Firefighters think that to get a break from the weather as they battle the mass of kincade fire fire. Forecast were strong overnight wind turned out to be not as bad as expected. Cal fire says that maybe ground crews made progress against the flames. The latest report shows flames have burned 119 square miles by late last night. The fire was 15 contained. More than 4800 firefighters from across the western a u. S. Are battling the kincade fire. Lets go back to the breaking news in santa rosa. We have new information from firefighters about an Early Morning house fire that started about 3 20 am on mission boulevard. Allie rasmus was there pretty quick after that. Good morning. Reporter good morning. That fire started around 3 20 am. We are in the middle of mission boulevard and the Rincon Valley neighborhood of santa rosa. Behind me you see what is left of the fire trucks. At one point there were six engines and a ladder truck out here. A huge response from firefighters. For what turned
Concord and fairfield, a high of 80 degrees. 7 the livermore and san jose. 74 in oakland. 72 for a high in San Francisco. Well talk about the rest of the workweek coming up. Good morning. Things are starting to get busy out there for your morning drive as you head out of the south bay and altamont pass. That is where were finding trouble spots this morning. An accident reported here, this is on 17 southbound right at lark avenue. One lane is blocked due to this crash. Were seeing slightly slower speeds as you approach the scene there. Dublin interchange, brake lights here. A little slow making it to 580, 680. 580 at grant line. We have troubles there. Another at north front. Slower speeds because of that. Brake lights out of the altamont pass. A we have our eye on a fire burning right now in San Francisco. You can see there on the map where were talking about. This is new video from the scene this morning. This fire broke out about 5 00 a. M. And you can see some smoke coming from the
From the fire. You can see this is vine crest circle in windsor and you can see the black in the area the scorchers there as car heads down the road taking a look and where the. Of destruction was cut, but look theres a home standing so while it scorchers in many instances they have been able to save property change which has been fantastic and thats thanks in large part to people. Observing the evacuation orders and getting out which allows again fire and police to get their equipment in their personnel and and hold those lines and hopefully save more and more homes as thi fire continues progress but heres the situation as it stands with relation to the fire and the evacuations. Evacuation areas have actually grown what has stayed the same is the mandatory should say the evacuation warning that exists from one oh one out to the coast, the degas bay. Jenner those folks are still in just an evacuation warning the mandatory evacuation zone continues to be right there along one o one stre
Nearing 40 in parts of the east bay hills. Were still having those fast winds at the higher elevations. Where most of us live, not so much. Fairfield, 23, gusting to 41 right now in half moon bay. What a noisy morning for you. Heres the winds. Heading throughout the day, you can see by noon, were around 25 or less. By the evening commute, were less than 15 Miles Per Hour. So, 4 00 its all over. Thank you. Now to the latest on the kincade fire. It has grown to more than 76,000 acres, its only 15 contained. More than 80,000 homes are threatened. 189 structures have been destroyed. Thats including6 ho 86 fu containment is expected next thursday, november 7th. Right now is a critical time in the firefight. Firefighters are hoping for calmer weather so they can put this out. Liz has more from the Sonoma County fairgrounds. Good morning. Reporter good morning. I think we were all concerned that we would be waking up to hear that the winds pushed the fire towards santa rosa. At this point it
Including healdsburg, windsor and geyserville. As of last night, the amount of acres burned still stood at about 76,000. Calfire first update today wont come until later this morning. Also as of last night, it was still 15 contained. Close to 200 buildings have been destroyed, including 86 homes, some 90,000 others remain threatened. The other big story were following this morning, pg es latest round of Power Outages, which also went better than expected for people outside of the north bay. The utility never turned off the power for some people in santa clara, alameda, contra costa and san mateo counties. The predicted overnight weather conditions never materialized. This map shows the current outages, most in the north bay. Lets check in with meteorologist kari hall, tracking all the winds for us. Weve seen some of the top wind gusts in the Higher Elevations in the north bay, reaching over 50 Miles Per Hour with the highest in mt. St. Helena reaching 57 Miles Per Hour. Mt. Tam is the