meteorologist vianey arana joins us with a look at your microclimate forecast. lovely morning with the city behind you. >> nice skyline there, not a bad way to start our saturday. the temperatures right now comfortable, 50s and 60s to start. take a look at your temperature trend in san jose. we may be at 60 now, but we're going to warm up quickly, by as much as 20 degrees by 12:00. expect to climb into the 80s. outdoor activities, any sort of hiking or anything, get it done earlier in the day versus midday. that's when it is really going to get hot. dublin is at 58 degrees. notice, we bump up into the 80s. but here's a closer look at your headlines and some of the things i'll be going into further detail for my full forecast. hot valleys heading into the afternoon. we'll see the peak temperatures, especially for inland east bay. then heading into sunday funday, we're going to see a little cooler. that's going to help sort of clear us out heading into sunday night. by monday, we have an even bigger change. that is going to be the return of the heat. what does tha

meteorologist vianey arana joins us with a quick look at our microclimate forecast. hey, vianey.udy behind you, too. >> it is. we have the clouds to start, but we'll get some clearing. that's good, right, into the afternoon, especially if you had plans being outdoors. let's look right now at how our temperatures are doing. starting out in the 50s. san jose looking beautiful, as well. couple areas in the low 60s. for example, in through concord and oakland. we are monitoring some monsoonal moisture. i want to guide you through what my full forecast is going to be talking about. that is a warmer weekend ahead, so we're going to warm up today and tomorrow with some 80s and 90s in inland areas. and we've got some hot valleys next week. we're also looking out for the monsoonal moisture that is going to increase the cloud cover and bring us the possibility for showers to our east. i'll guide you through all of that coming up in a few minutes. kira? >> vianey, see you soon. >>> a young woman in oakland says she can finally breathe easier after police arrested two people for the shooting

. >> it is perfect time to check out the forecast with our meteorologist vianey arana. it is a perfect day for giants' win, and so much going on theday. >> it is beautiful and going to get hotter for the interior, and so if you want to do the outdoor exercise, you want to get it out early, and we will warm up a yo see the sun around the coast, and some cloud cover to start out in san francisco, but looking at the current temperatures out the door. 57 for san francisco, and san jose. let's look at the temperature trend over the next few hours. bumping up to lower 60s and 70s and plenty of sunshine into the lunch hour, and we will be in the 80s for san jose. we stayed the cool and comfortable until 11:00 or 12:00, and things are going to warm up quite fast. we will notice a change in the wind, and especially through the golf area and the air quality. and going through the santa clara valley, you will see the air quality, and the index scale, and it should be fantastic, and today is hot, and heading into the start of the work week. take a look at this by monday, and the ho

let's check in with vianey arana. >> it is tough, because we have a lot of dry brush out there, and so when we do get the cooling, the conditions out there are favorable when it comes to the fire quickly spreading, but i want to turn your attention to this forecast, because today, it is going to be a hot day, and we will get relief up through the region, and up to clear lake with the high 90s and low humidity, and today, calmer winds, but however, we are expecting the winds to increase heading into tomorrow, and that is going to definitely be another area of concern as the winds are increasing into the 15 to 20-plus-mile-an-hour range heading into monday night, and hopefully a little better look at action into tomorrow. locally, theer are some things that goes up into the day. >> and you can of course track the heat and the cooldown on the nbc bay area app, and also send you breaking news and alerts straight to your phone to help you keep up with what is happening in your neighborhood. >> now, to this screeching tires and spinning cars made for a very dangerous night on south bay roads

. >>> going to switch gears and check with in meteorologist vianey arana for the forecast. >> lovelyy. take a look at this. san jose right now, we're waking up to 60 degrees, and it is very nice and clear in through the interior. we're going to warm up pretty fast. around 10:00, 11:00, already bumping up into the 70s. then, eventually into the 80s by around 12:00. right around your lunch hour. if you had any plans to go hiking or do outdoor activities, you defin peak inland temperatures, especially for the east bay. into sunday, we are going to get just a little bit of cooling in through the north bay and inland east bay. then back into the work week, looking way out ahead, it looks like we have the return of the heat. i'll guide you through what to expect, not only for your daytime highs on saturday and, of course, for sunday, but also heading into the work week, coming up at 7:00 a.m. kira? >>> thanks. also at 7:00 on "today in the bay," a school mask debate. a mountain view father says his 4-year-old son was kicked out of class for not wearing a mask. the video is now going viral.

this morning meteorologist vianey arana shows one simple hack we can do today to reduce harmful waste from ending up in our waterways. >> whether you're washing those dirty dishes by hand at home or you're choosing to pop them in the dishwasher, have you ever thought about how the packaging that your soap comes in impacts our planet? here is the problem. according to epa.gov, packaging and containers make up a majority of what ends up in landfills. about 82.2 million tons back in 2018. not only is the packaging harmful, some of the ingredients are toxic. that hurts not only our water sources and marine life, but also humans. hey vianey, it's time for your climate hack. >> you really want to pay attention to what your cleaning ingredients come packaged in. oftentimes they come in a plastic container. for example, this dishwasher tablet is set to dissolve once i run it through the rinse cycle, but is it eco-friendly? is it safe for our marine life and our coral reef? i found these dishwasher tablets that not only dissolve completely once it runs through the rinse cycle, they're also pla

meteorologist vianey arana shows us one simple hack we can do to reduce harmful waste and keep it from whether you're washing those dirty dishes by hand at home or you're choosing to pop them in the dishwasher, have you ever thought about how the packaging that your soap comes in impacts our planet? here is the problem. according to epa.gov, packaging and containers make up a majority of what ends up in landfill. about 82.2 million tons back in 2018. not only is the packaging harmful, some of the ingredients are toxic. that hurts not only our water sources and marine life, but also humans. it's time for your climate hack. >> you really want to pay attention to what your cleaning ingredients come packaged in. oftentimes they come in a plastic container. for exam, this dishwasher tablet is set to dissolve once i run it through the rinse cycle, but is it eco-friendly? is it safe for our marine life and coral reef? i found these dishwasher tablets that not only dissolve completely once it runs through the rinse cycle, they're also plant-based which means they're much more eco-friendly. so

. >>> let's check in with meteorologist vianey arana to get a check of the forecast. starting cloudy out there. take a look right now. in san francisco, the skyline still looking beautiful, though you can see the glow of the sunshine start to peek through. if you're wondering about the temperatures, we're in the 50s right now. we will bump up into the 60s. eventually in the upper 60s with lots of sunshine in store, not just for the coastline but also through the interior. it is also still going to be very dry, especially for inland areas. right now, san jose is 57 degrees. notice by 12:00/1:00, we start to climb up into the 80s. look at some of the headlines i'll be going over, of course, during the 7:00 a.m. newscast. we have a warmer weekend ahead. some 90s expected. i'll tell you when. hot valleys next week. also, we're talking about the monsoonal moisture increasing the shower chances to the east. >> we need them. thanks. >>> 6:27. coming up at 7:00 on "today in the bay," business owners in san francisco's chinatown fed up with crime. what they're now asking police

if you have photos, share them with us and tag me at nbc vianey arana. saturday is 85, today.unday, very similar. no big changes heading into sunday. however, i talked about it being a little cooler this weekend. notice, we start to climb up into the upper 80s and 90s again heading into wednesday and thursday. there will be a warm-up on the way, at least through the middle of the week and even into monday. we're going to notice a few degrees warmer. san francisco, we'll see the early morning fog yet again for tomorrow. daytime highs in the upper 60s. even san francisco and around the peninsula can expect to see those temperatures climbing into the 70s for that warm-up on the way. if you adopt a pet, any sort of pet today, please tag me. i would love to see these. i'll share them tomorrow on air during my forecast so we can welcome your new forever friend. chris, i'll send it over to you. >> i hope we have to take up the entire newscast showing photos tomorrow. >> me, too. >> that'd be a huge success. vianey, thank you very much. >>> want to let you know nbc bay area news is st

. >>> we will check in with meteorologist vianey arana for the sunday forecast. >> we will get some coolingow, if you are going to be out and about in the city, it is going to be breezy, and some periods of low clouds and fog through the entire day of the coastline, and this is a look at the area where we will be climbing into mid-60s and a mix of sun and clouds until 1:00, and meanwhile enter into the interior where we will be in san jose, and the conditions will climb into upper 80s. here is a look at the headlines that i will be going into the full details going into the full forecast, and brief cooling and increase into the winds. as we are monitoring the situation in clear lake, we will talk about conditions heading into the 90s and this week. kira. >> and we will talk about a shooting that happened feet from front door of a restaurant. and plus all of the top stories and vianey's forecast, and we will hope to see you then, but until then, we will send you back to >>> stop ignoring me! this is an actor announcement. >> the show's over, so you're not technically an actor any more. >> ho

it is 6:38, and i'm meteorologist vianey arana, and we have cloud cover and might spot some cloud cover 58. taking a closer look at the temperature trends throughout the afternoon, for inland areas, expect some clearing with highs of 80 >>> ahead on "sunday today" the return of the t-rex race. it was a viral sensation in the prepandemic days and this stampede of dinosaurs is back. but up next, the modern space race as nasa heads off tomorrow on a new mission to the moon. and russia goes its own way. my moderate to severe plaque psoriasis... the burning, itching. the pain. emerge tremfyant®. with tremfya®, most people saw 90% clearer skin at 16 weeks. the majority of people saw 90% clearer skin even at 5 years. serious allergic reactions may occur. tremfya® may increase your risk of infections and lower your ability to fight them. tell your doctor if you have an infection or symptoms or if you had a vaccine or plan to. emerge tremfyant®. with tremfya®... ask your doctor about tremfya® today. does your plug-in fade too fast? try febreze fade defy plug. it has built-in technology to digita

meteorologist vianey arana breaks it down in this climate hack. >> maybe you're like a lot of us at nbc bay area. we are back in the office. that might mean getting office supplies, or you might be sending your kids off to school. the question is how can we make that more eco-friendly? let's move these forward. first, here is the problem. stationery, pens and note pads might be necessary. oftentimes the materials don't break down which means they end up in the landfill for years. the epa says paper and cardboard make up most of the waste. it's time for your climate hack. a good option is making desk accessories eco-friendly. this is made out of bamboo. it has my tissue box beneath it. i've also got this great organizer also eco-friendly made out of bamboo. it does a good job keeping all my items nice and organized. did you also know they have eco-friendly pens instead of the old plastic ones? maybe you're thinking of going the digital route. hand-held devices are great for planners and taking notes. paper makes up more than a quarter of the trash in landfills. by 2060, that number could