station you re watching the crime. waking up with us on a thursday, i m darya folsom and i m james fletcher we ve got the sun up everything brightening up behind us and it looks like we re off to a nice. clear started least it looks kind foggy but it s what i write that s just the latest bout from secretary got the sun kind of shining misleading yeah that overexposed view it kind of takes away from the pretty this of the actual sunrise that you are getting if you get outside so maybe just venture outside for a moment or 2 and take it in for yourself the bay bridge giving a more accurate representation back there of those nice clear conditions that we re looking at and that nice glow as you are heading out there this morning now it is a calm start to this morning, there s your view from berkley also pretty clear not looking at any fog whatsoever in hardly any wind either that does change later today, winds will pick up for your evening commute tonight, especially at the coast
joining us. this monday morning november 9th, i m darya folsom and i m james fletcher with the sunshine behind us here in the live picture. but it s only a war was going to say it s not going to do you much good told this morning as you step outside chat with john about frigid temperatures we re seeing out there. yes stepping outside to the frigid sunshine guys for sure this morning even though we are looking at abundant sunshine all across the bay with no cloud cover nor fog we are certainly seeing our coldest morning that we ve had in months and months across the bay. resulting in some frost advisories, clear skies from berkeley looking all the way out towards the bay you can see in the north bay we do have a mix of both frost advisories and then that deeper bluish purple, those are freeze warnings in northern solano and then up into lake counties now as far as the light blue, the frost advisories that we have a marine sonoma and napa counties will last through 09:00am thi
hold tight to those umbrellas if you re going to be outside stormtracker 4 live radar right now we re seeing exactly where it is falling mainly in our north zone, so folks in santa rosa nevado petaluma getting showered on along one oh one and then also along the peninsula we re pacifica get a little bit of this rain so far san mateo burlingame and it s going to continue to move southeast and get the entire bay area and you can see that line of showers just behind it and that is on the way as well bringing us pockets of heavy rainfall times. have the timing of system i ll track it hour by hour. let you know about that coming up in just a bit and how windy it is going to get in your neighborhood all and about 10 to 15 minutes from now for now head over to the traffic center and an update on the roadways. yes, looking pretty good on the roads i do have some capital quarter delays. they had some mechanical issues earlier this morning so several trains are still behind schedule, e
and even into tuesday night. now what this means for us is that we will see some fire weather watches in upper elevations of the north bay, although that fire risk is a lot less and than it was last week when we had those really hot temperatures and those stronger winds but something to note, 50 s and 60 s for your current temperatures for most of the bay once you head up into the north bay we do have some upper 40 s in areas like nevado petaluma and santa rosa, some of our cooler spots this morning. later today and noticeably cooler day than what we have especially been seeing last week 70 s in san francisco and oakland while only in the low 80 s in san jose. back to robin all right, thank you john checking in on the traffic. pretty calm and quiet around the bay area, it s just foggy feel like it s only real issue that we have this morning we re dealing with a fog advisory for the golden gate, it looks like one was just issued for the bay bridge too. and just happened a few
today for a briefing about the wildfires that have killed dozens of people and forced thousands and thousands from their homes. good evening. i m ken wayne and i m pam moore, thank you for joining us tonight at 9 governor some has been vocal about his opinion on how climate change is affecting the severity of the fires in recent years in california. president trump continues to deny the science. i think we want to work with you to really recognize the changing climate and what it means to our forest and actually work together with that science that science is going to be key. if we if we ignore that science and sort of put our head in the sand and think it s all about education management. we re not going to succeed together protecting californians think it will start getting cooler. i was just you just watch i wish i don t think santa knows actually. meanwhile presidential candidate joe biden focus his battle today against president trump on the state s wildfires by decl