historic heat in the pacific northwest. cools down tomorrow along the coast. but triple-digits continue in the inland sections and here in the northeast, we've got high temperatures, the heat index values 100 to 105 and we've got tropical storm danny making landfall with a lot of wet weather down along the southeastern atlantic coast lester >> al roker, thanks. >>> in just 60 seconds, the $40 million settlement involving e-cigarette company juul allows for that up the hill type of homestead where you really feel that shaking. stay with me for a second. i want to turn it over to a reporter in san francisco. can you hear me? i understand you felt it in the city. >> yeah, i can hear you clearly. i'm off today in my apartment. i was watching tv. and i felt a jolt that was powerful at first i thought it was sa described earlier. something hitting the building. it was a quick jolt. i have been getting a couple calls from friends of mine asking if i knew anything about the quake. a friend of mine tweeted video from inside or sent video from inside his apartment. his

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if we start in north america, what are we seeing with canada and the pacific northwest? >> we are seeing deadly heat occurring across much of the northwest and canadian regions. this is the result of a heat dome, a circulation feature that traps warm air close to the surface and prevents rising of their that creates clouds. this has become stationary and has been baking for several days. laura: what about what we saw happening in arctic russia? what is the result of that, if it leads to a lot of snow and ice melting and potentially rising sea levels? >> warming in the arctic is occurring twice as fast as the global average, and that is because we have been melting back snow and ice over the past decades, revealing darker services that absorb more sunlight, and this is a well-known self reinforcing feedback in climate science. we have been seeing this for decades and it's going to be a feature going forward. it's concerning to see these exceptionally warm temperatures, and we know this is the result of rising greenhouse gases, this is the fingerprint of, change, and these

50 and in particular in the northwest of england?— and in particular in the northwest of encland? , ., ., of england? so the situation in the northwest of _ of england? so the situation in the northwest of england _ of england? so the situation in the northwest of england is _ of england? so the situation in the northwest of england is quite - northwest of england is quite concerning. and we are seeing rapidly increasing case numbers with the delta variant. and this is mirroring what we are seeing in other parts of the country already but this has been brought under control and other parts of the country like bolton and in south london. so we expect that we can manage the situation and we do need to be aware of that and aware that this can happen in other regions as well stop luke to think the measures of the government have taken including guidance recommending people minimise travel in and out of the other areas is that sensible and wise? we would be ideally limiting travel in those areas but we did not close the travel border with india and several hundred importations of this

. >>> extreme heat in the pacific northwest sweltering. temperatures are expected to soar some 30-degree above normal. >> the pacific northwest is dealing with a historic heat wave. washington and oregon seeing temperatures up to 30-degree above normal. >> unfortunately we are staring to see this year after year. >> and air-conditioners are high in demand. >> a lot of people don't have air-conditioning. >> people lined up outside of this hardware store and left empty-handed. >> we are supposed to get more. >> only 44% of homes in seattle had air-conditioning. >> letting the cool air in and closed the mid-morning. >> it is not the pacific northwest only, seven states are included in this heat wave. 33 million people under heat alerts. >> it keeps starting earlier. >> it is usually the 4th of july. >> we are back into it and having to be prepared moment by moment and day by day for an eventual brushfire. >>> and public health officials expressing concern about what impact climate change could have on public health. >> my of my colleagues say

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and cooler weather is finally moving into parts of the northwest today. we'll check your forecast in just a few moments. >>> a major drug bust along the southern border, 60 people face charges now in connection with a suspected international meth ring. a special indictment says a network based in san diego is linked to the sinaloa cartel. they have revived 220 pounds of meth, weapons and cash. 44 people are in custody. >>> the highly infectious variant of the coronavirus has accounted for 26% of new infections. the vaccines do offer protection from the variant, but they're offering vaccinated people to wear a mask indoors. dr. anthony fauci says that may be overly cautious. >> we know from good studies that the delta variant is protected against by the vaccines that fundamentally are being used here, and that's why the cdc feels at this point they should not change their recommendation. >> states with lower vaccination rates are seeing a rise in hospitalizations. one hospital in missouri is so overwhelmed that infected patients are being turned away. >>>

climate change has dropped a heat bomb on the pacific northwest. we are called the evergreen state for a reason it's modern, it's, cool it drizzles quite often we are not meant for this so you have all infrastructure economy enclosure built on modern temperatures. this is very dangerous. you have to understand, there's a lot of people cannot avoid this. they work outside. some of us get to work inside, but we do have air conditioners. they're there also societies built on construction industries and being able to work outside. we are not prepared for that. right now, what we are seeing is -- a future is now upon us. i was talking to the president wednesday about our forest fire that is just beginning to heat up. we know that the most important issue in america today, is our ability for congress to pass robust, comprehensive, aggressive legislation that won't happen unless we get this reconciliation bill through. >> let's stay on, this we just showed the drought along them route -- map. we are already seeing it again tonight was talking about, it th

there is a big heat zone over the pacific northwest. but it is also all the way over to the east coast. philadelphia tomorrow is 96°, feeling like 104°. newark, 97°, feeling like 10 2°. relief from the east coast will come from a front that is right now around kansas city, and that will cool the temperatures down by thursday. tropical storm danny made landfall earlier this evening, around buford, south carolina, it is a big rain-maker, but it is already our "d" storm of this hockey season. >> o'donne norah? >> o'donnell: keeping you busy. thank >> o'donnell: keeping you busy, lonnie quinn, thank you. and there's exciting news about the pfizer and moderna covid vaccines. the m.r.n.a. shots may provide long-term protection. it's coming as one industry that suffered billions in losses says it can provide the safest vacation out there. here's cbs' janet shamlian. ( cheers and applause ) >> reporter: an historic moment for a battered industry. >> we are back! >> reporter: the celebrity edge is cruising the gulf of mexico tonight. >> my e

this is dangerous record heat in the pacific, northwest portland and seattle, setting new all time highs over the weekend, then breaking those records yet again on monday, meteorologists attribute the heat wave to a dome of high pressure. over the region. portland opened 11 emergency cooling shelters to help the high there monday. 115 degrees. i think it's incredibly important that we set up these spaces so people can feel come in feel taken care of, feel safe. get cool, um, and get some water and a bite to eat if they need it. if it weren't for this place, i would be living in the back room or trader joe's in seattle temperatures topped 108 degrees on monday, some businesses and schools shut down in entirely to discourage people from going out. yet fewer than half of all seattle homes have air conditioning and those trying to buy a new a c unit now may be out of luck. everything sold out like today we couldn't get any ice. everything is completely gone. another concern. fire season cal fire's already battling several fires statewide, made tougher by the excessive heat and strong winds.

pacific northwest, ridge of high pressure over pacific northwest and they'll be dealing with historic heat, triple digit temperatures for them for the weekend and even into monday, temperatures even hotter in many locations in pacific northwest. they don't have a/c so that will be a big problem. hopefully they stay safe. daytime highs today, seasonal, low 60s along the coast with clouds, mid to upper 60s to about 70 around the bay. inland, upper 70s to low to mid 80s with warmest spots in the upper 80s. 90s inland for saturday and sunday but milder along the coast and around the bay. we are looking at hot conditions that will continue inland as we look to next week with conditions staying mild in the 70s and 60s around the bay and along the coast next week. >> 70s are manageable. >> i think we can deal with that. >> thanks. >>> tonight, 48th daytime emmy awards, show will feature a mix of in person and virtual acceptance speeches. >> ahead of the show i spoke with actors jaclyn mcinnis wood and melissa claire egan both up for outstanding performance by lead actress in a drama series.

some fog is beginning to push toward the pacific northwest. that will allow the heat to ease in places like portland and seattle tomorrow. upper 80s to mid-90s. still plenty of triple digits as you will notice from bend to redding heading into palm springs on wednesday. even better 82 in seattle. some relief is coming to those to the north. areas of dense fog and patchy drizzle. that marine layer has compressed just under 1,000 feet tonight. heating up inland tomorrow afternoon. we do have cooler weather headed our way. from our emoryville camera. despite the fact that it's going to heat up tomorrow the air quality is going to be good. not just tomorrow but the next four days. so if you're going to be out and about. tomorrow morning you will notice the fog locally around the bay. it is going to be a little drizzly around 8:00 a.m. if you're commuting watch out allow that extra time late in the evening. we're talking about the fog hanging around at the coast. as we look at the temperatures for the morning. in the 50s, 60s breezy with the fog ri

today was another day of slightly below average temperatures but not so much with pacific northwest. look at these temperatures. this is not a typo. portland was 160 degrees. seattle, 107 degrees but both of those or new records for the hottest temperatures ever recorded in the cities, regardless of the date. unbelievable heat. this brought us the cooler weather. what we are seeing is plenty of fog. 56 degrees in downtown san francisco. 57 in santa rosa. not a whole lot of variation. e g to cont spreading out and reduced visit of fog. it should dissipate inla you ldenty center, except for right along the coast. temperatures are going to be hotter inland, but everybody start out in the mid-50s to around 60 degrees. the high temperatures tomorrow going to be if you degrees above average, except right along the coast where you are going to be in the 60s. upper 70s and the east side of the bay. santa clara valley, mid to upper 80s. 92 degrees in morgan hill. the hotspots are farther east, in the upper 90s. this is going to be a one day he wave. upper 60s in san francisco. temperatures in

the desert northwest as it's been called. we should see temperatures cooling off starting tomorrow, which makes you i hope appreciate the weather we've got here. 60s from san francisco to oakland and for now numbers in the 80s in walnut creek. we'll see a bit of a warmup tomorrow with 90s coming back but not like the heat in the pacific northwest. a little windy in the tri valley, 15-25 mile-per-hour winds brought in by sea breeze. patchy low clouds in san francisco and san jose in the 70s. light jacket weather around the santa clara valley. numbers staying near 70 near 7:00 and by tomorrow morning, patchy low clouds, drizzle on the coast. be grateful for that. that's prevented the heat from setting up across the bay area. tomorrow, as the seven-day forecast shows at the bottom of the screen, we're going to see a 24-hour warmup. morning temperatures in the 50s to low 60s. temperatures around lunch time, mid to low 80s. we'll be watching for a chance of mid-90s, about a ten-degree jump in temperatures. areas around san jose in

and as you just described, places in the pacific northwest are scrambling to get open to be available for, for heat relief services across the united states, only 50 percent of the population is vaccinated. so it'll be really important to get these cooling centers open, but also ensure that we're able to provide appropriate social distancing and other protective measures where reduce the congregations occur. what exactly happened to the body in intense heat, where the risk factors for people? yeah, they're, they're number of ways that heat can cause can cause problems for the body. we can certainly see cases like heat exhaustion and heat stroke when the core temperature gets too high. are also concerned about cases like cardiovascular distress and respiratory distress. the body works really hard to try to stay, try to stay cool, and for the most part it can do a great job of that. but for folks who are particularly weak or vulnerable cardiovascular respiratory systems, we can see problems for those parts of the body as well. so we need to be on the lookout for our elderly neighbors. p

for the northwest, you're dealing with the heat all the way through sunday. look at the numbers. these are enormous. spokane, washington, today, hitting 111 degrees. redmond, oregon, 109. for your day tomorrow, just as hot, spokane hitting 111. looseton, idaho, 117. the departure from normal for a place like spokane, 34 degrees hotter than it should be. it should be 77 degrees tomorrow. you're going to be 111. the only map below average is albuquerque. the east coast is hot as well. boston today was 99, hottest day they've had in eight years. tomorrow boston will be 97, feeling like 100. if you're wondering where relief is, right now for the east coast, there are storms around pittsburgh. they will push through the area tomorrow into thursday. by friday, saturday, sunday, a big chunk of the northeast doesn't get out of the heat. >> o'donnell: tonight, 1kwru679 as vaccinated americans are getting usinged to living without masks, the most populous county in the u.s. is asking residents to put that face covering back on because of a more-contagious strain of coronavirus that's sprea

climate change has dropped a heat bomb on the pacific northwest. we are called the evergreen state for a reason. it's moderate. it's cool. it drizles quite often. we are not meant for this. so you have a whole infrastructure, a whole economy, a whole culture built on moderate temperatures. so this is very dangerous. and you have to understand there is a lot of people who can't avoid this. they work outside. some of us get to work inside where they have air conditioners. but our society is built on our agricultural industry, construction industry and working outside. we are not prepared for that. right now what we are seeing is the harbinger of a future that is now upon us, and i'll be talking to the president wednesday about our forrest fire threats that are just beginning to heat up. and we know that the most important issue in america today is our ability for congress to pass robust comprehensive aggressive climate change legislation which won't happen unless we get this reconciliation bill through. >> just to stay on this for a second because yo

some fog is beginning to push toward the pacific northwest. that will allow the heat to ease in places like portland and seattle tomorrow. upper 80s to mid-90s. still plenty of triple digits as you will notice from bend to redding heading into lm spngliis thnorth. g patchy drizzle. that marine layer has compressed just under 1,000 feet tonight. heating up inland tomorrow afternoon. we do have cooler weather headed our way. from our emoryville camera. despite the fact that it's going to heat up tomorrow the air quality is going to be good. not just tomorrow but the next four days. so if you're going to be out and about. tomorrow morning you will notice the fog locally around the bay. it is going to be a little drizzly around 8:00 a.m. if you're commuting watch out allow that extra time late in the evening. we're talking about the fog hanging around at the coast. as we look at the temperatures for the morning. in the 50s, 60s breezy with the fog right near the coast and bay for tomorrow afternoon. it is going to be warm in the south bay. 93 degr

it is across i the entire pacific northwest of the entire pacific northwest of the united states and some records have already been set and this is just the tuneup for and this is just the tuneup for a couple of excruciatingly hot days coming up. a couple of excruciatingly hot days coming um— a couple of excruciatingly hot days coming up. how unusual is this for the _ days coming up. how unusual is this for the region? _ days coming up. how unusual is this for the region? highly - this for the region? highly unusual- _ this for the region? highly unusual. in _ this for the region? highly unusual. in particular, - this for the region? highly unusual. in particular, thej unusual. in particular, the duration that we are looking at. of course, records do not happen very often and what is remarkable about this is not just that the records are going to be broken by a comfortable margin since sometimes but the heat is sticking around for so long. i will give you an example, here in the united states we still use the fahrenheit scale, 100 degrees is a magic number and in seattle that has h

it's been so hot in the pacific northwest pavement is actually buckling. electric cables are melting. and it shut down some public transportation. back here on the east coast, temperatures are soaring for new jersey to new england with enough humidity to make that air feel heavy and real hard to breathe. and so we turn to al roker. how long do we have to hang in there for this one, al? >> out west, it's going on be a little while. especially if you are inland. we can see 12 million people under heat advisories out west, heat watches and warnings. and the east, we are looking at 44 million people impacted by this. we've got amplified ridges on both coasts, big areas of high pressure. so coolest locations will be along the coast, but records being set from helena, spokane, winnemucca. all the way to reading. spokane into glasgow, boise is going to see triple digits, as well, tomorrow. the amplified ridge in the east that's going to keep us hot and humid for the next 48 hours. records for rochester, pittsburgh, probably. we're looking at feels like temperatur

by tuesday, out of the triple digits for the pacific northwest. low clouds and fog will retreat cloudy at the close today. san francisco partly cloudy. the sea breeze kicks up. it will be stronger today. monday, waking up to gray. the afternoon, we are sunny and we have low clouds and fog providing a breezy afternoon. monday, low 90s from antioch to fairfield. mid-to upper 80s concord and livermore. the warmest day of the week will be tuesday. 90s arriving. comfortable elsewhere. by wednesday, typical summer pattern that hot towards clearlake and cloverdale. today over 100 degrees again. 73, richmond. 88, livermore. 83, santa rosa. it's 80 in santa cruz. the accuweather seven-day forecast looking at morning clouds and afternoon sun. breezy winds. tuesday a little warmer. summer spent through the middle of the week. typical range of 60s to 90s. not a lot to talk about here, which is good news. high fire season. people being vigilant but nothing like our friends in the pacific northwest. >> it is worrisome for all of us especially in this drought. >

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historic heat in the pacific northwest. cools down tomorrow along the coast. but triple-digits continue in the inland sections and here in the northeast, we've got high temperatures, the heat index values 100 to 105 and we've got tropical storm danny making landfall with a lot of wet weather down along the southeastern atlantic coast lester >> al roker, thanks. >>> in just 60 seconds, the $40 million settlement involving e-cigarette company juul >>> just breaking tonight, u.s. forces in syria coming under attack by multiple rockets. no injuries reported but this comes a day after american air strikes targeted iranian-backed militias in syria and iraq our richard engel has late details. >> reporter: the u.s. military says this compound near the syrian/iraqi border was used to transfer weapons to militias attacking american troops, until overnight when the u.s. struck back the pentagon says three locations were targeted in iraq and syria. this month, militias in iraq paraded what appeared to be new drones, likely supplied by iran the militias have been getting m

over 60 million americans under alert in the northeast and pacific northwest. portland, oregon, hitting a record 116 degrees. philadelphia and boston under heat emergencies. how long will it last? al roker is standing by >>> the search now in its sixth day in the florida building collapse families of the missing clinging to hope we're also learning of another warning less than three months ago about $16 million in needed repairs and president biden now set to tour the site this week >>> gas stations running out of fuel days before nearly 50 million are set to travel for july fourth why prices are surging. >>> and serena williams leaving wimbledon in tears the injury that forced the superstar out in the first round. >> announcer: this is nbc "nightly news" with lester holt >>> good evening some mixed messages about mask wearing are catching many of the 153 million fully vaccinated americans off-guard tonight. citing concerns over the spread of the more contagious delta variant both the world health organization and health officials in los angeles county are sepa

temperatures are climbing but it will be nothing compared to the pacific northwest. live to the east bay, one spot expected to see the highest temperatures, this is from our photo journalist brian kiley in lafayette, peak of the heat is expected tomorrow. >> cal iso has not issued a flex alert but it is not off the table just yet. they're urging conservation across the bay. let's go to darren peck in for mary lee. good to see you. >> good morning. happy to be here. i will try to put the heat wave in some context even though we are not getting the sweltering heat. first, at home we've got mist on the lens. this is from the top of the mark hopkins hotel. the marine layer is doing such an excellent job of shielding us from the much broader heat wave. low clouds over san jose in santa clara valley. temperatures are all in the upper 50s and even though we are going to warm up a bit, you see where the marine layer is, it's widespread, we are going to upper 80s for inland locations. that's three or four degrees warmer than yesterday. subtle enough to notice but not that big

a little windy, northwest winds 13 miles per hour. some gusts at times up to 25 miles per hour to the northwest. currently, 81 degrees in walnut creek, one location that will likely see 90s by tomorrow. still a strong sea breeze. and into san francisco, misty skies continue out along the golden gate bridge. patchy low clouds, with the north-northwest wind at 12 miles per hour. so a familiar sight for your morning drive around the bay area. low clouds and drizzle at times, and as we had today, sunshine inland. but what will be a little bit different tomorrow is a 24-hour cycle that will have the biggest impact for the valleys of the north bay and inland east bay. numbers starting off in the upper 50s to near 60 with drizzle at time near the peninsula and along the coast, especially around half moon bay, but our high temperatures tomorrow for a day we think are going to make a five to ten-degree jump from today. downtown san jose, mid-80s expected tomorrow. areas around south san jose should see low to mid-90s. another return to summer-

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that was the 2 ton elephant in the room that decided to sit down on the sofa of the pacific northwest, and not on top of us. that was a game changer for california, and up around portland it was 112 degrees tonight. seattle was 104 degrees. those are the warmest temperatures they have ever recorded in those cities, on any date. the warmth is truly unprecedented for them. and the future cast shows the ebb and flow of the low clouds, the same thing day after day, this is wednesday afternoon, same for monday and tuesday, low clouds, sunshine in the afternoon, keeping us mild, even as warm temperatures continue inland. the wind is up. we will have gusts up to 25 mph for most of the day. bodega bay, 33 mile-per-hour gusts, wind will be a bit of a story. in the heat around washington and oregon state will stay in place for the next couple days. it is partly cloudy and breezy overnight, sunny and breezy, temperatures are about the same, mostly sunny and seasonal for the week ahead. and as we look at the numbers for the next week, they will be mostly in the 80s in the south bay. east bay numb

the heat wave turns deadly in the pacific northwest as extreme temperatures now grip the east coast. >>> ballot blunder. the major election mishap disrupting new york city's first try at rank choice voting for a try at rank choice voting for a new mayor. captioning funded by cbs >>> good morning. good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. president biden and the first lady will head to surfside, florida, tomorrow, to visit the site of the deadly condo collapse and meet with victims' families and first responders.e with 149 people still unaccounted for. authorities have asked the government for additional rescue teams as two storm systems in the atlantic could pose a severe weather threat to florida and hamper the search efforts. laura podesta is tracking the very latest developments. the condo board president warned about the building's safety. >> reporter: good morning, anne-marie. she did. in a letter to residents last month, she said that damage to the garage had gotten significantly worse. now the exact cause of the collapse is still under investigation, but we do know fom report

it's really causing some record heat up in the pacific northwest. so once again, i want to tap into this california travel forecast for tomorrow nrmt it's expected to be one of the hottest days potentially up to the seattle, oregon area. even redding, 108. up through seattle, we could see temperatures even hotter than that. it gives you a look. also down through the palm springs area as well, they're expecting some extreme heat there, too. right now temperatures here locally as youead out the door, i mean, this is quite the range. concord at 86. 7 degrees cooler in fairfield, and this is all thanks to the on shore flow. very normal for this time of year cloud cover. radar, you can see the summer fog. we're going to continue to see that into the early morning hours as well. and hey, tomorrow even though it's monday, it might not be your favorite day of the week. it is mine, because it's my friday, but 70 in san francisco. it's pretty good weather to be out and about. even if you have to get to work. oakland 7 4. i want to talk about the allergy forec

considering what we're seeing in the pacific northwest, which is on precedented. i have never seen anything quite like what's happening up there in terms of temperatures and the extent in the length that these temperatures are going to stay hot, i'll see you back here at 11 and we do some updates. yeah, that's just miserable. heat up there, bill. thank you. we'll see in a bit well. we have an update for you now to a story we first told you about on friday, a kitten rescued from an elevated freeway sign in san bruno last month has now been adopted. here. she is with a member of her new family, he says when he saw the kitten on the news stranded on the 3 80 connector to highway to 80 and 1 to 1 he immediately wanted to adopt her. officials say the kitten is healthy and happy to have found a safe new home coming up in sports. the oakland a's look to avoid the sweep as they take on the giants in the bay bridge series finale, joe fonzi with all the highlights for you right after the break, then on the 11 o'clock news much more on that collapsed condominium building in

that is nothing compared to the historic heatwave occurring now across the pacific northwest. portland hit an all time record high of 112 earlier today, besting that old record which is yesterday of 108. seattle hit 103 which ties their all time hottest day. you could see a lot of heat just to our north. that intense heat will stay to our north. it's for that fact you see a lot of excessive heat warnings for several areas in the pacific northwest, some heat advisories as well. the only heat advisories or excessive heat warnings we have locally are for lake and mendocino county until 9 p.m. tonight. we have those temperatures in the mid-and upper 90s as we speak. future weather, let's go hour by hour, show you our marine layer. first thing tomorrow morning widespread low cloud cover. you do notice future weather picking up on some areas of precipitation, some drizzle along the coast and around the bay shoreline early tomorrow morning, just an indication that that onshore marine flow is with us over the next 12 hours of monday morning waking up at 7:30 a.m., a lot of to us gray

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we'll bring it down a little bit but still 90-degree heat across the northwest is quite warm. all right. past 24 hours we do have the potential for showers, thunderstorms, maybe severe weather across portions of texas, all the way up towards the great lakes because we have a frontal boundary and along the frontal boundary we could see heavy rain and perhaps flash flooding. there's the forecast rainfall as we go through tuesday into wednesday, so several inches more rainfall across areas that are already saturated. so there's the forecast today. 93 in new york, 89 in atlanta. we're getting the summertime heat across much of the country but that big story is unprecedented shattering records all weekend across the northwest. jillian: even back home in missouri, my mom said the flooding there is outrageous. there's five homes on our street that are totally flooded. >> extreme weather today. you got it. jillian: keep it tuned in to janice all day. thank you, janice. >> you got it. jillian: it is 5:38 on the east coast. deal or no deal on infrastructure, what republicans are saying

the pacific northwest. with that major heat wave. it's nice to have the fog in the picture to kind of keep those temperatures in check, and that will be the overall story as we head into gnarly today, but also into your thursday and friday with no major changes headed our way out toward the sierra. they've had some thunderstorms over the past few afternoons and right now we have some thunderstorms, not nothing to widespread but we will likely see some more lightning strikes develop over the next few hours. as we get the daytime heating, especially out towards the southern sierra right now, as we come in closer to the bay area, we have this the fall close. half moon bay and pacifica, south san francisco, and what's interesting here is solid. overcast not only for san francisco but out toward berkeley and oakland extending across the bay, even a richmond so still some stubborn cloud covered this afternoon that will gradually clear back to near the bay shoreline this afternoon out towards san francisco. currently it's 59 in san francisc

this is in the pacific northwest. that's where it's centered. far northern california and the records that are going to be broken are not just daily records. some of these are going to be the hottest temperatures that seattle ever seen that portland's ever seen me. i'm not. i'm not predicting that, but there's an opportunity to break all time records almost there's going to be ready. it's coming out of this place like nobody's business starting tomorrow into that, saturday and sunday, the heat bleeds in our direction. so this is an unusual pattern. hence the records that were anticipating. it's just and i can't remember a time i've seen it before. but when you have a high pressure bubble up like that in the pacific northwest, and we're on the bottom side of it, we're south of it almost like southern california is when we see our big heat event when we when they don't get the big heat. so look at these numbers like medford of buck 13 bucks. 13 import portland 101 in seattle. that's unheard of for up there. so extreme heat this weekend, tom was ta

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it is going to settle over the pacific northwest. it will stay to our north but we are looking at hot temperatures as we go through our weekend. not as hot as we were originally expecting for us but we have excessive heat warning in effect for lake and mendocino counties from saturday afternoon to tuesday evening due to triple digit heat, 100, 110, dangerous heat. we are looking at the western heat wave with the strong ridge of high pressure as we head through the weekend and into monday. pacific northwest with the ridge of high pressure over them will see historic heat with hot temperatures expected. today in the bay area, south bay, 80 santa clara, 87 morgan hill. east bay, daytime highs in the mid 80s for concord, pleasant hill, upper 80s for antioch and fairfield. tri valley, low to mid 80s this afternoon. around the bay from 66 in san francisco, 63 daly city, low 70s from oak land, alameda, san leandro. north bay mid to upper 70s and low 80s. 81 in napa, 84 windsor. by the way, we have our bay bridge series, 63 at first pitch at

i mentioned that heat in the pacific northwest. so take a look at areas like awe kaia and clear lake. we will see some triple digits through the far north portion of california. speaking of dry conditions and the heat. the good thing is we're not going to see triple digits as far as the interior valley here but the drought monitor we haven't seen an improvement, we haven't seen any rain. 100% of the state of california remains in a drought. and 33% of the state remains under an exceptional drought. which is the worst category on that scale. as far as the long range outlook we had the low pressure that cooled us off. we have high pressure dominating, causing the heat dome creating the record heat. not necessarily for us here but it will be enough to impact some of the far northern areas and bumping us up in the interior valley. 70s in san francisco, things will begin to warm up yet again. i want to talk about today's climate hacks. you might have actually used this one this morning. take a look. >> many of you probably have one of t

watching that closely as we are looking at the heat dome over the pacific northwest. today, looking at highs around 80 in santa clara, upper 70s for san jose, 87 morgan hill in the south bay. as we look to the east bay 85 concord, pleasant hill, 88 antioch. check out brentwood at 90, tri valley in low to mid 80s, 66 in san francisco, 63 daly city, low 70s alameda, oakland, san leandro, 81 for a high in napa, 87 st. helena. heating up inland tomorrow and for sunday. you can see into next week. temperatures around the bay and along the coast with that ocean breeze, milder conditions, not as hot. let's check with michelle for a look at traffic. is it friday light? >>> so far we are looking at friday light. that's good. you were mentioning the winds. chp posted high wind advisory for anyone traveling through the altamont pass. we are seeing slowing through the altamont pass now, around a 30 minute drive from highway 205 in tracy to dublin. taking a look at other main travel times, everything is looking good in the green. we hope it stays that way for the rest of the morni

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the peak of the heat will be here in the park northwest. there's a big dome of high pressure overhead. it expands and allows for lighter winds and that substance that allows for rapid warming throughout the day. here is a look at san rafael. low clouds and temperatures in the mid50's. 58 oakland. san jose, 59 morgan hill. 55 half moon bay and this is walnut creek. a few clouds reaching in toward the east bay. mid50's in santa rosa and napa. a nice cool start for you but things will change, upper 50's in concord. livermore 57. down by the beach here in santa cruz you can see all the clouds here with numbers, climbing throughout the afternoon. you will have to be far inland to feel that heat. otherwise, we will see the low clouds and fog hang back to the coast. with that mist and drizzle for the morning hours, then heating up in parts of the north and east bay and by tomorrow looking at a cooldown really for those parts that are going to warm up today around the delta, also up to the north bay. much of this heat is going to last in the pacifi

there is some relief in store for the northwest, tomorrow. seattle, portland,-which is well above average instead of record chattering double digit heat, they will be in the 80s, it doesn't mean the heat is not completely going away. 110 degrees in spokane, purple on the map over british columbia as well. and the all-time record for candida, the entire country, set the last few days. in british columbia they went up to 120b0f today, and gradually this weather pattern is going to break down over the next couple days. temperatures are going to return to slightly below average temperatures inland over the next several days along the bay. in san jose the temperatures were slightly below average today, we thought it would make it into the 80s, it only made it 77es for t ofcial hi to burger. 86 degrees in santa rosa, 92 degrees in concorde and fairfield. it is certainly warm, you might even call it hot. compare it to extreme heat to the north, we can handle a day of this. sentences go topped out at five degrees. downtown it is still 64 degrees, jus

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let our injury attorneys help you get the best result possible. >> the pacific northwest is getting hit again today. it is so hot. historic heat wave yeah. freakish the temperature in portland expected to reach 113 degrees. that would be the hottest day ever recorded there reporter nancy loo has the story. >> heat still on with triple digit temperatures making the dog days of summer, especially rough and it's especially unusual in the northwest typically this time of year or in the 70's. so we are so far beyond what one would expect christie eve by at the university of washington has spent decades researching climate change important trim the house side. >> it's it's not just the highs. it's also very high lows. it's not cooling off and light. it's 06:00am here in seattle it was 80 degrees. seattle is in the triple digits again today after hitting a record high of yesterday. meantime, portland hit a 112 breaking a new record set just the day before she collapsed. the extreme heat caused a scare at the u.s. track and field trials at the university of oregon in eugene. >> heptathlon compe

. >>> turning now to blistering heat still gripping temperatures in the northwest now almost as bad in the northeast. here's stephanie gosk. >> reporter: predicted to be one of the most extreme heat waves ever recorded in the northwest, and it is at 4:00 p.m. monday portland reached a record breaking 116. five hours later after the sun went down it was still 90 in oregon and washington more than 1,100 people have been treated for heat related illnessess since the start of the heat wave. across the region, rolling blackouts. and while temperatures are finally set to dip the damage could be long lasting buckled roadways and seered power lines northwest salmon might not survive the warm rivers, and crops are damaged. >> it sounds like this level of intense heat, we could lose all the berries. >> reporter: climate experts worry these extremes may become the pattern. >> global warming is essentially the steroids that make what would have been a pretty big heat wave into a truly exceptional record setting heat wave. >> reporter: and now it's the east coast turn ten states are under heat advi

how hot did it get in the pacific northwest today? yeah. you were hearing that all time record andre 108 degrees in portland, oregon. never this hot, at least at the airport, at least with the with the weather records. so looks like the problem is it's hot today. it's hot tomorrow and then once again hot into monday, an extended period of extreme heat not only hop in extreme heat over the next few days, so all the areas in red, even portions of northern california temperatures soaring as well. we're talking about excessive heat warnings. you can see ready today up in northern california, 113 greece. portland there's to 18 the hottest day on record. seattle the second hottest day on record with 102 degrees. these are the current temperatures during the 10 o'clock hour right now, as you can see, widespread eighties up in the pacific northwest, even reading right now checking in 93 degrees. unfortunately this dangerous, he continues. into your sunday forecast more triple digits. you can see portland. this one forecast models showing 109 i've s

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