in higher elevations. for about 10 hours they should have pretty good conditions. the wind advisory starts at 11 pm. that will be a northerly breeze off shore. not like we had on sunday and monday. that was a unique situation. 30s f-350s for the temperatures. humidity is higher. these are cooler temperatures and i think they will continue to cool. the breezes off shore. not that strong toward the north. there is that northeast at atlas peak. 57 degrees. napa has a east wind. 40s and 50s on these temperatures. there is that system. once that comes down, that will pick up the breeze tonight. good morning. traffic is doing pretty well if you are driving on many of these roads. highway 37 is open and so is highway 101. there are closures near the fire zone in santa rosa of the off ramps. we do have some roads that are closed. highway 128 into and out of calistoga and highway 128 near lake berryessa and parts of highway 121. parts of highway 12 have reopened. there hasn t been m
some people cautiously optimistic. this morning when we woke up and saw smoke again it was a little nerve-racking but they are on it. we feel better. this mother said she is ready to evacuated. her car is packed. some people who live in the area where the atlas fire first started on sunday night are being allowed back into their neighborhoods. mandatory evacuation orders have been lifted for areas near the silverado country club. we spoke with one person as he went home last night. he said he s grateful his home on burningtree court narrowly avoided the fire. i think you are more empathetic when you almost experienced it yourself. you know what it felt like. i may have lost everything that i own and i m homeless. that s pretty devastating. authorities lifted evacuation orders for the areas around monticello park and the avenues. we saw a lot of water drops yesterday. it was nice to see the containment percentage was up. not a lot but it was up. we do have better
Chicago Teachers Union demands improved air quality and healthier lunches in "Green Schools" proposal before historic public bargaining session with Chicago Public Schools.
Facing soaring indoor temperatures due to insufficient air conditioning, parents at Chicago’s Roberto Clemente Community Academy pulled their children from classes Thursday, according to Juanita García Avilés, a parent and chair of the Local School Council. And a security guard became ill, two educators at the school said. “We apologize for the current temperature. Our A/C unit can not handle .
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