Gusts will be near 60 and 70 over the ridges. And at the lower elevations well see some very breezy winds to gusty, up to 50 miles an hour. Relative humidity, 5 to 15 , thats tomorrow. Right now were at 52 in danville, 50 in pleasant hill. 53 in concord. Fog in the north bay with upper 40s. Its a chillier morning out there and the relative humidity is back with us this morning. Nine degrees cooler in Half Moon Bay, two to three degrees cooler in the north bay. And the visibility anywhere from a quarter mile to half mile from napa to santa rosa. Not much in terms of fog. Well have partly cloudy skies today. And temperatures will stay on the cool side, near seasonable levels, mid60s around noontime around the bay and inland. 50s at the coast, by the afternoon, partly cloudy skies, still with low 70s inland, upper 60s around the bay and were looking at that sunset at 6 19. Well go in detail about what to expect in terms of winds and ad coming up, liz. Lisa, thank you. This morning we are
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Were still looking at very warm numbers in the upper elevations. Picking up the fog along the coast. A red flag warning another hour this morning. Winds have been kind of gusty in the north bay and relative humidity 12 to 18 . Were still concerned about that. As we check the winds theyre gusty, somes gusting to about 30, mt. Tam and mt. Diablo, still out of the north up to 25 miles an hour. 82 degrees by the glass fire with 15 relative humidity. Winds out of the southsouthwest, so they have switched direction, and thats going to be allowing today some of the coast to be cleared on out. On tuesday unhealthy air will be pushed staying in the north bay but pushed to our east bay and south bay due to that light northwesterly wind. Were in the 50s in the inland east bay, so were cooler all around the bay today, and well talk about that modest cooling and still the warmth inland in detail in a few minutes. All right, lisa, thank you. Back to those new developments regarding President Trumps
The weather with meteorologist lisa argen. Hi, everyone. We have fog at the coast but still have those breezy northerly winds in our upper elevations where temperatures are pretty warm. Look at our fire danger index. The colors blue and yellow. Up in the north bay indicate the best chance of fires starting or spreading. And that area expands and look what happens at 5 00, another burst of wind. So were certainly watching this area once again as our ridge of High Pressure is still our dominant feature today. Look at the wind gusts. Mt. Diablo above 1,000 feet is gusting to 25 miles an hour, and its in the 80s where the glass fire is with 15 relative humidity. With the smoke a spare the air alert has been issued today through tuesday. So the worst air quality with slow improvements. It is 49 in santa rosa so we like those warmer nights and cooler evenings. Still going to be hot, though, in the 90s inland with hazy conditions. A look at better days with better autumn like weather coming u