There. It will not be there. Im not staying home. Im getting out. Dont let a little heat bother you. Exactly, gasia, a couple weeks ago, that was the double whammy. The heat, humidity, and the haze. We will still have some smoky hazy skies, but we will not have the humidity levels that we had from the tropical clouds i came in here. That is the worst kind for us. We always have humidity but it is usually the fog variety and it is usually the cooler. Visibility has gone down for some, improved brothers, five miles for Half Moon Bay, there are pockets of fog, you can see that engulfing sfo. 50s and 60s, it is going to burn off sooner, warmer for most today, there might be a few on the coast that during the party yet, but they will. There will be more son, it will be warmer, fog is going down the coast, it disappeared yesterday, it will disappear today. Your morning fog, that sunny and warm heat, those two, there back in town, near average High Temperature today but by tomorrow, they are
Talking about changes leading to the election day. What they will now do before the november elections. From ktvu fox 2 news, this is mornings on 2. Thank you for joining us. Welcome to mornings on 2. I am dave clark. I am claudine wong, in for pam cook. It is august 19th. We have a lot to talk about in terms of weather. It has been a long few days. Meteorologist Steve Paulson is watching it for us. Good morning. The inland will still be hot. This is day six of temperatures near 100 degrees. A lot of the Higher Elevations from the lightning complex fire , santa cruz, san mateo, that grew rapidly and vertically. That is how intense that is. There are so many fires. There is a lot of haze. We are looking for temperatures, again, warm if you are inland. We have 60s for some. The city and oakland are getting ready for hazy, humid, hot. We have 90s and 100s inland. We are seeing a few high clouds to the north. Overall, it will be a hot day away from the coast. Tomorrow might have hints of c
There is a lot we move through morning. The allen you lightning comples maof seven neighboring Law Enforcement agencies throughout the bay area have come to our aid, to different fires, so far it has the help of folks here in the county, to knock on doors and burned 50 square miles, and is zero percent contained. Literally go home to homeis a s putting that in perspective, that is the size of the entire city of vallejo. There are several Evacuation Orders in napa, sonoma, and solano counties. One that obviously, residents there, members of our office also live in this area. It is extremely important to heed these Evacuation Orders if you receive them over the phone. Obviously, we want to maintain public safety. We want to keep everyone safe the latest Evacuation Order is for all of soler hills and through this thing, this is something that we are in the gibson canyon road. Evacuations are in effect for early stages have. Other Pleasant Valley road, and we will be absolutely committed c
And i pale more that announcement coming just hours after cal, so i so said that there would not be any rotating blackouts tonight. Thousands of customers were in the dark for hours last night as temperatures soared into the triple digits. Kron fours dan thorn is live in san and elmo hes been talking with people about the heat and their concerns over the potential for more outages in the coming days well ken and pam, the rolling power blackouts for on some people out here are a painful reminder. Last falls Public Safety power shutoff done by pg and e with these high temperatures its been essential for people to keep cool and many of them are also doing their best to conserve energy or the hope for the power to stay on in marine county, the scorching hot temperatures threatening the area saturday with another round of outages something people in san anselmo do not want to deal with again it was really had no notice that it was happening whatsoever on obviously a surprise we didnt know i
Pale more the increase in temperatures also bringing the increased risk of fire danger tonight, utility leaders have been going back and forth on whether or not to turn off the power to mitigate the chance of a possible wildfire outbreak we have Team Coverage tonight noelle bellow has more on cal iso is latest developments and dan thorn has reaction from residents who were left in the dark last night but first happening tonight, a red flag warning will go into effect at 11 oclock tonight it will last until tomorrow morning at 11 across the bay area. Monterey and san benito counties are already in a red flag warning fast moving storms can lead to a risk of dry lightning which could start wildfires. So not only is the fire danger really increase our fuel is already the critical level or grass crops you see in the hills are already a groundout or brush component now a very critical levels lower than weve seen in years and our timber component is right behind it so that makes the latter fu