Warning, high heat they will vote on the lottery next week. Conditions, a lot of concern. Absolutely. And its because we are going to bay area mountains and hills have hot temperatures and those being watched closely right now. Winds gusting. This includes pretty much all of the north bay except for the immediate coastline and also includes the diablo range and the Santa Cruz Mountains, these cierra, there are people who elevations above 1,000 feet. Were going to have to deal with have to be on high alert. This from today through friday morning until we start to see those winds calming down. It will be hot this afternoon reporter folks are waiting for that psps event. Reaching up to 94 in concord, 89 if they were impacted they would in san jose and palo alto and have received that notification by email or automated phone call San Francisco will reach into the low 80s today so well or a text. Continue to monitor that as well now its just a waiting game. As whats ahead in the forecast. A
Studios, this is kpix5 news. President trump hospitalized with a coronavirus as more close aides and republican senators test positive. Could it jeopardize a vote on a Supreme Court judge . Plus, fire activity along highway 29, in napa county overnight. The latest on the battle to protect homes in the path of the glass fire. Break the windows. Break the windows. And a dramatic rescue as a crowd of people desperately pull a man out of a burning car in san pablo. Good morning, its saturday, october 3rd i am devin fehely, lets star with with a check of the weather with darren peck. We will see less wind on the fires and we are going to start improving the air quality and theres a possibility for rain by next weekend. But before i get no that, its foggy this morning. So if you are hitting the road, the one place you have to be concerned about fog is on the Golden Gate Bridge pip dont want to give you the impression its widespread fog. It is just along the coast and especially out along the
Story. Reporter it has been one week since the last Public Safety power shut off, we could see another tonight and it could affect nearly every bay county. If you live in one of these counties there is a chance you could lose power. 7500 customers in the bay area are under a power safety watch the majority are in the north bay. It is an annoyance but the fire danger is so extreme and scary, you know, i am rightfully they are doing something. If pg e decides to move forward, power could be cut on a rolling basis from late tonight until friday morning. 54,000 customer accounts across 19 Northern California counties and two tribal communities could be affected. When we get the weather cleared we could start patrolling our lines, our goal would be to turn our customers back on within 12 to 18 hours. The goal is to lower the chances of equipment sparking another wildfire during this weather. Dry conditions are forecasted. This will go into effect tonight, which means fires can spark or spre
Hills, my side to start a sunday morning temps on the board lower 60s lining up a good chunk of the east bay shoreline 59 conquered 62 for antioch 50s up to the north bay, 59 meanwhile for san jose most the readings a touch cooler than yesterday but were going to catch up on this board within a couple of hours after sunrise what fog going on this morning basically pretty clear going on and then as we head on until late tonight and tomorrow morning, not much fog to replace that by tomorrow morning either lets see what your breakdown as for today sfo in the background 77 by 11 by 2 were talking 88 some inland areas will briefly touch into the 90s this afternoon. But a minor little cool down looks like by the time we get to early part of fall the well talk about that coming up in a bit marty sounds great davis continues this morning tomorrow was supposed to be the reopening of some San Francisco Unified School District classrooms for in Person Learning. The district has been making some p
We know more than 100 homes have been lost in the fire and dozens more damaged. So far, though, no one has been hurt. Heres a look at where the fire is burning. Firefighters are preparing for more dry and breezy conditions. A red flag warning goes into Effect Tomorrow afternoon. Firefighters are hoping the progress theyve made pays off as those red flag conditions bear down, and they try to protect the town of calistoga. Abc 7 News Reporter Laura Anthony has the story. Reporter it seems counterintuitive, to set fires when theyre trying to stop one. But thats exactly what firefighters are doing high atop Diamond Mountain road just a few miles from downtown calistoga. The goal, to gain the upper hand on the glass fire. While the winds are down. So thats why were really trying to button up the lower parts of the fire with our burn operations and aggressive operations there. Reporter in downtown calistoga its raining ash but no homes or businesses in town burned overnight. A night that pro