mateo and santa cruz area. i don t think that was supposed to happen. 60s and 70s inland but it won t help it will be warm with 90s up to 100 as the warm-up continues. originally we were 72 in the city but now that there is fog i might make that 72 but inland warming up to the 90s near 100 for some. 75 in san francisco. the record high 87 from 1943 so you will be near average today. not a lot of fog north of half moon bay but there is some. again this will only be confined to parts of the coast but there is plenty in san mateo and santa cruz, 54, 56, 57 for water temperatures. onshore and offshore most locations are shown easterly breeze but it is not that strong so it is a fight between the two. these and 60s for your temperatures, many 40s. healdsburg at 50, winsor 49, these are very cool temperatures. 60s, 70s, 80s and 90s but inland they should be warming up near 100. 7:02 how about the traffic? it is slow on the sonoma grade. i hope it will clear up because normally we
every summer, so we decided to sell our home at top dollar and we are moving to prescott, arizona. reporter: the livermore library daily grind cafi opens at 7 am and it has cooler air conditioning than the library itself. they don t have much downtime like days like today. in the east bay looking at four days of unhealthy air quality for the sensitive groups, and you are encouraged to cut back on driving, oil-based paint, and hairspray. they have other cooling centers that will be open including the wave. at the wave they told us they will have two public schools public pools open for free and open until 8 pm, and that is making up for not being open on the fridays and with how hot it is on the weekends. certain libraries and cooling stations may not be open on monday since it is a holiday so you may want to check the websites to make sure you have a place to cool off. thank you. and we have not seen forecasted temperatures like this. we have the five date coming up
thousand feet, it s the low temperatures in the 70s and 80s. look at this. mid-70s to start the day around the tri-valley. coming up under microclimate forecast. we ll let you know when the hottest temperatures of the extended heatwave will be arriving in the bay area. okay, rob. we ll see you shortly. is sports and maybe your labor day plans? a lot of people and school districts making big adjustments. nbc bay area s jean elle joins us in novato. early dismissal friday? that sounds pretty good for a lot of school kids. it does. i think kids will love it. they re calling it a heat day. here in novato, a lot of schools like novato high don t have air conditioning in every room. with temperatures expected to top 100 degrees tomorrow, the district has decided to let all students go home early before campuses really heat up. it s hard to focus usually when i get so hot. reporter: novato high school students and elementary school students i always write, i always mes
games is left to the schools. if you ask the players, they fully intend to take the field. definitely really hot. it s a lot harder than people think. you have to make sure you re hydrated, make sure you hydrate a couple of days before. reporter: now, livermore is always one of the hottest spots in the entire bay area. school officials say they fully expect to play tomorrow night s game and they say that triple- digit temperatures don t really faze them and that players say they believe it will actually give them a competitive advantage. in livermore, devin fehely, kpix 5. heat isn t the only issue. video from chopper 5 shows the haze over the east bay this afternoon. fairfield one spot under smoky skies and some cities are issuing warnings about the bad air quality. as susie steimle reports, air quality officials blame wildfires burning to our north. reporter: all day people have been saying the air looks like heavy smog from pollution or a wildfire. and you can see
quality to be bad for the next few days as the high pressure hangs out. we will have records tomorrow and temperatures could easily be 10 plus degrees and that is extremely hot. when i come back, i will talk about the weather and there is a lot. a dire situation unfolding in texas a storm battered a chemical plant northeast of houston and has become the latest concern. today there was several explosions at the plant in crosby and that sent more than two dalvin dozen deputies to the hospital with breathing problems. authorities a reassuring know has addressed chemicals have been detected. they were expecting the explosion. the plant was already under six feet of water from the rains unleashed by harvey prompting officials to have a large evacuation zone. teams worked to locate and get help to storm victims. many of the people have been stranded for days and floodwaters are going up in some parts of texas and crews and beaumont were forced to evacuate patients from one of