Higher elevations and very cold air will arrive wednesday into thursday and i think we will have good thunderstorm activity, maybe some hail and highs will be in the upper 30s to low 50s. We have lows in the 20s for many on friday morning. The sierra is dealing with a winter storm morning. It starts at Tuesday Morning at 10 am and go through 4 pm thursday. They could get one to three feet and snow around the 2000 foot level, including colfax and placerville. We have some snow and 40s, up to 45 degrees around here. This is the last day of 60s for about a week. The south bay has something else. We will go to the north bay. We are jumping around. Some problems popped up in one of them is on westbound 80. This is coming down from vacaville, westbound 80 east of monroe campus. You can see traffic is stacking up in vacaville from that stretch and then when you get down to alameda county, that stretch around University Avenue has a stalled vehicle around the senate divide and that has slowed
To the streets joy and it has to be said by Many Office Workers using their lunch hour to join the protest bringing the Central District to a standstill and then it largely dispersed with later on during the afternoon with no outbreaks of violence no clashes that we have seen earlier on that this week there has of course as we know been a big change this week it seems in some some of the tactics being used by the protesters very much more targeting the working week the means of transport of people getting to work be it the subway system or highways and still at the end of this very long week we have some highways are still blocked there are still standoff between populations of students at various campuses around hong kong where they have built buildings some fairly formidable now defenses with police riot Police Standing outside not taking the bomb. In other news iraqs grand ayatollah Ali Al Sistani has condemned attacks on Peaceful Protesters in the country and says that none of the
Ordered over the weekend because the fire grew the winds whipped up and there are about 80,000 structures in harms way right now thats why so many people are on the move james, yeah, and its incredible to think the. Just the sheer geography of the mandatory evacuation area mean thats what this map shows us right now its this entire area in purple which has grown massively in size since weve last look at this on friday when the fire first broke out it was just this upper left corner theres upper corner that was under mandatory Evacuation Order. Now course it extends all the way up to the coast and as you can see it stretches. Well south from where it was just 2 days ago now encroaching into northern portions of sonoma couy which is kind of scary. Lets zoom in here just a touch want to focus in on where the fire is burning really where has burned but where its currently burning now and thats what these callers help to illustrate the lighter the color, the older the flame and you can see
Be can deployed. One last stand for the nearly 5,000 firefighters. Theres a lot of confusion at this late hour about the pg e power shut offs. Those shut offs happening as we speak. So far no reported deaths or injuries. More than 76,000 acres have burned. That fire only 15 contained. Of the 1 with89 structures burned, 86 are homes. 39 damaged. Tonight two areas firefighters are doubling down their efforts on. The 101 corridor and where our crews are tonight. Joining us from windser. Jean. Reporter these are part of the team dededicated to protecting homes. Is there were eight fire trucks about half hour ago. Theyre roving and waiting to protect homes. S like so many people, Tara Crawford is ready to evacuate if the kincade fire takes off in the expected winds tonight. They say off shore winds have them staffing up. The first night you remember it grew because of the off shore wind. Both conditions tend to push it down hill and the biggest conson the western perimeter south of winds wi
Voluntary evacuations. We have live team coverage. Amy hollyfield and Lauren Martinez are in Sonoma County. We start with lisa argen tracking that critical fire danger. The temperature in San Francisco at 70 degrees. Offshore winds have been blowing all night. At the surface, not too gusty. Right now looking at 20 to 40mileperhour winds. This will continue through the 8 00 and 9 00 hour. Offshore winds bringing down the relative humidity here into the Single Digits. Elsewhere in the east bay and south bay, not as dry. We are looking at the relative humidity. Very dry at Half Moon Bay. Look at the temperatures in the east bay valleys, near record warmth in the upper 80s today. Could see 90s in San Francisco. Looking at very warm weather throughout the bay and at the coast. Thank you very much. The kincaid fire started around 10 00 last night in geyserville and it exploded to 10,000 acres. This map gives you a better idea of where the fire started. Its northeast of geyserville near john