50 miles an hour. That means we could see fires. If we see them, they could spread rapidly. The strong winds this morning, throughout the day, and it looks like it wont be abating until midday tomorrow. So current wind gusts anywhere from 29 miles an hour in the Oakland Hills to 23 miles an hour up above the east bay hills. So weve got 40s and 50s, low 60s by noontime. The sun sets before 5 00. Brighter conditions, but it will still be breezy tonight, chris. Lisa, thank you. Firefighters across the bay area are on high alert this morning because of a rare red flag warning in december. A combination of strong winds, low humidity, and warm temperatures could quickly spread fires. The dangerous conditions are especially concerning for people who faced the north bay wildfires. Abc 7 reporter katie utehs has the story. Reporter firefighters are unpacking their wildfire gear after storing it for the season. Cal fire had ended the bay area fire season back in november. In my 25 years in the F
1,000 feet. North bay mountains in our east bay hills. So right now, the upper elevations continue to see winds from 20 to 32 miles an hour. And look at this snowy scene in the Sierra Nevada. They got about an inch of snow. And back home, well be looking at low 60s by noontime. High fire danger. Well be looking at some very gusty winds all day long. And it stays breezy tonight. Ill have a look at your sevenday outlook in just a few minutes, chris. Lisa, thank you. Firefighters across the bay area are on high alert this morning because of a rare red flag warning in december. A combination of strong winds, low humidity, and warm temperatures could quickly spread fires. As lisa mentioned, the dangerous conditions are especially concerning for people who faced the north bay wildfires just a couple of months ago. Abc 7 reporter katie utehs has the story. Reporter firefighters are unpacking their wildfire gear after storing it for the season. Cal fire had ended the bay area fire season back
Place. In vallejo, pge and was busy trying to get the electricity back in. And the winds made for rough conditions in sausalito today. Numerous boats broke through and they had had to pull some people out televise water there. For a look at the conditions right now. Those winds are certainly active today. Winds across the region are strongest as you move south and inland. 28 in oakland. Augusta, 23 in livermore. And these winds if you stepped outside, you kind of feel theyre actually kind of warm. And theyre drying out our atmosphere. Relative humidity is dangerously low because of the teens. We have a red flag warning that is still in effect. This continues until tomorrow morning before they bring us dangerously low humidity. And any fires that could potentially start well show you when the winds calm down. Thanks. Now in the north bay anxiety levels are high with people who experience the terrifying wild fires last october. The return of high fire danger is bringing back painful memo
Led to critical fire danger. Lets check in. Those winds have been gusting over 40 Miles Per Hour. Even tonight the winds have not backed off at all. Current wind gusts you see across the region from 20 to 30 Miles Per Hour. The current wind gust in livermore and higher gusts in the hills. Even Spring Valley have gusts. Winds are cooling us off and drying out our air. Red flag in Effect Tomorrow for fire conditions. Well talk about when those winds calm down coming up in a few minutes, guys. Not north bay the wind is causing high anxiety among people who experienced the terrifying wires of last october. The houses lost their homes and its bringing back memories. Fire departments are on high alert. Were in santa rosa at the latest. Im living up in windsor in a little apartment. Of course, im thinking, again, here we go. It brings up a lot of angst because its very blustery. Its an all too painful reminder of similar fire weather two months ago that created a monster fire storm that chase
Only at jack in the box. The memorial continues to grow in honor of the late San Francisco mayor ed lee. These are live pictures outside city hall where his funeral will be held tomorrow. Good evening. Im eric thomas. Im deon limb. Thousands are expected to attend the Services Including some of the bay areas most prom innocent political names. Tiffany wilson is live outside San Francisco city hall with more, tiffany . Reporter eric and deon, city hall was closed for a private event set up for the Services Expected to begin at 7 00 a. M. Tomorrow. As you mentioned, the memorial behind me continues to grow. We have seen so many people stop to look, reflect, and pay their respects. The steps of city hall bear the weight of San Franciscos love for mayor ed lee. Its thoughtprovoking. Sad and beautiful. Reporter this memorial serves as a living rebind remin the mayor the city lost unexpectedly as he collapsed at a supermarket tuesday. The past few days filled with public and prive grief. Tho