Change starting tomorrow. So here is the day planner for today. Today is a spare the air day. At 7 00 temperatures still in the 60s and fichts after sunrise at 6 50. Cooler at the coast. Some areas in the 60s. Coming down a lot from yesterday. But still hot inland. Temperatures hitting the upper 90s in some neighborhoods around the bay still warm as well. Mid80s at the coast some areas in 60s. Sunset at 7 19. Gorgeous evening opinion get ready for rain in the ac weather sevenday forecast, liz. Nice tease there. Well check back. And fras as frans inms. Mentioned it was a hot week. Yesterday a recordbreaking day for some parts. Abc 7 News Reporter. Chris wray at a talked about visitors now they handled the heat. How hot. It was supermot even unthe airconditioning it was still hot. It looked like the typical lazy hazy day. Except in september surprising this family from australia. A bit humid. We came from eggleson vegas but it wasnt as benes. It was really raising the water. We made the
For today with the beautiful live view from the east bay looking towards San Francisco. We have poor air quality in the inland areas and Santa Clara Valleys. Its another spare the air day. And temperatures over t couple hours will be in the 50s and 60s after sunrise at 6 50. But by this afternoon youll notice its going to be cooler at the coast. With a little bit of the sea breeze. So temperatures there stay in the upper 60s for some of the cooler spots. And still hot inland but coming down from triple digits. Inland areas warming up to the upper 90s around the bay. Well see some mid80s at the coast low 70s to upper 60s. Now tomorrow temperatures really tumble. Ill have those details and also talk about a chance of rain with the accuweather sevenday forecast. Ooh, after the heat i know people will look forward to that. Thanks, frances. As she mentioned a hot week in the bay area. Yesterday a recordbreaking day for some parts here is abc 7 News Reporter chris reyes talking with visitors
At aspen street. If youre headed out on 95 we have cleared up that vehicle fire on 95 southbound near mountain road. Speeds on the beltway still looking great. Theres a look at the west side of the beltway there at i70. Now wjz has the stories people are talking about. Heres don. As we enter day eight of the Government Shutdown congress is no closer to a solution this morning. While the stalemate continues global fears over the looming debt ceiling crisis are rising. Susan has the story for wjz. Reporter House Republicans will meet behind closed doors this morning to strategize about how they will handle the Government Shutdown and the looming debt ceiling crisis. Over the last 10 days weve been through quite a bit. Reporter House Speaker john boehner says the president has the power to end the stalemate. The president s refusal to negotiate is hurting our economy and putting our country at risk. Reporter but the president says only congress can approve funding bills and hes calling on
Wild weather. It all happened so fast. Heavy rain and strong winds cause major damages to parts of maryland. The scary moments for some homeowners. Hello, everybody. Im denise koch. Heres what people are talking tonight. Trees snapped like twigs in parts ever maryland in cecil county. Some say it sounded like a tornado. Wjz is live with first warning coverage. Bob turk has been tracking these storms all day. First heres Meghan Mccorkell with the damage left behind. Reporter those storms tore through cecil county this afternoon, leaving nearly 1,500 people in the dark. Trees uprooted, branches everywhere. Once a wellmanicured front lawn this now looks like a war zone. All the trees were flailing back and forth. It was scary at the time. Reporter the powerful storm pushed through this cecil county neighborhood snapping trees and bringing down power lines. I heard what sounded like a Freight Train and a helicopter together. Reporter sarah porter was in her bedroom and tried to run for the
Arizona and the surrounding states . Guest this is the second year ever in the seven states sharing Colorado River water that weve had a declared shortage, and this year, going into 2020, this is going to be deeper than they were in 2022. We are preparing for deeper cuts. More important, across the basin, everyone acknowledges that the steps we have in place, including substantial deliveries, it will enter next year and not be sufficient. We have to figure out a way to leave a lot more water in the system, so lake powell, one of the big reservoirs, or california and arizona, nevada and new mexico, they will not crash, and the levers wont it so low that hydropower cannot be produced by those stands or that water could actually get a level cold dead pool, where water cannot be the liver did it was announced that the Colorado River states, the one you are talk about, we can show them, they failed to meet a federal deadline. What happened . Guest states were given two months to come up wit