everybody has got them. concord you are reporting clear skies over head. as far as how the rest of the day goes, once we clear the clouds out of here, look at the difference in the temperatures. it will be in the mid 50s at the coast. it will be low 70s inland. 72 for inland spots. we will be in the mid 60s. see you with the rest of the forecast coming up in a few minutes. good morning. it is looking a little busy already if you headed into the pass. we are tracking those brake lights. that is where those brake lights are. give yourself a few extra minutes. other than that, your ride to the interchange is fairly quiet once you are past all those slow and go conditions there. looking at 34 minutes now to go from 205 over towards 680. the rest of our major freeways are looking pretty good. westbound 80, 16 minute. no delays on highway 4. if you are headed through fairfield this morning, eastbound 80 there is a closure. all lanes are still closed. this is due to an overnight c
we go through the morning and temperatures right now a little bit on the chilly side. 47 degrees in san francisco with the cloud cover cooler in walnut creek. and into san jose in the 40s and you see the mostly cloudy conditions so know rain just yet. i think most of today we re going to avoid any rain except as we head to the evening. that s when the rain chances are going to start to increase and you can see it in the future cast. high temperature today in the mid-50s. our temperatures are not going to warm up a whole lot. our storm ranger for now is relatively dry. you have the clouds but when those rain producing clouds arrive, we ll show you the timing and possibly snow near mt. hamilton. we look forward to seeing you then, rob. as rob just mentioned more rain is on the way. happening now people in the czu fire zone in the santa cruz mountains are warned to watch out for possible flash floods and debris flows. it burned more than 86,000 acres and destroyed dozens of ho
davenport, and% ader row. agency. the scu lightning fire is but we have brought in significant numbers of resources from other parts of the state. we have called upon our western now the 7th largest wildfire in state partners. in fact, we have requested california history. firefighters from other states. nearly 230,000 acres or 360 we have activated the national square miles have burned. the fire complex is now 10% guards, including their guards contained, and cal fire says so troopsmen, who are going to create introduce, and brought have been evacuated from their in the federal activation with homes, and five structures have air tankers, aircraft, that s we ve been able to transform been destroyed. the lnu complex fire in the north bay is now 7% contained into fire tanker. we are drawing upon every available resource. not only to help us fight the current fires, but, as was at 219,000 acres. five deaths are being reported mentioned, we are looking at in connection to tho
humidity as we start out this here for the station. morning in the low 60s and the district says it would be regularly cleaning high-touch sunshine today. we re going to keep it a little surfaces such as door knobs and that is cool. bit lower than our normal high would require social distancing temperature as we reach into the we have to keep it moving. upper 70s. but it s going to be cool and among staff. san jose unified is one of, if meteorologist kari hall with a look at her forecast because she drizzly in san francisco as well not the only district in the as the coastline while some of is always on point. state so far requiring teachers break it down, kari. our east bay communities reach to return to the classroom while into the mid to upper 80s. students stay at home. sanitize. we ll talk more about this and now incidentally elementary we re going to have a lot of where we may measure some rain school students here in the bay changes here. i know, right, we ll be
? well, my name and it s a joy to be here on behalf of claudia this morning. let s see if we cannot get outside for a half an hour. if we live inland, the time to go is very soon. yes. good morning to you and frank. we do have another warm day coming to the inland communities. perhaps a tad cooler than yesterday. not by much. tomorrow the temperatures are expected to rebound and giving you a live rook there where we do have blue skies over head. now, a view in to fso and we have the mostly sunny skies here as well. a little wit of fog to the left. for the bay area on saturday, we re going to remain cool tomorrow and then along the coastline. another warm one and then some fog out there this morning. better details this current condition and what you can expect this afternoon and the extended forecast this afternoon and coming up. rosemary, thank you: california is ending one of the worst week that is it s had since they have started. 3111 thousand people have tested p