County working to bring you the latest on the fire. We start with lisa who is watching the winds. Good morning. Were looking at temperatures in the 60s and 70s around the bay area. The relative humidity dangerously bone dry at 11 . It will continue to get drier as these winds continue to gust throughout the Morning Hours. Were not going to see them let up until after about 12 00. Theyre gusting to 37 Miles Per Hour. With the breezy winds, High Pressure, the heat from yesterday, 60s and 70s everywhere. 77 Half Moon Bay. Cooler in the east bay. We are looking at the relative humidity everywhere right now low. 11 in napa. 22 in vallejo. As we go through the next several hours, it gets lower. 1 00, 7 . Lake berryessa, cloverdale. But its not until late in the day where we continue to see not only the winds dial back but the relative humidity. It wont come up for another 24 hours. Here we are into early friday. Getting to 40 in oakland. Still dry in the north bay. Here is the fire danger index. This follows the wind flow. The gustiest winds is where you see the colors. The yellow and the red through the early afternoon. Back to you. Thank you. Well continue checking in with you and of course continue to cover this breaking news of the kincaid fire. Amy hollyfield is live in healdsburg near the fire lines. Good morning. Good morning. Look behind me at this fire. Theres so much smoke that we think that that is what is blocking our view now. It was so lit up earlier if you saw my earlier reports. Now we dont see as much of the orange glow. But there is so much smoke. Heres video of what it looked like earlier. Whats been so challenging out here for firefighters is the wind and the shifting directions of the wind. Im told that at one point it was on one mountaintop. They had to shift resources to chase it to another mountaintop. This thing is just raging out of control. We talked to some people who are keeping an eye on it. Some residents trying to decide what to do, if they need to evacuate. We talked to one man from wndsor who was standing here and watching it from a safe distance with us. Said almost, Pretty Amazing but sad. My folks lost their house in the fire. I had a lot of friends who lost their houses in coffee park. Just wanted to get out and check it out. The fire from 2017 so on everyones minds this morning as we watch this fire burn. Look at this video from geyser road as the photographer drove down this road and shot video very close up. It shows you how intense this fire is. Firefighters say so many challenges for them. The wind, of course, also its dark, difficult for them to see what theyre dealing with and also difficult to get to. Not a lot of roads leading into that area. Rugged, steep terrain. So theyre looking forward to daylight to see what theyre dealing with, hoping to combat this and get aircraft up so they can get a better view and attack it from above. Everyone on red winery road, all of alexander road, highway 128 from geyser road to river road including the casino, and the fire appears to be moving towards the casino. It is moving towards the town of geyserville but not close to the town. Right now just burning in a rural area. People do appear to be safe from what we can tell. Again, though, this is burning out of control in the dark. Firefighters will have a better handle on that around 7 30 this morning when they can actually see better. Reporting live from a safe distance on Alexander Valley road in healdsburg, you can still see it, im Amy Hollyfield. Back to you. Thank you. Well continue checking in with you throughout the morning. The wildfire is prompting evacuations as amy was talking about. Lets look at the areas under evacuation. Red winery road, Alexander Mountain road and highway 128 from geysers road to red river rode. And the river rocca seen n we also have two Community Centers set up. Laura martinez was at the windsor Evacuation Center bess than an hour ago. We know you moved to the healdsburg Evacuation Center. Is it busier there . There are more people in the parking lot. You can see a couple people brought their dogs here. I see more people than the handful at Windsor High School. If you are under an Evacuation Order you are encouraged to go to Windsor High School or here at the Healdsburg Community center. Its a place to rest, to sleep. They have chargers for your devices. Theres water. We spoke with the healdsburg mayor moments ago. He says theres no current threat to the community of healdsburg, but he cant exactly talk on the unincorporated areas. Heres what he said just moments ago. Right now the city of healdsburg is not impacted. When i say the city of healdsburg, within the city limits, not the unincorporated area. There are evacuation notices north of us. We at the city are prepared. I think thats the message that needs to go out that we as a city are prepared for people to come here to our emergency Evacuation Center. If you have small pets, you can bring them here to the Healdsburg Community center or. They have an Animal Services trailer there. Thats something that they learned from a couple years ago is access for your small animals. If you have large animals, you can take them to the santa rosa fair grounds. Im Lauren Martinez, abc7 news. Thank you for that update. We are sending out breaking news push alerts on the app as this fire develops, and updating our website, abc7news. Com. Pg e cut the power to more customers overnight because of the wildfire danger. The latest outage began at 1 00 a. M. In San Mateo County. At its peak 1,000 customers in la honda, woodside and unincorporated san mateo were impacted. Close to 28,000 pg e customers in sonoma are in the outage zone. The impacted cities include annapolis, cloverdale, fulton, guyserville, glen ellen, guernville, lockfield, center santa rosa, windsor and stewarts point. Its important to let you know the kinkaide fire is burning near guyserville. 7,000 customers are in the zone. Now a closer look at one napa county city without power. Pal stowing ga, deerpark, oakville, st. Helena. This morning power was shut off in la honda and San Mateo County. Gerard powell lives in the community, he says the anxiety and stress of the last round of blackouts put one of his neighbors in the hospital. Suddenly found himself in a medical emergency due to the stress of the uncertainty of what was going to happen. Whether he could get his medications. Pg e has no estimation on when the power will be turned back on. Two weeks ago some people had to wait 44 hours. I mentioned calistoga a moment ago. Well look at whats happening there. Part of the city is in the dark, thats leading some people to frustration. Many neighborhoods have no power, but some restaane the lights on. If youre wondering why, thats because pg e generators are powering portions of the city. Some people who live minutes away dont have any power. To shut the power off is not the solution. Two weeks ago they shut the power off on the anniversary of the fire. That was like a big slap in the face to everybody that lost their homes. So now people that we are speaking with say theyre confused over who gets to have power and who is left in the dar dark. From the live desk, im monitoring the power outage map on pg es website. Pg e says this is where you can find areas without power. Look at this. Across the top here, the fifth tab says plic safety power shutoff. Those are the pink icons. You can see that impacted area. If you tap it, it will show you how many customers are affected. Right now it says 79. It will give the cause, status and when it was last updated. So 5 16 p. M. Yesterday. If you go to another tab here, this is on the website as well. You can put in your physical address if you want to get more information on the location of the outage. How you get to that, i will back it up, you start at the Public Safety power shutoff pain, click check your address, and you will go from there. Thats at the event center. If you have trouble getting to this because it can be difficult to navigate these websites, we have links to all of this on our website, abc7news. Com. Back over to you. Ill take it. We have our red flag warning in effect throughout the bay area. And this is until 4 00 in the afternoon. When the fire broke out last night, they had winds clocked at 70 Miles Per Hour up in Sonoma County. So the good news is that by later on this afternoon, id say about 12 00, 1 00, the winds will continue to decrease. Between now and then the atmosphere continues to dry out. Here is the fire danger index. The winds are really strong. Drying out the atmosphere. This is where it follows that we have the highest fire danger. Through sonoma, cloverdale, clear lake, napa. Look what happens after 1 00. The colors get more mellow. Were looking at better conditions. You can see the camera shaking. 67 degrees in San Francisco. 70 in redwood city. 75 at the coast. Half moon bay, the winds blowing from the land to the sea. Thats why its so warm out there along the coast. Cooler in the inland val the forecast today calling for 90 degrees in San Francisco for the high. 80s at the coast. Very little change out there. Well continue to see these gusty winds through at least noon. We are continuing to follow this morning the sigalert in the north bay, its because of this fire. If you look at state route 128, chen geysers road and geyserville road, its completely blocked. It will be closed until further notice. Emergency crews are telling us everyone is focused on the fire efforts, making sure things are as best as they can be at this point because we know those winds are moving quickly. If you need go in this area, the alternate is 101. Just a reminder e smoits smoks dark, you cannot see. Back d closer to home, this is the richmondsan rafael bridge, things are smooth its pretty muc the same story throughout the rest of the bay area. The kincaid fire, as weve been telling you about, its on the move in Sonoma County. Coming up next somewhere unexpected. Everything you need is at your fingertips. And at the home depot. Ontrend styles, with innovations to make it petproof. Make it lifeproof. Make it waterproof. Make it. Beautiful. And the home depot has everything you need to make it yours. Today is the day for doing with new waterresistant home decorators collection laminate flooring starting at 1. 58 a square foot. Only from the home depot. Tto harrison, the wine tcollection. To craig, this rock. I leave these things to my heirs, all 39 million of you, on one condition. That you do everything to preserve and protect them. With love, california. We are following breaking news in Sonoma County. A fastgrowing wildfire has grown to more than 10,000 acres near geyserville. Theres zero percent containment. Pg e is saying it is burning in an are where power was turned off yesterday. Cal fire says 600 residents have been evacuated. We still dont know the cause of the fire. Just a few minutes ago we spoke live with will reeve. Hes covering the kincaid fire as it is moving through. Heres what he saw about an hour ago when he went live for good morning america. Now 10,000 acres and counting. Zero percent contained here in wine country. There is fire all around us. The fire has jumped the road. The Fire Department is right behind me here. They were further up the hill. We started up there with them. The fire completely engulfed us. We had to come down the hill before we went live we thought we might have to get out of here. It all depends on these winds, which have been terrorizing much of the state of california. All right. We have crews on the scene. Well check in with Amy Hollyfield and Lauren Martinez coming up at 5 30. Right now well check to see what the weather looks like. We have seen some high winds. Lisa argen is standing by with that. This is as dry as it gets around here. Its going to get drier throughout the early afternoon as the temperatures continue to climb and the winds continue to blow. The winds just dry out the atmosphere. Were already down to single digit relative humidity. Down to 7 in some areas. All due to this big dome of High Pressure thats building in over the bay area. And as a result those offshore winds allowing for 11 relative humidity in and around geyserville. Temperatures in the 70s. The winds are sustained, over 20 Miles Per Hour. The gusts now near 40. They were up to 70 Miles Per Hour at around midnight. 67 in castro valley. 68 in oakland. Looking at upper 60s, this reading in pacifica. Mid 60s in san carlos. Its mild. Here are the surface winds, Half Moon Bay, 40 Miles Per Hour. 22 Miles Per Hour in fairfield. Thats at the surface. Upper elevations are stronger. Relative humidity, 20 in novato, 14 in santa rosa. Its much better in the east bay and the south bay because of the winds being much lighter in the east bay and south bay. Wie foc were focusing in on the higher elevations, the diablo range, a bit of the santa cruz mountains. Gusty winds in the higher elevations. Hire fire danger through today. Sunny, warm and hot today and tomorrow. We could see 90 in San Francisco, upper 80s at the coast. 92 santa rosa. 89 in fremont. Going to through the evening hours, not a lot of change. Tomorrow we could see a brief onshore flow throughout the afternoon for your friday. Then conditions cool off. Another ridge of High Pressure and another system will allow for another gusty event even stronger, even more widespread into saturday night and sunday than what were experiencing now. As for today, the hottest day of the week, very dry conditions. The winds will continue to get lighter after early afternoon today. Good morning, jobina. Good morning. We have a new update on our sigalert that were following. All roads east of 101 in between state route 128 and this is also in between guisers road and geyserville road completely closed because of the fire. What you need to know is avoid this area entirely if you can. Chp is telling us all Emergency Responders are focusing on the fire, not on the road. Weve seen video of state route 128 between geysers road and geyserville road. Thats in between the downtown area. Its all smoky. You cannot see. Theres flames coming over the hill. Dangerous conditions there. Just down here, a look at the south bay. 87 clear, so is the rest of the bay area. The pg e power outage is impacting schools in smoke ma county. Four schools in the School District will be closed today. In the Rincon ValleySchool District six schools wont open. Whited, binkley, madrone, sequoia. And the geyserville School District will close all campuses. Tomorrow is still up in the air. It depends on how quickly pg e inspects the electrical lines and turns on electricity. Pg e is opening six Resource Centers in our area this morning. You can go to these air conditioned places to get bottled water, charge your phone. Get the latest information from pg e. There are three in Sonoma County at cloverdale citrus fair, santa rose have a Veterans Memorial and hannah boys center. Two in napa county, one at napa county fairgrounds and the other at saint Helena Catholic school. At Pacific Union college, onics yountville library, napa main library. All of this information is at the bottom of your screen. Still ahead, the latest on the kincaid fire and the pg e outages including the work to replace and upgrade power lines. Before we go to that, a live look outside. Nice and calm here far cry from all right. Good morning. Combination of dry air mass, gusty winds and low relative humidity allowing for critical fire weather today. High pressure built in to Northern California. That allowed for the gusty winds to really maximize at about midnight up to 70mileperhour winds Sonoma County. Right now looking at maybe 37tor 40 Miles Per Hour. The temperatures are warmest in the north bay. Heres your high fire danger. Red flag warning through 4 00 from the north bay, the east bay, into the south bay. Just immediately around the bayshore and San Francisco, not in this watch, but temperatures will hit 90 degrees in sfraean francisco today. Throughout the day, 43mileperhour wind gust throughout mount diablo. This is through 7 00. Winds will gust throughout the northeast throughout the north bay. Much less in the east. Look at the coast, 25 to 35mileperhour winds around Half Moon Bay. This afternoon things will get lighter in terms of the winds. Theyll still be offshore. It will be hotter. Right now its 57 in campbell. 74 in alameda. 75 in napa. Looking at the winds very gusty Half Moon Bay and fairfield. Looking at the 24hour temperature change, wow. We are way warmer. Planning your day, 80s and 90s today. In the 60s and 70s now. Today mild to hot. The warmest day out of eek is going to be today. Elsewhere around the bay, notice its very warm out there. Thank you. Its an important part of building a better bay area especially this week with pg es power outoutages, replacing and upgrading lines in danger spots. Pg e removed a pole residents of the rossmore Senior Community were bothered by for years. They say it was a perpetual fire starter. Squirrels are thought to have caused the last five fires. Sky7 was up as the brandnew poll went into place. This one has covers over Electrical Conductors to stop the freak fires. The sam jose mayor is proposing a plan to strip pg e of its status as an investorowned company and turn it into a nonprofit customerowned cooperative. Customerowned utilities dont have to pay federal taxes, they dont have to pay shareholder dividends. They can Access Capital at a much lower cost. That will be critical in the years ahead. Pg e says we remain focused on the safety of customers and communities and will continue working together with state and local government partners across all sectors and disciplines to develop comprehensive longterm Energy Solutions for the future. Next at 5 30, the major wildfire raging out of control in the north bay. Its already burned 10,000 acres and is still growing. Fire danger forces pg e to cut electricity to 179,000 customers. The schools and businesses forced to close. And right now at 5 26, were taking a live look reminiscent of 2017. Thats not what we want this morning. Breaking news at 5 30, a major wildfire is raging out of control in Sonoma County. Its exploded to 10,000 acres. The mandatory evacuations and road closures in effect right now. And this time lapse video shows whats happening. This camera changes from night mode to day mode just like that because of these flames lighting up the sky. The biggest challenge for fire crews this morning. We are all on top of this breaking news on this thursday october 24th. Youre never more than seven minutes away from your accuweather forecast. Lisa, i know youre tracking the winds today. What was interesting, we had wi galf hour, 40 Miles Per Hour at Half Moon Bay. The relative humidity dropped to 12 . That shows you how the winds, how quickly they dry out the atmosphere. Thats right at the coast where it is tombed a edhumid and you hgher humidity. We are mild to warm this morning. 11 humidity in napa. 14 in santa rosa. Better from San Francisco south, but theres your 12 at Half Moon Bay. 23 in livermore. It is only 5 00, 6 00 in the morning. Wind gusts throughout the Morning Hours, they continue to be 20 to 40 Miles Per Hour in the north bay. Were not going to seehem lighten up until at least noontime in the north day. That means drier air and warmer temperatures through the next several hours to aid in that drying trend. Jobina . Thank you. We are continuing to follow that breaking news in Sonoma County from the live desk. A fastmoving wildfire is raging in geyserville. Heres what we know at 5 30 a. M. The kincaid fire ignited at around 10 00 last night. Heavy winds are fanning the flames and the fire has already grown to 10 thaushousand acres. It is very steep, rugged terrain. Very rural. Not a whole lot of roads in and out of there. Thats and dealing with its nighttime. Its hard to see. Well have better visual here in a couple hours when we get some daylight on it and well also get our aircraft in the air, which will be a big help so we can see what were dealing with. In a statement pg e says the fire is in the power shutoff footprint. The utility shut off power yesterday afternoon to nearly 27,000 customers in Sonoma County. Thank you. Lets continue our live team coverage. Abc 7 News ReporterAmy Hollyfield is near the fire lines. Good morning, amy. Good morning. We got some incredible video i want to get to of this fire. Very close up. This is taken from pine crest road. Chris spangenbur lives in the area and he went up there to check this out. He just stopped by, he was showing this to us. We couldnt believe our eyes as we watched video of this fire. He said one challenge hes noticed is just how it keeps changing direction. Theres so much wind and it is shifting. So it was headed one way, then he said suddenly it shifted, it went a different direction. Firefighters had to pull resources off one mountaintop and race over to the next one. This thing is raging out of controls. Firefighters are putting it now at 10,000 acres. I will not be surprised when that number grows. Were watching the fire explode as we stand here on Alexander Valley road. It is huge. At one point lighting up the entire sky. Residents that we talked to cant stop thinking about the fires from two years ago and now saying here we go again. Its reminis of 2017. Its closer. Its worrisome. Youre kind of powerless over what will happen. This is mother nature. This is the new normal. Im just overwhelmed and dont know what will happen. Overwhelmed, thats how people feel this morning. Heres some amazing video from geysers road. The photographer driving through close to the fire, letting you get a very close view of just how intense this fire is. Firefighters say its so difficult for them now because its dark. They cant really see. They also say its rugged terrain. Very difficult to get to. Theyre looking forward to daylight so they can just see it better and hopefully get closer to it. Right now they say its burning in a rural area. Its headed to the down of geyserville. They have ordered about 600 evacuations. A couple hundred more could be coming. Anyone around red winery road, Alexander Mountain road, highway 128, that area needs to evacuate. Reporting live from healdsburg, Amy Hollyfield, abc7 news. That video was incredible. We know that wildfires have prompted evacuations. There are two Evacuation Centers st s set up. One is at Windsor High School h and the other at Healdsburg Community center. There are plans to consolidate the two Evacuation Centers . The Windsor High School evacuation will be closed at 7 00 a. M. So if you know anyone going there, ask them to go to Healdsburg Community center. Joininge right now is red cross volunteer, katherine hargate. Can you tell me what evacuees can expect when they go to an Evacuation Center . We greet them, provide them with water, food. Rooms that are set up with cots, individual cots. And information as it comes available. Well remain open until Evacuation Orders are lifted. We were just talking about the pg e shutoffs and how some people need to charge the devices. Right. Yes. Yes. A lot of people have been coming here just for that. To charge computers, phones. Thats part of the issue. A lot of people are coming down from the hills to access electricity. You have an incredible story. We were talking just a few minutes ago. Weve been through a lot as yourself living in sonoma and as a volunteer. Can you speak on that . Sure. Im a fire survivor. I lost my homes to floods in 2006. I was evacuated two weeks when the sonoma fires happened in 2017. Ive been involved with Disaster Mental Health for a long time here as well as in southeast asia. I was there for the earthquake in nepal doing aid there. Whats one thing that helps people since youve been in that situation and as a volunteer . Whats one thing you would say people need at this time . One another, support, community, show up for whoever is next door. Check in. Stay present. Stay focused on whats needed in the very moment. Those are important. Make sure to eat and drink plenty of fluids. Just a lot of selfcare and caring for each other. You encouraged people to come to one of the centers. Absolutely. Were here. Well be here, as i said, until the Evacuation Orders are lifted. Thank you very much. Thank you. Live in healdsburg, Lauren Martinez, abc7 news. Were sending out breaking news push alerts on the abc 7 news app as the fire develops and updating the website, abc7news. Com. The other news story were following, hundreds more pg e customers are waking up in the dark after this latest round of power shutoffs. That means part of San Mateo County had their power cut off at 1 00 this morning because of the wildfire danger. Parts of napa and sonoma counties were cut yesterday afternoon. The safety power shutoff is having the biggest impact in Sonoma County. Nearly 28,000 customers are in the outage soon. Zone. In napa county that number is about 7,000. A lot of schools and businesses are left with no choice but to close because of the outage. Many schools and businesses in sonoma are left with no choice but to close. Right now we dont have emergency days built into our calendar, which affects the childrens education, because we wont have the ability to make these days up. Rickys eastbound shook up the blackout with a bring your own light night. Neighbors met up for a night of drinking in the dark. And pg e says there could be more power shutoffs this weekend. Bill noyes asked about the risks. This year were replacing 100 miles with covered wire. Next year we have about 700 miles. That leaves, you know, 24,000 miles uncovered for the years to come. Are you speeding up that process . We are. 150 miles this year. 750 the next year. Were also doing it in the highest risk areas. The system is huge. 70,000 square miles with tens and tens of thousands of wires, miles of wires. Its a huge undertaking. It will take some time. Johnson says the company will make every effort to get the power back on to affected communities. From the live desk, im monitoring the pg e outage map on the utility companys website. You may remember during the last power shutoff there were problems with the website crashing. Happy to report it is working right now. You see these pink icons that are completely lighting up Northern California right now, this is the area that is impacted by the Public Safety power shutoff. If you zoom in here, i will go towards sonoma. You can tap it and it will load here where it is, the number of customers affected. Its telling me 79 for this portion. When it was last updated, which was october 23rd at 5 16 p. M. There is another tab i would like to bring your attention to. Its right here. You will click get current information. Click check your address. Once this page loads, you can put in your address, it will load and tell you if your area has been impacted. If you cannot find this, we have links available on abc7news. Com. Governor newsom addressing a the fire danger and power shutoffs. And a live look outside. Lisa, you are checking the winds and the impact they might have as we continue to battle those fires in Sonoma County. Thats right. Were in critical fire weather throughout this morning and the early afternoon. Well see some changes later this afternoon and evening hours. That will calm winds down and bring up the relative humidity. Right now its the opposite. Where we have warm conditions, 70s in the north bay. Winds are gusty. 60s in the east bay. Current relative humidity, 13 in vacaville. 12 in Half Moon Bay. Thats because we had a wind gust of 41 Miles Per Hour. Right now were looking at 18 relative humidity in novato. 11 in napa. The east bay, a little bit better. Hayward, 32 . Thats because the winds are lighter there. Were looking at a mooild start. Gusty winds, the dry atmosphere and the warm temperatures today. Heres the winds, 40 Miles Per Hour through the 6 00 hour. This will not lighten up until we get towards the later part of the afternoon. So Everyone Needs to be heightened awareness throughout the Morning Hours with the gusty winds and the temperatures just getting warmer out there. Jobina . Hi, i will meet you over here at the Weather Center as we look at this information coming in from the north bay. It s the weather is impacting the fire and the fire is impacting the traffic. We could see 90 degrees in San Francisco, 80s at the coast. All of that in combination, the heat, low humidity and gusty winds. We have a bad recipe this morning. Its impacting the roads. Lets take you to the graphic so you can see the specific area where this is. State route 128 between guyers road and now we have found out this is actually updated to pine flat road and geyserville road. Thats brandnew information. I want to show you the video so you can see what this looks like. This is why its closed. You cannot see. Flames are on both sides. Smoke as well is there. Amy hollyfield was there and saw this herself. The chp is telling us all their resources are being devoted to the fire. Theyre not focused on reopening this road any time soon. Also roads east of 101 in that area are impacted by the fire as well. Your alternate would be 101. But nothing east of that. And if you want to get some perspective as to where this is, if youre familiar with the area, its near river rock casino. Thats the biggest landmark i can point to. Be mindful if you live in the north bay this is a part of your morning commute, this we continue to follow breaking news in Sonoma County. Cal fire says a rapidly growing fire has grown to 10,000 acres in guisersville. 600 residents have been evacuated. 200 more are under advisory evacuation. It is burning towards the town of geyserville but is still a good distance away. Governor newsom is expected to address the fire danger and safety power shutoffs later today. Top state fire emergency and health and Human Services officials will join him. Theyre expected to brief the public at 10 00 this morning. Ander and frustration about the latest power shutdown has taken a violent turn. Someone with a pellet gun opened fire on a pg e truck in glenn county yesterday. Thankfully the person was not injured. Law enforcement is looking into this. There is no justification for this sort of violence. Whenever you see any of our crews anywhere in your community, theyre there to help, specifically to help you. Thats the president of the company pleading with the public to not attack his front line workers. 179,000 customers across 17 california counties are impacted by this latest round of shutoffs. Check again with our weather. Were looking closely at how the winds will impact the rest of the day. Heres lisa. Good morning. Things are not going in our direction for the next several hours. Were in the midst of a strong offshore wind event. Heres the big picture where High Pressure has just built in to the eastern pacific. We have an area of low pressure to the east of us. That will allow for dugusty win. 67 in San Francisco. 68 in oakland. 75 in Half Moon Bay. Wind gusts or 30 Miles Per Hour at the coast. Most of the winds are in the upper elevations. Thats where the atmosphere is bone dry down to about 7 in some areas. 71 in santa rosa. 72 by the delta. Napa, concord and livermore for a change, the coolest locations in the 60s. 11 relative humidity in napa. Santa rosa 14 . Notice the east bay, the south bay, a little bit better. Its because your winds are not as dry. Theyre still out of the north and east. Thats continuing through the Morning Hours. Look at this 43mileperhour wind gust. This is in and around where the fire is. 7 00. Were still looking at winds for 25 to 40 Miles Per Hour with the red flag warning through noontime. As we get through 9 00, its still gusty, 20 to 35 Miles Per Hour, lighter to the south and east. Its after 12 00 that we see winds begin to dial back. At that point our relative humidity will be at about 5 . Temperatures will be in the 80s to 90s as we get into the afternoon. When will things turn around. We get a slight onshore push tomorrow. Its not really until the weekend. The second half of the weekend well see more gusty winds and another offshore event. Mild to dry this morning. High fire danger through today. Sunny and warm the next two days. Heres sat. Still in the upper 80s. We have 70s and back to 60s in San Francisco. Sunday, you think this looks like the good trend that we want. We are getting the cooler conditions. This next offshore wind event will be stronger. It will be more widespread. And thats looking likely by saturday night into sunday. Look at the heat today, tomorrow and here comes a little bit of cooling into the weekend. Jobina . I was view of the sigalert, this is 121 between geyserville avenue and pain fline flat road. There are flames and smoke. Amy hollyfield got this video this morning. Its completely closed. Your alternate will be 101 this morning and roads east of 101. I will bring everyone to the map now. You can see a Bigger Picture of where this is. Right here is where we just passed it there, it was right pulled up and you are going to want to avoid that completely. Also a look at our drive times so that we can let everybody else know in the bay area. Albany to the maze, five minutes. Fremont to san jose, 15 minutes. Highway 101 to cupert we continue our breaking News Coverage of this massive fire in Sonoma County near geyserville. Sky7 is up for us. We are using our sky map technology to show you some of the roads around where the fire is burning. 10,000 acres are burning. Earlier this morning it was at about 5,000 acres. This has grown quickly. You can see this is a relatively unpopulated area. So that is the only kind of good thing that we can report. The terrible news is that the winds are continuing to pick up in this area and right now theres zero percent containment. The challenge is basically just this is early in the morning, they dont have a lot of light here. Theres not many ways to get in and out. So getting up to fight the flames has been a challenge for them. Its really so interesting to see the fire from this angle and when we had sky map 7 just how close it was to some of those other roadways jobina was telling us about near geysers road. 600 people are under Evacuation Orders this morning. 200 more people are under advisory to evacuate. Thats something we will be watching. They opened two Evacuation Centers to help people forced to leave this area because of the fire. We have seen lauren there talking to some of those people who have been impacted. Some people say this is really reminiscent of the fire that they saw two years ago. We were talking to lisa a moment ago. She was showing us how the winds will continue to blow until about noon, right . Thats right. We are looking at record warmth on top of this throughout the day today. Were talking 80s and 90s here. The relative humidity from 11 to 14 . And it is not only dry but you have the wind gusts over 30, up to 40 Miles Per Hour. What does that do . It dries out the atmosphere to single digits. We will add the heat on top. This is a horrible combination of the heat, the winds, the dry atmosphere, and the forecast for the next six hours as the temperature increases, the winds stay high, the relative humidity decreases, and its not going to be until tonight where things will get better. Tomorrow we will see a slight downshore push. Nothing will change dramatically until the winds lighten up. We still have 90 degree heat. We still have the relative humidity in single digits. As we get to the weekend, well have lower temperatures, but well have another round of this. So all of this dry brush, all of this stretch of dry, warm air above average temperatures is just going to build on the next event. The next event looks to be stronger and more widespread saturday night into sunday. Unfortunately it is not a good time here. We will not see favoring weather or wind. Record heat today building on this dry atmosphere. The gusty winds. Wind gusts up over 70 Miles Per Hour in Sonoma County. Were getting close to hurricaneforce winds at that point. Thats right. As we get past sunrise, 7 26, the winds will start to lighten up just a little bit. We will get the winds lightening up. You can see 1078 of tsome of th emergency vehicles at the bottom of your screen, but theres not a whole lot they can do as the winds continue to blow and while the fire is out of control. There are many Fire Departments in the area that are staging for this kind of event. They have the 6 00 a. M. , and deja vu for People Living in the north bay as people wake up again to a huge fire in the hills. Dangerous weather conditions, and that fire spreading fast across Sonoma County. Evacuation orders have been ordered for geyserville. This is in the middle of a second planned pg e power outage. Evacuation orders closures are at the bottom of your screen. Sky7 is in the air and it shows you how close this fire is. People in santa rosa can see the loh glow in the distance it reminds them two years ago many of them waking up in the middle of the night to the smell of smoke and glowing with that fire. Its a scary reminder. It is. Especially if youre in an area asked to evacuate. 600 people have been asked to leave this area. Including red winery road. Alexander mountain road, and 200 more people are under