. we're pretty slow. long, 5.80, it traveled from castro valley to the maze about 41 minutes 8.80. you're also seeing some delays. so things are certainly picking up along there, clocking out towards the maze 5, 18, 80 about 36 minutes. an 8.80, san leandro to milpitas about. 66 minutes for you. there. all right, james, back to you. >> 49 now and of the biggest tv shows of all got the emmy awards. if you missed it last night, we'r

it is 100 degrees in vacaville, and a lot of these other temperatures are in the mid to upper 90s. i mean, can we just get to lunchtime first? it's 92 degrees in fremont. 93 in san jose. 99 right now in morgan hill. we have already had a jump start on some of those temperatures. half moon bay, 20 degrees warmer now compared to yesterday at this time. we're most likely going to go over our forecast high temperature there. when we compare yesterday's heat to today, we're getting that leading edge and going to be hotter than we were yesterday. as far as today's daily temperature record in santa rosa, it's 111. we're forecasting 111. and a lot of these other spots will be over the record high temperatures. some of them just really going well above and beyond those record highs for today. so once again, we may be setting some of the hottest temperatures we have ever recorded in many areas and we're expecting it to reach as high as 118 irfairfield, concord, livermore. dublin could reach 114 as well as 114 in san martin and san jose reaching 106 degrees. going into the day tomorrow, we're

reporter: in vacaville, it is an opposite story. the city announced they will be extending the hours of the walter graham aquatic center today and yesterday from 12:00 to 7:00. because this pool remits closed, the city is encouraging folks to go to the brentwood community center which is serving as a cooling center from 11:00 to 6:00 for anyone hoping to see relief from that heat. live in brentwood, and howland -- lena howland. >> some parks will remain closed today because of the heat. the spatial system and parks will be closed today. facilities and recreation areas will remain open. is phil parks plans to be open tomorrow if temperatures cool off enough. these heat -- of the heat of slowdown park service. -- slowed down bart service. there were some 20 minute delays in the same area the day before, saturday. bart says they need to slow down trance when temperatures get above 100 degrees because excessive heat can work the rails. kumasi: area beaches provided a welcome refuge to escape the heat and thousands of people headed to th

same thing around vacaville. the thunderstm has lifted to the north of dixon northeast and solano county. the the activity has been concentrated over higher elevats of northern napa county. everything streaming from south to north. that is the same diren over the next couple of days. be be flexible with outdoor plans, especially in the east bay. that that is diminishing after the sun goes down. time to make its way toward the coast by noon. it it may be a wet commute to begin begin the day. it doesn't mean it is gossip. there is a chance for lingering showers as we go o the first half of wins day. temperatures are in the 60s and. and 70s. those numbers will jumo the 50s as we go into early mor. early morning. temperatures close to normal around the ban n the coast. low to mid 70s down the peninsula and the south end of the day. mostly mid 70s in the valley. warmer spots in the upper 70s. that is six or 7 degs below normal. close to 70 in sa. san francisco. mostly in the mie the middle portion of the 70s ie north

. >> 105 in vacaville. you get the idea these temperatures now beginning to soar across the board, especially inland. those temperatures going to get even hotter as we head toward the weekend. the heat wave really just beginning today. it's going to be warm all the way to the coastline. but you're going to feel that searing heat in the valleys. that's where the temperatures expected to soar to 102, maybe 108 degrees. maybe even a little bit higher than that. the coast is going to be that one place where you can beat the heat with some cooler temperatures in the 60's and the 70's. it is going to be an extremely hot labor day weekend. may be some records coming down sunday into monday as well. maybe tuesday and not cooling down. that's going to be a long heat wave right till about thursday of next week. big dome of high pressure right over the desert southwest. now backing out into california that is going to crank up the temperatures all around. we saw that happen beginning today. you see the cold front off

we will drop down to close to 10% near vacaville, antioch, and concord. concord. it will be a dry day for us, we will feel it along the bay area and along the coastline. the daytime highs, we we are seeing above average conditions, 70s in san francisco, and tomorrow we expect 80s, 90s, and tomorrow we we will see upper 90s. you get the trend. we are warming up no matter where you are at. with that in mind, if you have any weekend plans, heading outdoors, outdoors, get some fresh air. just make sure that your hydrating properly, taking good care of your loved ones, and making sure that they are doing the same thing as well. as we take a look at microclimates, if if you want to chill by the pool, it is pool weather despite despite the fact that it is fall. as we head into next week, week, we will see the gradual cooling trend into the 80s once again. we will keep you updated in the weather center. > >> thank you very much, let's take a look at the roadways. all all of the green that you are seeing there, that is great news news because if you're getting ready to hea

don't be surprised if you hear and see thunder and lightning, even those of you in vacaville as well. so just keep that in mind. there's a slight chance even for the north bay as well to see some pop-up thunderstorms, even though this model run not really showing that. so we are going to notice, though, drier, calmer conditions by tuesday. and from now until then, about a 3rd of an inch of rain or less expected. so we're going to see about the heaviest amount of rain for those of you in santa rosa. traces amount for san jose, but we are noticing those storm clouds certainly out there in the east bay over berkeley. temperatures for the most part low to mid 60's. so not tracking much of a temperature change from our coolest coastal cities to our warmest inland valleys. usually during the summer, there are about 20 to 30 degree spread, not 5 degrees. but that's what we're seeing out there right now. pretty uniform numbers with overnight lows tonight, upper 50's for most of the coastal cities low to mid 60's as you make your way inland. santa rosa and napa in the mid 50's for your overnig

oakley pittsburgh and vacaville had a third of an inch.ould mention that davis had three inches of rain for one of those cells that went through little cool this morning. we're not walk the dog. well you're not alone. woodside was 48 petaluma is 49 danville. 49 lafayette was in their nicasio in marin county and valley forge on the marine sonoma border, also dipping to 49 degrees. the water temp, so have come up. why is that? because the law offshore the floor around that is counter clockwise. that's a south wind. a south wind warms up those water temps monterey monterey bowie, the outer buoy 62 63 san francisco boy 59. if you get a northwest wind, they'll cool down. but with that low there, that's not going to happen today or tomorrow. maybe later in the week. oh this low is so close. look how i mean it's inching closer. numerous lightning strikes offshore. i do think we'll start to see the line out here for him again. pretty much like we saw yesterday. this won't arrive until late tonight . tomorrow morning. there are some high resolution

that's a vacaville at 92. well, santa rosa through center fell mostly in the low 80's.uch cooler. not huge changes here, but by a degree or 2 tomorrow and wednesday. nice and seasonable. slight bump up in temperatures on thursday and friday. back to the 90's before and no more noticeable cool down into saturday and sunday into the low 80's, right. john, thank you for that. ok? traveling along 101, northbound at east capitol expressway. >> we got an accident there in san jose. so you are seeing slight delays this morning as you're traveling along 101, heading into the city. a 21 minute. ryan mays to that fremont street exit. let's go ahead. look at our san mateo bridge around 15 minutes from a 80 to 101. so that's down from 20 minutes where we were earlier. 1, 0, 1, 85 up towards menlo park. a 49 minute right? 82 right here is pretty much moving at the limit. 80 san leandro down to milpitas about 37 minutes for you to make that ride this morning. cracking down towards the maze. it's about 26 minutes there and check in on 6.80, doubling down to fremont. 21 minutes during

any act in vacaville won't even get up to 90 degrees only in the upper 80's tomorrow. wednesday. both are going to be even cooler than today. only upper 70's inland, low 80's return by thursday and stay that way into the weekend and went with 70's 60's closer to the bay and the coast. as for bridges this morning, we have seen some improvements on the bay bridge. your backup was well over 20 minutes earlier now. it's going to take you 16 minutes from the maze to fremont street. as for the san mateo bridge got the gray up above, but nothing slowing it down as you make your crossing. richmond center fell almost down to the 10 minute mark after a slower go earlier on this morning, golden gate bridge from 21 minutes from nevado to the toll plaza dart. >> time to talk winners and losers with our financial expert rob black morning, rob morning. so is the are today for relief. raleigh recession. what? >> yeah, we had 3 down weeks on wall street and then kind of turned the corner at the end of last week. and the rally is carrying over to day. it's really about tomorrow. once again on wall

yeah, dan and alma it is active right now in vacaville. i want to show you the thunderstorms that are rolling through the region. you can see numerous lightning strikes in the area of the north bay, but right now as you will notice across highway 505 heading into dixon and winters, we do have a thunderstorm as we get you into street level radar here. they've seen downpours in the area east montevista avenue seeing some rain right at this hour and as we widen out the picture we are seeing a lot of lightning across the region. this is moving through the east bay and the north bay precipitation rates have varied from about 8. to about a half an inch an hour even higher where the thunderstorms have actually hit number of strikes just in the last couple of hours 57 across the northern and central portion of the state. this is a light level one on our exclusive abc 7 news storm impact scale and you will notice that we're still seeing some lightning just pivoting around that low pressure system that is parked off the coast the thunderstorm threat

well, pittsburgh, an antioch, 89 fairfield and vacaville. we'll also reach the 90's today. today is a warm finish to september tomorrow. as we kick off october, we're going to be doing so with temperatures falling back to seasonal averages. that's a 80's inland and 70's along the bay shore, some partly cloudy skies from time to time. but this forecast stays dry all the way through the middle of next week. >> great job. thank you for that. all right. let's check on some of the highways out there on this friday. crockett out towards the maze is going to take about 60 minutes to make that drive. you can see we're pretty much in the clear here along our richmond center fell bridge. if you're hopping on 24 westbound walnut creek down to 5.80, just under 13 minutes. the bay bridge, 10 minute ride into the city may so that fremont street exit. if you are taking bart, if you are on the line is a 20 minute delay in the richmond in daly city direction. there. 12 minutes a 80 to 101 heading across towards the peninsula. well, doubling down to fremont about 14 minutes to make it to 62

well, the 81, our warmest spot vacaville only getting up to 87 santa rosa through mill valley in the the low 90's. i am expecting a few of those numbers further inland, but it doesn't last long, october 1st, which gets here on saturday comes right along with temperatures cooling back to seasonal averages. mid 80's inland 70's by the bay. that's the way will stay well into next week, right? john, thank you for that. ok? southbound 6.80, at 84 eases. tracking that accident there. >> 2 lanes are blocked. so you've got a sluggish commute along 6, 80 84 also seen some delays there as well. heading into the city right now. 23 minutes is down from 30. we started off the hour with an accident right near that treasure island exit. that's clear. now 13 min ri 80 to 101. let's go ahead and get a look at some of the highways traveling up one-on-one. 85 to menlo park. 38 minutes for you. there. and 2.80, definitely making much drive times along 2.80, this morning, 80 san leandro down to milpitas about 30 minutes for you to make that drive. and because of that accident along 6.80, a 95 minute driv

that's the vacaville at 92. well, santa rosa through center fell in the low 80's today.'s for daytime highs the next 3 days. low 90's for inland areas thursday and friday. our warmest days. your forecast october kicks off on saturday and does so with temps falling back into the low 80's inland and some 70's by the bay right now. john, thank you that. well, we still have that accident northbound one, a one, east capitol expressway. >> and san jose. so as you're traveling up, still about 36 minutes to make it from 85 to miller park along 101, to 2 to 80 82 are both pretty much moving at the limit. i don't see any accidents or hazards along to 37 or 17 heading into the city. well, look at that. now about 15 minutes. traffic is moving along. more traffic built up at the toll plaza heading across towards the peninsula. 12 minutes a 80 to 101 there. let's look at some of our highways. like if you're traveling along 80, for example, north found traveling from san leandro up to oakland about 11 minutes to make that drive clocking out towards so that's a long 80, about 60 minutes

oakland, 81, fairfield and vacaville are other 2 spots reaching the 90's. petaluma nevado at 88 degrees. looking ahead. temperatures tomorrow fall back to seasonal averages for your first day of october. mid 80's inland 70's by the bay will stay that way through the rest of the weekend into the middle of next week. rain. don, thank you for that. well, if you're traveling on, 24 wannacry down to 5.80, just under 13 minutes. >> for you to make your drive on this friday morning headed into the city. we're at about 15 minutes. so we gradually got down. we're up to over 20 minutes and the meter lights are off. so traffic is pretty much smooth sailing into the city at this hour, san mateo bridge, 13 minutes is 80 to 101 is a traveling across towards the peninsula. if you are along the peninsula side or the south bay. 31 minute. ride up 85 and to menlo park. and you can see we're pretty much in the green to 18. 82 traffic is moving at the limit. 2, 37 17. i'm not seeing any major accidents or hazards there. 8 80's silly down to milpitas about minutes re to make th

that's you vacaville, right? 85 at 79 degrees.om santa rosa down through center felt mostly in the low 80's. tomorrow's temps will be around the same as today is friday will be the warmest of your forecast. barely taking us up into the low 90's and we'll drop right back down into the mid 80's by saturday. again, that's the start of the new month. we're going to stay dry and mild all the way through this forecast. nothing too terribly hot, right on par with our seasonal averages. reena. >> thank you for that. tracking an accident along 6.80, southbound north of tree boulevard that's in w lnut creek. and so you do have a delay as you're traveling through conquered and walnut creek along 6.80, heading into the city right now. my mother, i may so that fremont street exit meter like just a law. san mateo rich, 12 minutes a 80 to 101 traveling across towards the peninsula. clocking outdoors, the maze. it's 85, 80 17 minutes for you to make that drive. if you're taking 24 westbound wanna creek down to 5.80, it's going to take you around

while fremont hayward up the road and all in the 70's today, our warmest spot vacaville at 87 yesterdayn the 90's. so this is a cool down by a few degrees for ya today. and tomorrow, some of the coolest of the week. we will see temperatures climbing just a few degrees, especially into friday, which will take a few of us back into the low 90's the weekend. well, october 1st gets here on saturday and comes along with temps cooling right back down highs falling back into the 80's inland in 70's by the bay. great job. thank you that. if you're traveling along 101, southbound here, north of cesar chavez street. >> in san francisco, we have an accident there. so you are seeing a slight delay. no major issues along 2.80, traffic still moving at the limit. there heading into the city. the meteor lights are still off an 8 minute ryan mays to that fremont street exit. our san mateo bridge, a 80 to 101 around 12 minutes as you're traveling across towards the peninsula and the south bay, we go one-on-one. 85 to menlo park. 27 minute 2, 80 82 to 37. all still at the limit. it 80 silly down to milpit

heavy downpours and gusty winds, vacaville as well. you could see some pop-up thunderstorms with the cell possibly forming shortly before 8 o'clock in the evening after the sun has set. that is certainly one the atmosphere gets a little bit more active anytime we get that daytime heating it really an stabilizes our atmosphere. but by tuesday morning, drying out and clearing out. so we're expecting to see really just about a 3rd of an inch of rain or less traces amounts for downtown san francisco into san jose. santa rosa, though, you could pick up an additional 3rd of an inch of rain. so fingers crossed that pans out because we certainly need it. we are seeing right now very crisp, calm night out there in the bay area noticing and feeling a lot drier and clearer and also cleaner for the most part. temperatures out there right now low to mid 60's. so we're just tracking about a 5 degree spread from our coolest coastal city and our warmest inland valley. usually it's in that 22 30 degree range for bay area summers. but overnight lows ton

and even our hottest spots, antioch, in vacaville, not even reaching 90 only in the upper 80's.t a change from where we once were tomorrow and wednesday. get even cooler yet with highs only in the upper 70's inland, low 80's will return by thursday. bayside spots remain in the 70's while coastal areas in the 60's. james. john, thank you. quick check of the bridges this morning as we check our cameras looking at the bay bridge approach where yes it is. backed up. >> nothing major. there was word of a possible car into the center divide westbound 80 just west of the metering lights. so that might be contributing to some of this back up. but most of it is just your usual slow and go from the maze to the toll plaza. we're also checking out the san mateo slightly different angle for you see both directions actually commute direction on the right and your non commute eastbound direction. on the left-hand side, the commute. once you're past the metering lights, you're doing fine. but you can see do. just a touch at the lights themselves up to the richmond, sandra fell bridge where the

vacaville only 85 billy, how in petaluma in the upper 70's. tomorrow's temperatures will be right around the same as today's friday. your last day of september. just a little bit warmer with highs reaching the low 90's for a few inland spots. then october first kicks off on saturday with some mid 80's inland and mid 70's by the bay. that's exactly where we should be for this time of year. so transitioning nicely from one month to the next rain thought. thank you for that, right. southbound 6.80, at castle would drive. we have an accident here. this is in pleasanton. so as you're traveling along 6.80. >> you are going to get some delays. and you can also see 84 a pretty sluggish as well in this hour. but no accidents there. 23 minute ride into the city maze to that fremont street exit. we are tracking an accident one popped up on the san mateo bridge is as you're exiting here. and that just was removed from the bridge. so now drive times around. 31 to 35 minutes. 80 to 101. >> crockett down towards the maze. that's 5.80, in a t 28 minutes. so w

it could be as high as 106 degrees in vacaville tomorrow afternoon. thank lawrence. a flex alert is in effect until 9 o'clock tonight as powers still expected to be in very high demand for the next hour or so. in fact, here is the current monitor from cal iso. cal iso is the state agency that monitors our power supply. >> the demand is nearly as much as the supply available right now. currently a little more than 43,000 megawatts are in use about 7,000 megawatts, less than what is available. that is near today's forecast to peak of just about 45,000 megawatts. tomorrow's demand is expected to be higher. another flex alert is already planned. that flex is asking californians to be cautious about their energy use. it comes as may try to figure out how they're going to stay cool while force re-assess joins us now from walnut creek to get some answers to that question, teresa. >> pam, and can it was already a hot one on this wednesday here in walnut creek. so i am here the ace hardware and i talked with some experts about how best to stay cool and not crash. the grant. >

even oakland at 81 fairfield and vacaville also reaching into the 90's this afternoon. here's a look ahead. temperatures will be a little bit cooler for your start of october. tomorrow, kicking off the new month in doing so seasonable falling back into the mid 80's inland and 70's along the bayshore. great job. thank you for that. well, if you are hopping on highway for about 33 minutes to make it from antioch. >> into concord's to 42. so we're starting to slow down just a bit. there. no accidents or hazards there to contribute to that delay. 19 minutes roll into the city this morning. they so that fremont street exit. let's get a look at richmond. sandra fell bridge toast a one-on-one about 12 minutes for you to make it out of richmond. heading across towards center fell. well, 5, 18, 80. you're picking up 19 minute drive it crockett down towards the maze. you're hopping on. 24 walnut creek down to 5.80, are it will take you just under 14 minutes to make that drive 101. let's check on you. 35 minutes as you're traveling from 85 up to menlo park to 37 to 18. 82 are all

a spot being vacaville. 85, antioch, you'll be 83 the and petaluma in the upper 70's.ing out the month friday, the last day of september will be just a little bit warmer. some upper 80's to low 90's inland, some 70's by the bay shore. then we dip right back down to those mid 80's to kick off the new month on saturday with mid 70's along the bay. john, thank you for that. well, we do have an accident along the fremont street exit. that's right. as you're traveling. >> into the city right now. and so that took us up to about 40 minutes traveling from the maze. 2 that fremont street exit. again, hopefully they're able to clear that accident off pretty quickly. 20 minutes, a 80 to 101. no major accidents along %he san mateo bridge and we are picking up and drive times there clocking out towards the maze. about 30 minutes for you to hop on their for taking 24 walnut creek down to 5.80, just under 15 minutes. a lull on a one up here to san jose. 38 minute ride up towards middle part 2.80, still looking nice. and in the green this morning. so down to milpitas about 34 minutes

oakland, a nice 73 hottest spot, vacaville at 92 degrees.anta rosa through center fell mostly in the 80's. a look ahead of next 7 days tomorrow and wednesday around the same, if not a little cooler than today's thursday and friday, a little bit warmer. some low 90's before we really cool things down into saturday and sunday, october. first, the start of the new month and daytime highs inland only in the low 80's rain. john, thank you for that. well, we do have an accident along 80. this is in san pablo up here. >> as you're traveling along san pablo dam road that accident. so you are starting to see a slight delay. 29 minutes from crockett down towards the maze cause of that accident heading into the city right now. 2 minutes, mace that fremont street exit. let's look at the san mateo bridge at about 12 as you're traveling from a 80 heading across towards 101. well, double down to fremont 6.80, a 14 minute ride and you can see things are moving along as you're traveling along 80 as well. 30 minutes, antioch in to conquer. we're checking on o

fairfield vacaville. napa yeah, feeling a little bit over santa rosa, but the main band is just off the san mateo coast. i see a couple of lightning strikes as well. so there's plenty of energy here for the morning so from the city south along the san mateo coz on the peninsula as well, even over to fremont, like a decent little cell there, so the low is making its move. also activity continues to fire up over the higher elevations heading up into this year, where they'll get thunderstorms up their fifties and sixties on attempts to the cloud cover kind of a mild air mass. that's for sure. there's not a lot of cold air with this system, but this is the day that starts to finally make its move. let's give it credit. it's done a really good job for this time of year. it's accelerating out of the picture, though later today tonight, then by tomorrow we'll be transitioning into high pressure. but you can see there's plenty of activity or that has to come in. i would think between now and say, eight o'clock it