middle east most of the east except for the bay shoreline and peninsula. and we have a high wind warning into effect tonight through monday morning with the same gusts. also we could see gusts from 60 to 80 miles an hour upper emphasises. by 3:00 tomorrow morning we are looking at the gusty winds. and well talk about how long it s going to last the rest of your weather, the seven-day outlining if a few months. two breaking stories we re following for you. the kincade fire? sonoma county now burning nearly how acres firefighters rushing to increase containment before heavy winds move in it s making pg&e put much of the bay area on notice. in just a few hours we ll find out if you ll lose electricity in another planned power outage. we anticipate that in shutoff could impact 850,000 of our 5 million electric customers. this will be the strongest event of the year. and if models are right, stronger than the october 8th, 2017, fire event. pg&e will make the final decision
tonight around the bay area. that s when the winds start to pick up. they will gust throughout the overnight into sunday. as for your saturday our air quality concerns around the bay for moderate air quality. another spare the air alert today. as you can see the yellows swakting hazy conditions. so throughout the afternoon you notice the cooler day. temperatures will climb slower today. we ll have the hazy conditions with numbers in the mid-and upper 70s around noontime. a few low 80s towards our inland valleys. the winds not an issue today. they will be light and smoke drifting into the north, also sliding a bit down throughout the bay area. but we get to the gusty winds later this evening. kate. thanks, lisa. and in just two hours we find out how many of us in the bay area will be losing power. as part of pg&e s new right now of planned shut off latest information this morning pg&e will make the final zipgs at 8:00 a.m. who loses power. if the utility s forecast holds, th
showed you. here you see a cluster on of lights. er they are moving. a crash is reported in the middle of the freeway. i ve been tracking this camera the last couple of minutes. sensors aren t showing slowing just yet. right here we have that mark after folks are merging off 84, willow, university. we will track that side of the peninsula. smooth drive to the bay bridge. cash lanes are already starting to crowd. president trump getting rid of another top security official, the person in charge of protecting him and his family. tracie potts joins us with more on another shakeup. tracie? reporter: yeah. another shake just but within the same department. good morning, everyone. when we were learning why the homeland security secretary was ousted, what was going on behind the scenes with her and president trump, we got word one of the leaders in that department who reports directly to her, he s leaving too. good afternoon. reporter: president trump is replacing secret ser
getting dangerous and 1.5 mile in half moon bay. temperatures today will be close to average, near normal day with 63 at half moon bay and 68 in san francisco and upper 70 s to mid-80 s for the bay and upper 80 s in the north bay and even 90 s in the east bay valley. now the commute this morning, leyla gulen? we have clear conditions across much of the bay area but a buildup of congestion in the usual places including antioch and the altamont pass. we have a sig-alert east palo alto northbound 101 on university avenue. it turns into a signature aleft, a solo vehicle spinout and they trying to rescue the person in the car. there is spectator slowing to san jose. now this drive coming across the bay bridge as you head into san francisco, toward treasure island, you can see a little bit of slowing headed into the tunnel and it clears up when you make it to the city side and as we head to our camera, we will look at that and that is the golden gate bridge with cones being picke
we have team coverage tonight, ktvu meteorologist mark tamayo is tracking the chances of lightning strikes. but we start with jade hernandez. reporter: the concern continues, but firefighters are waiting and watching. in the demand center it s business as usual for captain province. until midnight tonight when the red flag warning goes into effect. calfire has already pulled in five firefighters and staffed water tenders in each of their reserved engines. captain province is also monitoring maps tracking the storms and lightning. tonight we re going to preposition engines up on the ridge line in the san antonio valley. reporter: battalion chief norton says the last time conditions like these caused fires, caltrans is keeping a close eye in morgan hill until the warning ends on tuesday. it s just a huge area that hasn t burned in probably seven years and it s just really concerns out there. the fuels are very receptive for fires right now. reporter: calfire is carefu