is it all gone? when will it warm up? the active weather, the severe part has been moving out of town, but we re also talking about the sierra snow as well. a lot to talk about for today and tonight and some of the heavier amounts in portions of the north bay and portions of the east bay as well with the factor underneath that thunderstorm where they have the heavier downpours out there. this is a lightning strike from petaluma earlier this afternoon showing you the instability in the atmosphere with a tweet coming out. from the satellite the radar and the coverage right now. we will be coming in closer. this is an interest earlier this afternoon. the lightning strikes are moving across the north bay hanging out towards portions of the east bay as well. right now we have clear to partly cloudy skies across most areas coming closer right now with a few of the storm reports. the dots showing you the hail report out here, but you will see this out towards yuba city and they re
spectacle and celebration on market street, the san francisco pride parade. a lot of happy people, the openness of the city embracing everything that s been going on. i just think it s beautiful, it s wonderful. reporter: san francisco residents have been a couple for 51 years, participating in this parade for decades going back to the 70s. what seemed like more of a protest in those days than it is these days. although i think with our current administration, we are back into the protest days. we have really struggled to keep our rights. reporter: the first several contingencies in this year s parade is a part of the so- called resistant movements. groups protesting the policies, statements, and actions of the current trump administration. there are about 260contingency groups participating in the parade this year. that s about average compared to year s past. but the sf pride president says what s different about this year, they expect more people to march in thos
above 100 degrees. take a look at some of the highs from this afternoon. brentwood 106. vacaville 105. walnut creek 103, and gilroy 1502 102 degrees. obviously very hot temperatures for the inland neighborhoods once again for today. this is a second day in this is the second day in a row. first we ll show you the cool down expected from today in comparison to tomorrow. if you re not a fan of the heat we have good news for you for your monday forecast. take a look at some more highs from this afternoon. 108 degrees in santa rosa. by the way very dry there. relative humidity down to 4%. so single digits, widespread triple digit heat out towards concord, antioch, and livermore. san jose, 97. san francisco not nearly as warm in the upper 70s. now the heat advisory is still in place for a few more hours until 9:00. all the areas shaded in red especially towards the inner east bay and the north bay and the santa cruz mountains. the high fire danger. the red flag warning is stil
distraught family members holding on to hopes for hours devastated by the outcome after sheriff deputies recovered the body of their loved one. i mean it s extremely tragic. you have this father who gave up his life for his own son. you know, there as bold as it was, it was a tragedy for the family. reporter: the sheriff s office said around 2:00 a family of four adults and eight children were heading out to the pond behind the parkway lake s rv park. i saw a variety of the adults and some kids and they were bringing their blankets. it looked like they were going to go swimming. they looked like they were going out to have a good time. reporter: a good time until one of the children went too far into the water. the father went after his child said to be four or five years old. he got him to safety, but then went under himself. it s real sad, yeah. it is real sad. you know, i am more sad than anybody. but i would never think it would be that dangerous out there.
said to be four or five years old. he got him to safety, but then he went under himself. it s real sad, yeah. it s real sad. i wouldn t wish that on anybody. i would never think it would be that dangerous out there. reporter: divers from the sheriff s office used underwater sonar equipment to search for the man. just after 6:30 this evening they found his body 15 feet under water 40 yards offshore. they first recovered some of his clothes. as he was going under water he was probably trying to shed some clothing just to reduce some of the pull of the water. reporter: these pictures show you where the family was missing as it looks like a creek that enters into a larger body of water where the rocks are current. the man was found not wearing a life vest. it s unclear if anyone was wearing proper safety equipment. there s no public access to this park with no life guard or park ranger. a sad reminder to take precautions out into the water even if it looks safe. you wan