This is today. Tomorrow morning. You see how does the wind look to you . Doesnt look that robust to me at all. You see the contours, right . So theres wednesday morning. Now its going to fire up a little bit. We get into thursday morning right there, right . So there is your red flag warning. Those winds are going to verify. I think most of these winds will be 25 to 30, but that thursday morning appears to be the main event, but its mainly north bay, and, again, a lot can happen between now and then. Bill, thank you. Now lets go to debora villiam, and fire conditions are growing. There you can see a sold it brush field, and stuff that would really burn. Reporter climbing a fire road on marin countys Mount Tamalpais, we pop out at 2600 feet where the winds whip hardest during red flag conditions. You can hear it just walking around. Reporter and where fuels are dry. Even this close to the ocean. During august, lightning, a tree strike, started a fire that started small. The wrong fire o
Counties. Sc fire is in the east bay in three areas calledded the canyon zone, calaveras zone and the deer zone. If youre wonders what the action hims stand for. Its the region tasked with fighting. Csu is the santa clara. As you can imagine theres a number of evacuations in all of these numbers. The czu is 22 fires merged together. Its posing a serious threat to homes and public safety. Thousands have been evacuated. To northwestern Sonoma County, the lat os the walbridge fire, evacuation orders for 15,000 people in that area. This includes guerneville, jenner and other areas north of the russian river. It has burned 1500acres and zero percent contained and expected to be bigger. Were looking at the potential for the fire to expand in new directions as the winds rise in speed and shift direction from the southerly to easterly direction. Smoke from that fire is hacking offing central Sonoma County. Jesse gary is monitoring the evacuationed on the san mateo and santa cruz border. We get
Folks who live on the streets. They need some kind of refuge to get out of that heat. Reporter in Pleasant Hill at the contra costa employment and Human Services department, a cooling center is available for folks without air conditioning and today that cool down required a mass and only has room for 11 people and on a typical hot weather day and not in a pandemic the cooling center would have room for 52 people. Are there any special admission requirements to get into these cooling centers or can anyone go . Reporter anybody can go. The thing is to get through those front doors or through the double doors or get inside of that airconditioning you have to pass a Health Screening and if you have any conditions of covid19 or any of those symptoms that we know about, respiratory or gastrointestinal, you cant go in. It becomes yet another barrier to cooling off in the middle of the heat wave. It will smoke your the next few days. Thank you, andrea. We have a list of those cooling centers a
Hotter temperatures all in all that means excessive heat warnings in effect for areas in pink here thats our inland areas across the day temperatures in excess of a 100 degrees for these areas and also looking at warm overnight lows. Orange areas on the map those areas in the 90s for daytime highs today. Still seeing some cloud cover still feeling that humidity as youre stepping outside less and less of that to the afternoon as our daytime highs eventually pushed upwards on up into the triple digits for antioch livermore concord morgan hill nap and nevado 90s for most of the rest of the bay. Ive got more on your forecast still ahead daria. Lets keep this going and to our Team Coverage now lets head out to will tran talking about where you can cool off. And the bay area in pleasanton right now. Well. There are many locations all over the bay area for those who dont have airconditioning and many apartments they dont come with a ciso if thats you help is on the way there is a cooling cent
Just wasnt enough and this time around most of the funding will go toward the popular Paycheck Protection Program that ran out of money earlier this month. Its intended to help Small Businesses stay afloat during this pandemic and want to break down where all this money is going exactly take a look. So in all this stimulus package will cost about billion. An additional 310 billion of that money will be added to the Paycheck Protection Program. The bill also dedicate 75 billion for hospitals and 25 billion will go to more testing that comes at a time when all levels of government are recognizing that we need more tests before lockdowns can be lifted. And we returned to normal house leaders approved the bill this afternoon with overwhelming bipartisan support including our own representative maxine waters, the dedicated her vote. Her sister. She said is dying from complications with the coronavirus. Im not only rise in support of this legislation this the enhancement act. I also would li