For sure and looking at the temperatures to the 20s, 30 easy and 40s again this morning and so bundle up. We have a freeze warning in effect for the north bay Interior Valleys until 9 00 a. M. The areas highlighted in purple under that is a freeze warning due to the temperatures down to freezing and even subfreezing in this area. So frost and freezing conditions, do what you can to protect your pets, livestock, pipes, plants and hopefully, those without shelter, experiencing the cold and frigid conditions and were looking at the temperatures again. Could see recordbreaking lows this morning. And this is the coldest temperatures we have seen since last march and april. Its been a long time before the cold snap for us. You can see across the rest of the region in the 30s and 40s for concord and oakland, liver more. San francisco, san jose and santa rosa to subfreezing and well talk more about some changes ahead. Details on that in just a moent. Now, lets check in with. Anafor the latest
Stratus clouds that are kind of broken up a little bit crunched up 60s and some 70s off to the east bay you will notice 50s cover the north bay 59, san jose 60 for San Francisco where a pretty close to yesterday, although action midday, were little bit warmer by a couple degrees cooler in the south and the north. Fog patterns kind of interesting as we go through this here. Breaks up a little bit by the late Morning Hours. But then actually returns by this Late Afternoon to get around San Francisco, even the east bay and then dissipates just before dawn on sunday. This is all with this frontal system moving through providing a few little stray showers for your saturday looks like breaking it down for years how it comes 66 by 11 oclock we try to get some clearing in here from the fog only to fill back up again with some scattered clouds and a few raindrops kind of cut and what to dirty up the car, you know what after thats all said and done were actually watching out for some offshore wi
Try to control the spread of this fire before more winds come in and fuel the flames. The glass fire has burned more than 51,000 acres and is 2 contained. More than a 140 homes have been destroyed in napa and sonoma counties, 107 homes alone just in napa county. More than 26,000 structures continue to be threatened tonight. And we want to show you a live look at the glass fire. This is the glow of the flames you can see the smoke. This is a camera on top of mount saint alina about 4300 feet up looking toward the napa valley and you can see this fire is still raging, this is a web camera kind of see skip frames here and there but this is a live image of how the flames look right now. Boy nsa terrifying images. Well we have Team Coverage tonight from 4 state of the sec is in anguish tonight where crews prepare for more wind first we want to turn things over to chief meteorologist Lawrence Karnow with that red flag warning that goes into Effect Tomorrow or yeah, very pattern developing no
California air operations fixed wing aircraft air attack one 40 worked up until nightfall today supporting ground crews in the angwin in deer park communities in napa county and as communities get ready for bed. The mayor of calistoga says he is worried about tomorrow projected wins coming from the north and east. Direction puts it behind the fire moving in this direction toward downtown. Thank you for joining us on this wednesday night, im ken wayne and im pam moore, cal fire officials tell us tonight the glass fire burning in sonoma and napa counties has now exploded to more than 51,000 acres and is only 2 contained at this hour. The fire has now destroyed more than 107 homes in napa county and 36 homes in Sonoma County more than 26,000 structures are still threatened tonight. We have Team Coverage on the glass fire. We begin with our chief meteorologist Lawrence Karnow tracking the increasing fire risk to the glass fire area. Yeah guys this a very dangerous situation already setting
Effect lets get straight to the maps you can get an idea of who is affected and let me tell you basically the whole bay areas under this red flag warning you can see in the map most of the barriers that pink which means the red flag warning is in effect one this afternoon for the glass fire region in the north bay as we said earlier can be very difficult for firefighters up there facing these high winds and high temps east bay hills and Santa Cruz Mountains the last time we saw a red flag warning the class fire erupted over the weekend. So now more than ever its time to take this seriously. Theyre going to be northwest winds of 10 to 20 Miles Per Hour with gusts of 20 to 30 Miles Per Hour. We also have dry conditions throughout the whole bay area with low humidity which is a recipe for a wildfire. Scary to think that another one can or ups we have to do everything we can. To help out theres a power flex alert going into effect at 3 this afternoon youre being asked to conserve electrici