Weather and traffic. Steve paulson a spare at air day and for a lot of people it will be real hot. Very hot. 90s and 100s. Nothing that we havent seen before. It is almost august. That is correct. That is correct. But it is going to be very warm for some and nice for others. There are some cool readings on the lows. Especially by the coast. Ill tell you the water temps drop into the 50s and the coastal lows without any fog fallow suit as well. Mostly clear. Any patchy fog wont last long or a few high clouds. No big deal. This is michael windless, a very warm 70. Last week the Early Morning temps were in the 40s. So it will be a hot one today. 50s, 60s to a couple 70s. There is not much of a breeze. Fairfield and travis has collapsed. A little bit of fog in monterey bay. High pressure says today and tomorrow im going to stick around here. Put some stakes down. Some sunshine, warm to hot. Beautiful at the coast. Near 100 inland. Temperatures 70s and 80s closer to the water. All right bri
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Good morning. Good to be with you. Im annemarie green. Well, california governor jerry brown declared a state of emergency after a wild fire burning just outside Yosemite National park nearly quadrupled in size. It is one of 55 major wildfires burning in ten western states. The fire near yosemite called the rim fire exploded yesterday. Its burned more than 99 square miles and is only 1 contained. The park remains open, but one access road has been cut off and residents of more than 1,000 homes have been advised to evacuate. Theresa garcia reports from near the fire lines. Reporter stands of cedar and pine exploded as the flames jumped from tree top to tree top moving faster than the crew fighting them. U. S. Forest service officer, lee bentley. We have a monster on our hands. This fire is making its own weather. Its going every which direction. This is one of the worst ive ever been on. Ive been doing it quite a few years. Reporter the fire threatens hotels, camp grounds and more than
Crashes, especially one near the 580 24 interchange. Its making a mess of the commute, mornings on 2 starts now. Complete bay area News Coverage starts right now. This is ktvu mornings on 2. 7 00, youre looking live at the bay bridge, and next week at this time, this will be completely empty, no cars going across the bridge and well have more on the shut down in just a moment. Good morning, welcome to mornings on 2. Im tori campbell. And im dave clark. Lets check weather and traffic. Were going to steve first. Good morning, lots of low clouds in place. Breaks here and there. Most of the forecast area has low clouds or you can see it. We have get a couple holes in the fog bank. The low which gave us wild weather this week has accelerated up to oregon. A little system which will enhance the fog tomorrow and tonight. And 52 to 62, a lot of low clouds, some sun and mostly sunny, partly cloudy skies by noon, 5 to 78 and 60 to 90. Mostly sunny. Most will be in the 60s 70s and 80s. 56, 57, 58
Firefighters battling a National Wildfire in yosemite on high alert. The california rim fire is now the largest in history. This morning, firefighters are being told to protect yosemite at all costs. Nbcs jay gray is near the wildfire in tuolumne, california. What are the challenges they are seeing today . Reporter good morning. The same as theyve been. Rugged terrain, high winds. Like so many in the area on edge as the rim fire winds gusted. As the fire continues to grow this morning, so does the army of teams pouring into the Northern California mountains to battle the massive blaze. All day every day. All night long. So were up to more than 2800 personnel on the fire. Its the number one fire in the country right now so theyre giving us what we need. Reporter air strikes, hotshots along the leading edge of the flames. And heavy equipment digging out fire lines, moving out dried trees and other potential fuel for the flames. Were trying to save the public, save these dwellings and hou