On here at the staging area. Quite a few deputies are here from Alameda County part of the mutual aid force that is out here for two main reasons. They are going to be going door to door as they to notify people if they need to evacuate. Also, theyre going to be here to provide security for all of those people that are evacuated so that when they do return, they will have homes that have not been broken into. In Boulder Creek tonight a few homes are destroyed. The fire moved through this evening. Cal fire has confirmed 50 structures have been lost in the sprawling complex of fires and, unfortunately, the destruction may be much worse. We believe that it will go to the triple digits. It is just too early to know what that exact number i few mi alan strong is taking a stand against the coming fire, spraying down the roof of his friends bakery all day. He knows danger is on its way. You can feel the breeze. Its coming this way from the alba ridge. When it starts doing that, you know somet
Up and tip are on to deal with that north bay fog thats overhead. So for that fog actually thickening up a little bit the next couple of hours a little coastal drizzle is also possible with that mixing out looks like very nicely as we get into about 10 oclock or so get in the sun over good piece of geography Temperature Check were in the 50s for the north bay 62, antioch its still very early not much so working yet. 57 conquered livermore 5660 meanwhile for open with 59 for hayward the current winds, a little little bit of a breeze this is going to testify later today bring in that onshore wind and the overnight. Fog for you tomorrow morning 70 going on at 10 00am it should be pretty clear at least in the east bay inland areas, 85 by one slight little dip in temperatures the next 2 days and then a warm up into the weekend well be getting more into that just a bit right a robin has a look at a hot spot going on rob, i do indeed its often the Santa Cruz Mountains on highway 17 we have em
And will bring you live updates throughout the newscast. More people who were forced to evacuate by the wildfires and napa and Sonoma County are being allowed back to their neighborhoods. It is one of several indications that firefighters are beginning to get a handle on these fires. Evacuation orders were lifted last night for two neighborhoods in santa rosa. People living in geysers geyserville and healdsburg have been told they can return. These fires have claimed the lives of 41 people across four counties. Sonoma had more than half of the the terms. 102 people are still unaccounted for and sonoma and napa county. The latest person killed was the driver of the water truck that crashed in napa county yesterday morning. Heres the latest on the four major fires. The largest is now the nuns fire. 51,512 acres. Containment is at 53 . This fire is a few Hundred Acres bigger than the atlas fire south of Lake Berryessa which is 70 contained. Tubbs fire in the calistoga area has burned more
That will push the smoke toward the south bay. The relative humidity is. 65 , 64 in some areas. As we get into the north bay we have a variable wind and relative humidity is not bad. 64 over areas like fairfield. Napa is reporting 59 . Atlas peak, 21 . We will continue to see changes coming our way. By the afternoon, the onshore breezes coming back. This is 2 pm. Wind is primarily from the west and southwest. And northwest breezes over san jose. The onshore breeze will help us out bringing cooler air and cleaner air and will increase relative humidity for the firefighters. Temperatures this morning, 59, San Francisco. 53, napa. Santa rosa, 46. In the south bay, 58, san jose. I will look at the afternoon highs when we come back. We begin a cool down that will take us into the possibility for wet weather on thursday and friday. Traffic is going to be okay if youre driving and solano county. 80 westbound between bacca feel , fairfield and vallejo is off to a good start. Highway 37 is open
Napa and sonoma counties are being allowed back into the neighborhoods. This is one of several indications that firefighters are getting a handle on these fires. Evacuation orders were lifted last night for many neighborhoods. Two more late last night in santa rosa. People in geyserville and healdsburg have been told they can return. So far these fires have claimed the lives of 41 people across four counties. Sonoma had half of the big rooms. 102 people are still listed as missing or unaccounted for in sonoma and napa county. The latest person killed was the driver of a water truck that crashed in napa county yesterday. Here is a look at four major fires in the area. The nuns fire is the biggest. 51,512 acres. Containment is that 53 . Its a few Hundred Acres bigger than the atlas fire south of Lake Berryessa which is 70 contained. The tubbs fire in the calistoga area has burned more than 36,000 acres and is now 75 contained. The pocket fire near geyserville has burned 12,000 acres and