You . This happens to be probably once a month. It just happened. Here we go. Fog returns, cooler there is a big fog bank near monterey, the wind advisory starts tomorrow, temperatures drop, wendy for nearly everybody with low humidity and high fire danger wednesday afternoon and maybe even wednesday morning into thursday. The wind advisory will be for the north and east bay hills, and that starts tomorrow. It goes into thursday. Today is tuesday, today will be cooler, we will also have a high fire danger not for temperatures, it wont be hot but humidity will be low and the wind will be very strong. This system is digging into the north, it is a powerhouse system and we are on the western edge of it, cooler today with temperatures in the 70s in fact we are seeing temperatures dropping, napa down in oakland down, redwood city down, concorde as well. Forecast highs are still at average or a little above, by tomorrow they will go way below. We will have more coming up in 10 minutes. I can
First, more on the weather. They see the same thing we all see, so probably 6 00 a. M. Tomorrow is the window. Today will be cooler. The fog has come back and were waiting on this system to the north. Its a strong system, and 50 degrees in middletown. Little cool there. Fog returns and it will be cooler today after yesterdays 80s and 90s. Windy for most with low humidity through thursday. Wind advisory for the north and east bay hills, 6 00 a. M. Tomorrow through 3 00 p. M. Thursday. Damaging winds possible, gusting up to 40 to 50 miles an hour. It will start as a north wind then go northeast and temperatures will not be hot. This is dropping down from canada and well be on the western edge of it. This is making an impact, which means it will be cooler today with an onshore breeze. 40s and 50s, running 2 to 5 degrees cooler than yesterday at this time. This system will produce widespread snow for many, and well get the wind. It will start thursday and a little bit of fog is coming in.
Structures have been destroyed including 133 homes. Good evening. While the official count of homes lost in the fire has increased so also has the containment and as we mentioned crews have made more progress and reports tonight that the fire is 45 contained and that is a significant increase from 24 hours ago when containment was at 15 . More than 76,000 acres have burned since the fire broke out a week ago. Right now more than 5000 firefighters from across california and other states continue to work to extend containment. Cars screamed into windsor another communities is the widespread Evacuation Order was lifted. City workers in windsor including the mayor greeted returning residents with cheers and welcome home signs and Evacuation Orders were also lifted for geyserville and santa rosa allowing about 100,000 people to return home. We are in downtown windsor. The people who live there on the outskirts of the city they returned home to find a very different scene. Reporter it is hom
Tonight the kinkead fire is 45 contained up from 15 at this time last night. More than 76,000 acres were burned since the fire broke out a week ago and 266 structures have been destroyed and 133 of them homes. We are joined now live after speaking with some residents who returned home to ruins. Reporter it is a trauma many will be experiencing in the coming days. These threatened communities are expressing relief and appreciation at finally getting past the fire, but for some, a new ordeal begins. This is the master bedroom. Reporter for their home of 30 years high atop a ridge now rebel. I did as much as i could do, you know, to prevent it from coming up here, but the wind was blowing so hard. Reporter for for days he did everything he could to clear and soaked the property leaving tools for firefighters and an engine never came but the get stuff from the house and the fire was getting pretty close. Took this as his video before fleeing and a neighbor caught the house burning. He to s
Garcia. Couldnt you leave good enough alone . I am surprised they didnt text you because i knew you were glued to the television. And i was wondering if i would have to get my car out of the garage and get a portable generator. 250,000 people in the bay area could have their power shut off. Is because of the weather, not the heat that is causing them to take the move. Is the low humidity and the wind. Is expected to be much stronger and widespread. We talk about gus 265 Miles Per Hour. They will take down the power lines. Heres a look at the red flag wag thatwill move in not yes but it doesnt include just the bay area, it includes widespread over the sacramento value valley but it starts tomorrow morning at 5 am and goes until thursday afternoon. We are talking 36 hours. Over the north hills and east bay hills, Santa Cruz Mountains, it also includes far northbay valley locations. They do not expect to see the wind but they could reach 35 or 40. Heres a look at futurecast. Early tomorro