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 southsouthwest 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. Well talk about the cooldown threat weve had and rain coming our way on friday. Liz . Lisa, well cross our fingers for that, t President Trumps battle with coronavirus coming in this morning. A group of the president s su
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 dont 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. Thats 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. Mid70s aroun
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