flag warning for the next hour. live doppler 7. the higher elevations are experiencing the gusty winds. they could be anywhere from 25 to 35 miles an an an an 13 to maybe 20 miles an hour, will continue to weaken throughout the day but looking at poor air quality in the north bay and inland east bay, impacts from the wildfire smoke, also a spare the air alert today with current check temperatures cooler this morning, where the glass fire is at relative humidity coming up a bit to 24%. winds south-southwest moist flow, 2 to 4 miles an hour. instead of the mid and upper 90s, just about 90 inland today and lower 80s around the bay. so today begins a more widespread cooling trend with a lot of fog and a sea breeze at the coast to start but then things will get sunny there. we ll talk about the cooldown threat we ve had and rain coming our way on friday. liz? lisa, we ll cross our fingers for that, t president trump s battle with coronavirus coming in this morning. a group of th
beginning to come down in the highest elevations of our north bay, where we have our red flag warning throughout the morning hours. live doppler 7 picking up on what will be moving into the bay in the next several days, cooling us off. above a thousand feet anywhere from flat winds to 20 miles an hour. the upper level winds out of the north are beginning to calm down, through the next several hours, you can see we don t have the bright colors on the map, which is some good news. air quality it is moderate for most except bad in vacaville. the orange there and some green, better in san francisco and concord. that s going to change. we think the worst air quality will be in our inland east bay and north bay. so the temperatures in the upper elevations still warm, 77. relative humidity still dry at 14%. the winds are light and we will look for temperatures five to ten degrees cooler today in our inland valleys, going to take us to about 90 degrees. by noontime in the 80s there.
street level radar from berkeley, university avenue heading into emeryville. oakland. san leandro, showers. i ve had numerous reports of hail in the east bay along with the showers. right now in vacaville, fairfield, air base, we re seeing showers. here s what s coming. a freeze warning for virtually all inland areas midnight to 9:00 a.m. mid-20s to low 30s. bring the pets inside. protect the plants and the pipes. a frost advisory covering the coastal and bay shorelines in the throw mid-30s. a hard freeze warnin tuesday, 1:00 a.m. to 9:00 a.m. for the inland areas of solano county and lake county. that s where temperatures are supposed to be in the low to upper 20s. bone chilling cold, cold enough to make you shiver. we will be setting records by tomorrow morning. i ll be back to let you know how cold in your area coming up. dan, kristen. thank you so much. some of the chilliest weather in the east bay. folks are definitely feeling it. alyssa harrington is live at the p
are about to hit some record breakers. temperatures will be well into the triple digits. so concord should be 103 degrees. today 98 the record set in 2005 so the records are just beginning. come tomorrow, things will be dangerous out there. excessive heat warnings friday and saturday up to 115 inland. even the coast at the 80s. so the coast will be the place where you can cool off a little bit but even there, it s going to be hot. we ll let you know when we ll get a break from the heat. the weather will be hot as the workweek winds down. jessica flores reports from livermore on safety concerns ahead of the record temperatures. reporter: good morning. i got to tell you right now it s really cool in livermore. this is the time of day you want to go out and do your gardening or exercise. it is going to heat up to triple digits later today. tomorrow, looking at 114. that s why the national weather service has issued the advisory today and the heat warning into tomorrow throug
history. and while the dow may be the world s most recognizable stock market gauge, it s not the only one at all-time highs. the nasdaq and the s&p 500 are also at levels never seen before. so let s get right to the numbers. the dow jones industrial average advanced 67 points, to 19,023. the nasdaq added 17, and the s&p 500 rose 4 to close above 2200. what will it take to get the blue chip index to the next big round number? mike santoli takes a look. by crossing before the 19,000 mark for the first time ever, the dow jones industrial average has exceeded most wall street forecasts made even a few months ago. yet as investors assess the meaning of this landmark it s worth remembering 1,000 dow points are not what they used to be. since the dow first hit the 18,000 level amounts to a 5.5% gain and took the dow two years to advance this modest distance after first reaching 18,000 in late december 2014. for an extreme comparison, after first reaching 10,000 in march of 1999, t