it really makes it hard to get out of bed. but as you get through the day, we re going to see some clearing, as we take a look at the low clouds and the fog to start. may also be misting and drizzling for a little while. santa clara will have some temperatures dropping down to about 51 degrees and then by 8:00, we re starting to see it all clear out. here s a look at the current visibility around the bay area, some spots, down to zero. we re seeing that in the south county. and the north bay also has some really low visibility. so we ll talk about the fog and what s ahead for the weekend. mike, this is also going to have a big impact for dryers. definitely. we re looking at a foggy friday commute over here at the bay bridge, where i just saw one person patiently waiting because they were trying to use the lane that s closed. so they were allowed into these cash lanes. and it s only a mild build here, but we have those low clouds in the fog there at the bay bridge. not qui
around. as we take a look in san rafael right now. and so as you re heading out, allow some extra time to get to work. this is a look at the view in fremont. and we are going to see that fog until about 7:00 or 8:00, before we start to see it clearing out. a lot more sunshine and temperatures in the upper 60s. here s a look at our current visibility around the bay area. just plan ahead. and then once we make it past this, we have a beautiful afternoon coming our way. we ll talk more about that, but mike, it s tough for the drivers to see the road again. kari, you showed these right there, those visibility numbers coming down in some patches. and over here, we ve seen the traffic volume come up at the richmond side of the san rafael bridge. that s what we re dealing with. might be tough for many folks to see that roadway again, just like yesterday, this highlighting yellow area is where we have the densest of the fog and the toughest visibility. highway 37 was slowing out of
that our pattern will break down. there are some hints it might break down next week. i m very nervous. once you see this locked in you need an entire global pattern for things to change. there is snow all the way to texas is everything goes over the ridge of high pressure. an easterly breeze in much of marin county and napa county and to the east bay hills. if you are getting this flow coming in from the fire that keeps the smoke in place. 30s, 40s, and 50s. 45 in santa cruz. 30s for many including toward campbell. santa clara is 35. seattle and portland are under the ridge of high pressure. upper 60s and not much change this week. 6:01. sal? we have a better commute today. let s start with the bay bridge toll plaza. today it s lighter than usual. it looks much lighter than usual coming into san francisco. government employees are observing veterans day and we have a lot of people that are not going to school. that makes it easier for the commute. right now traffic looks
widespread evacuations remain in place across much of butte county. as the sun came up, a new day for firefighters heading to the front lines. bob redell is witnessing some of the devastation left behind. reporter: authorities have found six more bodies, raising the death toll to 29. and sadly, the local sheriffs office says there are still more than 200 people who are unaccounted for. many of whom live here in paradise, a small mountain community that was destroyed last thursday. as you can see, people abandoned their cars to flee on foot. law enforcement is so overwhelmed trying to track these missing people, they set up a missing persons call center to handle all the inquiries. my office has located 107 people after receiving in excess of 550 calls from people looking for loved ones. reporter: among the dead, a man who used to live in san francisco. his name was ernie foss, jr., 63 years old. his family tells us foss and his dog were found dead outside his home her
was merciless in the town of paradise..thousands of burned vehicles still lining the roads and so much clean up to be done as the fire rages on.. however, i spoke with some people today who despite all the destruction..are thankful. destruction is virtually everywhere in the town of paradise..dozens of people have been killed and hundreds have been unaccounted for.. some homes have remained untouched while many others were not so lucky..debra barrett says she s counting her blessings.sot: i do thank god for a lot of everything that we do have. barrett and her family escaped the fire thursday night..today they were collecting supplies from the elks lodge in chico. she hopes to get back to her home and rebuild..sot: it s gonna take a long while but we can do it..resilience is not something the people of paradise are short on. someone taped up an american flag it s standing tall over the rubble of what was a business.and the firefighters fighting the inferno are getting support