It is heating up as we extend extend into the next couple of. Of days. Inland areas, daytime highs are expected to get into the triple digits just like that. Daytime highs are pretty average. 60s along the coast and and 68 in San Francisco. Things are changing because High Pressure is pushing its way in from the desert. That hes us u. Us up. So lets talk about this. This. Our heat risk today is really not that bad. Mostly in that low to moderate section. Look what it looks like on saturday evening into sunday. It it will be a completely different set of arrest and it is a Holiday Weekend. Recordbreaking heat in certain spots and we will break that down coming up in your full for. Full forecast. Our forecast numbers are looking pretty much on par with what we have for record numbers, as well. We will will talk about that. People ard are warned to brace for text alerts across the state. We are hoping we do not see a repeat ot of august, 2020. Experts say we are better prepared. The last
Area fire crews try to help get flames under control. The heat is here is crazy. When the sun comes up its bringing the heat. The latest on the hot weather baking the bay area. The news at 11 starts now. Good evening. Bay Area Temperatures and fire danger getting close to record levels, to the north of us a fire rages tonight. Two fires are north of redding. The mill fire has burned 4200 acres and is 25 contained. Dozens of homes are also destroyed in the weed area. Many we just learned from in a historic neighborhood. Tom jensen in the newsroom with the latest on the fire fight underway. Reporter we heard a warning saying that resources havent been stressed so far but in recent days fire starts and intensities have increased significantly. The fire started friday afternoon and winds pushed the flames swiftly into heavy forest land and in the case of the mill fire, in to the town of weed. Near an old lumber mill destroying homes in its path and cal fires chief Deputy Director said its
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The punctures led to nearly 300 million gallons of groundwater flowing out to the surface, with the most serious breach occurring near the Fond du Lac Band of Lake Superior Chippewa Reservation in St. Louis County.
State regulators ordered Enbridge to stop the groundwater flows and restore the sites. The company already has paid more than $3 million for the violations, and could face additional penalties.