Wind speeds. This is the second wave of announcer now from abc7, power shutoffs, and the electricity is going off in the east bay right now. Live breaking news. Lets get right over to abc7 that breaking news is the News Reporter kate larsen who is second wave of pg e shutoffs in lafayette with the latest. Just getting under way right kate. Reporter well, ama, dan, now. Youre taking a live look were here on mount diablo from sky7 over oakland. This is the montclair neighborhood. You saw a Police Vehicle right boulevard. Ive been looking over my in the middle of the street shoulder all night to wait and there. We are seeing huge swaths in the see if those whole foods lights dark tonight. Just look at that. Go out. Now pg e confirmed the they could go out any minute since pg e told us about 20 shutoffs in the last 30 minutes minutes ago they had begun those for parts of the east bay, south bay, and santa cruz counties. Phase two shutoffs in the east the shutoff process will bay. Continue
Announcer now from abc7, live breaking news. That breaking news is theth neighborhood. You saw a Police Vehicle right in the middle of the street there. We are seeing huge swaths in the dark tonight. Just look at that. Now pg e confirmed the shutoffs in the last 30 minutes for parts of the east bay, south bay, and santa cruz counties. The shutoff process will continue for the next hour in the counties highlighted there in orange. We have Live Team Coverage around the bay area tonight. Cornell barnard is in the north bay. Amanda del castillo is the south bay. Kate larsen is in the east bay. Lets begin with meteorologist sandhya patel who wds acking the gusty winds. Absolutely. Lets take a look at those winld gusts. 41 miles an hour at knoxville creek. 42 at hawkeye. Take a look at the hour by hour forecast. Midnight tonight, lower elevations looking at 35 to 36mileanhour wins, picking up to 37 in the wee hours of the morning. 41 miles an hour at calistoga at 7 00 a. M. Fire danger eleva
The street lights are ing h o h we have 39 in yucaipa. 44 in cloverdale. 46 in mountain view. Not affected by the winds, but t p w on this about the peopl places like San Francisco, 65 about how many people did you degrees right now. Say that you have evacuated or our average high is 70. Winds are keeping our are you just actively trying to temperatures up. 52 in hayward, concord, san get more people out of here . Ramon at 58. The active evacuations stopped. The peninsula forecast, a few were asking people to stay out high clouds during the afternoon of the area until we can get hours, pretty comfortable things more secure, make sure temperatures, starting off at 54 its safe for them to come back. At 7 00. Well hit about 70 at noon. Hanging out in the mid to upper this was burningi innear merl 70s from about 1 00 to 5 00. Notice once that sunsets with circle north near Sanders Ranch this bonedry air temperatures road. It was a big will drop about ten degrees from 5 00 to 7 00. From 78
Shutoff. Thousands of people still in the bark adark all over the bay because of the high fire danger. Well look at the latest outages in a moment. First we want to get over to mike nicco. We have been seeing some high gusts. After peaking at about 72 Miles Per Hour, we are down to 67 degrees. Around 2,000 feet, 25 to 30 Miles Per Hour. Up in knoxville, up to 40 Miles Per Hour. The fastest winds are hitting us now and they will be fastest from now until about 10 00. Theyll still be fast enough after that to keep the red flag warning in effect until 5 00 for most areas. Noon for the santa cruz mountains. We have those winds that will be around until 3 00 that could reach levels of 45 to 55. Even outside of that 10 00 cutoff for the fastest winds, well still have some impresses sieve gu ive gusts th knock down trees and power li lines. Waking up to low to mid 50s this morning. 70 everywhere at noon. Near 70 at the coast at 4 00, the rest of us in the upper 70s. By 7 00, take a deep breat