From 15 to 30 . So we are still looking at those breezy offshore winds, but much, much lighter in the upper elevations, 10 to 20 Miles Per Hour. Theyll continue to dial back. Due to some of those fires we are looking at a wind advisory for the South Central bay, air quality wont be as great as it has been. We are going in the right direction starting off cooler. The relative humidity eventually recovering. Its 46 in vallejo. 43 in napa. A chilly start out there. Looking at numbering recovering throughout the afternoon into the 60s. Today will be the warmest day out of the next three. We have a big weekend with the blue angels. Anticipating a slight cooling trend throughout the next couple of days, sue . Looking at san jose for our Early Morning commuters. Those headlights are headed northbound on 101. This is the 880 overcrossing. This is southbound. Everybody is moving along nicely. Hoping for friday light. I dont want to jinx it. Well keep our fingers crossed. Slowing from tracy up 2
Elat winsill continue thughohe. Could be worse. Throughout the day today, high clouds and temperatures near 80 for the warmest locations. Getting a little busy out there. Were starting to ramp up a little bit. The commute is starting to get under way. The san mateo bridge, a few brake lights. A couple of hot spots out there as you might imagine. We have this fire, its a brush fire off the side of the road in the eastbound 80 direction near San Pablo Dam onramp to eastbound 80. It doesnt look like its causing a lot of slowing. A new accident in union city, southbound 880 near docoto. You can see the red sensors indicating the backup here. Breaking news in Southern California. This unbelievable fire. Burned angeles. Its the saddleridge fire, it stretches from porter ranch to sylmar. Right now all of porter ranch is under an evacuation order. Kabc has ben covering this fire all night. Heres what the fire looked like 20 minutes ago. Lets go to jade hernandez. She is in this Large Community
I was texting with friends in Southern California, the general sing consensus, here we go again. Obviously theyve had problems like this before. If we look at the look at the firefighters trying to save the neighborhood, the winds will play a part. We see the right screen. One stream of water seems so insignificant against flames that forced 100,000 people to evacuate. The weather is pretty much what we had in the bay area yesterday. Santa anna winds, 60 or 70 mileperhour winds are. I dont know if they were clocking where the homes were. The area by the way, the creek fire, 15,000 acres. They are no stranger to fires in this particular area off of the 210 interstate 5. Lets check in with sue paulson and see if he has an update. 45 to 50 is what im hearing. Ive seen video. It looks stronger its coming down the hill and it looks like 50 . Also there are major freeways close. It can be isolated in the canyons as well. Theres no doubt about it, east, northeast breeze all the way much of th
The santa ana winds have kicked in, theres a frost advisory also in Mendocino County with temperatures in the 30s, we have our fair share as well, humidity, santa rosa 70 , 5 , 70 for Mountain View and much better there at the offshore direction still in place, not strong but it is there, the south when fairfield north at nine and also davis a northerly breeze not as strong as yesterday, at blackhawk in the Oakland Hills the northeast breeze and the humidity just about 20 . Still a tough breeze, not that strong but it is there. 30s and 50s, and incredible spread on temperatures, 40s 50s, low 40s for some, upper 30s, 37 yesterday at lafayette, 50s this morning for our observat what about now were also looking at some of the other bridges happy friday to. Looks pretty good here, deliberate slowing nothing of the ordinary getting onto san rafael a 22 minute drive from the macarthur bridge better than what the bay bridge a 10 15 way. Nothing out of the ordinary clearing a crash on the san
Pg e blackouts. Electricity is slowly being restored to customers who had their electricity turned off as part of the planned outages. Were learning about the death of a man found unresponsive 12 minutes after one of those planned outages. The victim reportedly relied on several electronically powered machines that providd oxygen. Abc 7 news iteam reporter dan noyes questioned them about what it would take to end the blackouts. What is the answer to end these . Whats the value of human life would be my response. As i said when i concluded, thats why im here to try and make this better. Now we can work, and we need to work. We cannot live in a society where this happens frequently. Pg e has scheduled a 6 00 p. M. Media availability to answer more questions from reporters and we will be there. Meantime, heres the latest on how power restoration is going. 74 of customers impacted by the planned outages have had their service restored. That means fewer than 195,000 customers still need to