Northbound direction. Everybody is moving at the limit here. Over to 280 at 17 880 headlights streaming up to cupertino for an eightminute drive from downtown san jose. Green is good. We do have some slowing. Very typical. We have this issue with dream force still ongoing south of market at the moscone center. Third and fourth remains closed through the rest of the week. Well check on more. One month since the wildfires broke out and now fear of fire and wind has turned to fear of water. A concern about the rain in the forecast that could potentially wash that toxic material right into the sensitive environments. Amy hollyfield live for us in santa rosa. Amy . Reporter melted cars, batteries, paint. The concern is the rain could wash some of this toxic ash into the watersheds. County officials want residents to know they are monitoring the Drinking Water here in Sonoma County. They even have a task force to prevent that from going into creeks. Demolition crews have been clearing debris
Head to noon scattered sprinkles. 60 to 63 but thats also when the steadier rain moves into the north bay and where itll be during the evening commute. Heres sue. A couple problem spots. 680 near treat looking at a live picture in bumper to bumper traffic. An accident and slow and go to highway 24. Hayward, southbound 880 we had all lanes blocked for a time. Two cars are stuck together. Traffic is stacked up now. The nimitz living up to its nasty name. Mission is your alternate. To the north bay wildfire coverage now, today marking exactly one month since the devastating fires. Entire neighborhoods, as you know, swallowed by the flames. This was the Tuscany Development in santa rosa before the fire, and this was the same neighborhood when drone view 7 flew over after the flames swept through. Block after block leveled. Fountaingrove was one of santa rosas hardest hit areas. The city lost 5 of its Housing Stock in the north bay fires. And fear of fire and wind has turned to fear of wate
Bit gray this morning as those clouds are moving in. Meteorologist mike nico tracking that approaching storm, so mike, when exactly are we going to see the rain . Thats a great question, reggie. We already saw a little bit up in the north bay, about. 1 in santa rosa, but thats been it so far. Weve been too dry for the rain to make it down. If youve been following live doppler 7 on our app, its probably showing green across the north bay all morning, but its not until the evening hours when we start to get this rainfall. It is talking about today and tomorrow. Wind gusts, 35 to 45 right below the threshold for damage. There may be possible issues with the burn areas in the form of toxic ash. Im not looking for debris flows out of that. To about tenth of an inch, and all of that is rain, its just most of it is evaporating before it reaches the ground. Its the next wave you see thats going to come in and bring us the today issier, light to moderate rain during the evening and overnight ho
Its going to be in a few minutes. Lonny riviera is at is at ia francisco county fair. Were back underneath these misters here, but just in the last couple of minutes, fire and ems have responded to head related illnesses. That just shows you how important these misters are here. As the Alameda County fair begins, so does a heat wave. Drink plenty of water. Wear loose fitting clothes. The second we walked into the fair, all he talked about was his ice cream. So we did a few rides and he got his ice cream. Reporter the Alameda County fairgrounds sits on 600 acres, while there are thousands of trees, the concrete makes it hotter. We have our ambulances ready to go, in case we have a heat emergency, were able to go and get the patient and bring them back here. Reporter fire and ems have added a gurney to their winter was very cold and were very concerned about the heat and were expecting temperatures well over 106. These animals are in the shade and handlers will water them down multiple t
Heat warning for your sunday. Sunday is going to be warmer. So stay hydrated. There is a possibility of heatrelated illnesses. So 50s, 60s and 70s by 7 00. Noontime into the 90s already inland. By 4 00, a breezy day, 101 inland. We will see minor cooling as we go through the evening. It will be a rough couple of days. We will talk about the cooler day headed our way and when it arrives in the next seven in just a few minutes. Chris. Lace sa, thank you. We will get back to our heat wave coverage in just a second. Just before midnight a 37yearold man was shot and killed in an officerinvolved shooting. It took place near manzanita and mahogany way. At this time its not clear what led up to the shooting. Both the Antioch Police department and the contra costa day. A d. A da are investigating the shooting. We have already seen proof of high fire danger, hot winds and hot temperatures led to a quick spread of this grass fire. Flames along highway 4 at couplings skyway yesterday. Crews contai