>>hurricane douglas now getting dangerously close to home why plus another hurricane already causing flooding problems will show you where coming up next. >>plus from education to climate change to the environment state lawmakers return to the capitol tomorrow with a long list of non >>california leads the country and confirmed coronavirus cases as as the state's hospitalizations have increased over the past 2 weeks there were more than 8,000 new covid cases yesterday that pushes the total in the state to more than 450,000 cases in the 14 day average the percentage of patients in the hospital has gone up 6.7% icu patients have increased nearly 9% after the state capital shut down twice because of the pandemic. >>state lawmakers return tomorrow with a long list of things to do and not a lot of time to do it capitol bureau reporter ashley zavala shows us what's ahead for the state legislature. >>state lawmakers have 5 weeks to sort through hundreds of proposals some are in direct response to the pandemic i spoke with assembly speaker anthony rendon about what's to come in the weeks ahe

>>well this is pretty scary parts of hawaii are under a hurricane warning tonight as hurricane douglas approaches storm surges and strong winds heavy rain and dangerous surf are all threatening the state's shorelines if douglas does make landfall as a hurricane it would become the 3rd hurricane in modern history to hit hawaii and we are keeping a very close eye on that storm, you know lawrence a lot of people in the bay area of strong connections still alive friends and family that are over so if you average paying attention to this. yeah, they're battening down right now i mean this is very close to the islands. the track originally had of making landfall possibly on the islands possibly the big island. now it has jogged a little further north and that is some good news. you see the core of the very heavy storms in and around the center of that storm. >>as it approaches the coastline they are getting some heavy rain and some large surface still possibly a storm surge maybe upwards of 2 feet out toward the coastline. so certainly something to watch as it gets a little bit closer hurric

dog and it is going to be the first major hurricane in the eastern pacific for this year hurricane douglas right now. >>pretty strong storm sustained winds at 125 miles per hour. it is currently a category 3 storm but because of the cooler water throughout the pacific and also the dryer conditions it is expected to weaken in the coming days and it could actually make landfall near the big island of hawaii and maui into a weaker hurricane or possible tropical storm as well so this is going to be something that we're going to keep an eye here from the kron 4 weather center in the coming days could see not only high surf but also dangerous winds and heavy rain as well up to 18 inches of rain mainly impacting the north and eastern portions of the big island and also the island of maui as well and here's this perfect textbook example of the category 3 storm with that well defined eye as we tap track hurricane douglas is progress in the eastern pacific. but closer to home back on land here in the bay area stormtracker 4 right now tracking dry conditions, some clouds right along the coast expecte

hawaii's governor has issued an emergency proclamation as the state prepares for hurricane douglas. it's now a category 3 hurricane and although the storm is expected to weaken as it moves toward hawaii. people on the island are still preparing for strong wind heavy rain and dangerous surf. johnny martinez has more. >>and i left my containers of water. >>hurricanes are nothing new for destin, max who is originally from texas. >>already stopped up so much for the pandemic. >>and because of the pandemic family should also have enough medical essential is to last for 14 days we're already stocked up on sanitizers. we have a lot of that some people feel the global pandemic has prepared them for hurricane season as they've had to stock up on food water and toiletries but now they're going out to buy bungee cord sandbags and even boards to protect their >>an arm or keep up was in place and then die. what happens in pain for the covid on then just the windows were we just got some by the >>things out by a way to tie down with the storm ahead in covid-19 cases rising people remain optimisti

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this is mister douglas you can see in the western edge of the hawaiian islands. it has actually a very impressive i even though it's not a very strong storm in terms of max winds. it's 90 miles per hour puts it a category one, however looks like it's going to hold together as a tropical storm but still tropical for several days as we get to the middle of the week it looks like in the middle of nowhere. yes is the tropical low. all the way into about friday or so, but it looks like it will be departing the one out in fairly quickly 100 going on for bakersfield today high fresno at one o 2.99 meanwhile sacramento, 66 san francisco and down the southern california still managing to get an 80 here for san diego little change coming to our forecast as we get to the middle of the week but today still looking at those lower 90's in some spots, 66 san francisco. we've got 65 daly city in pacifica also for half moon bay, northern end of the peninsula upper 60's lower 70's going on here with still some lower 80's to the southern end. redwood city in palo alto 8377 for moun

>>the act of vandalism comes on the 100 68th anniversary of douglas a speech titled what to the slave is the 4th of july. >>what is what comes from this what good is this is this some kind of retaliation because the national fervor over confederate monuments right now. a very disappointing it's it's beyond before the statue was one of 13 place throughout the city in 2018 and this is the second monument to be vandalized julia's jackson junior was there for the first incident which involved drunk college students in he's hoping this recent act is also one of an targeted mischief that we've been on this road before. >>i'm actually spoke to the vandals the first one i would like to believe it's not that that it's just you know some kids but again it wouldn't surprise me if this monument will still stand because the ideas behind it are bigger than the mind. >>and that chuck collins reporting the creators behind the statue hope to get another replacement into the park soon. as we head to break, here's a quick live look outside we have to go get bridge camera here showing you the right on 1

we'll take a look at that in your 4 zone forecast and check on hurricane douglas. rob sounds good. thank you dave. >>back to a big story that we're following for you this morning more airlines are strengthening their mass requirements this week, let's check in with kron four's will tran who is live at sfo and also getting reaction from travelers this morning will. >>robin travelers. they are saying it's about time but i did talk to a nurse and she said she's not a fan of masks, but if they have to wear it then so be it. this is a new policy for southwest airlines starting today no mask, no fly. no exceptions they don't even care if you have a reported a medical problem that will prevent you from wearing a mask they said that's too bad that stop we will see you after the pandemic and come back with their stay safe. their number one priority is to make sure their employees and their passengers are safe and that is why they are getting ready to prepare you. now to prepare to give you a mask if necessary if you don't have one and of course if you don't want to wear one. you can't fly w

hurricane douglas misko iaea by about 40 miles but it. it really created some big wave action for surfers. they like that forecasters have thought that hurricane douglas had the potential to become only the 3rd hurricane to make landfall in hawaii. in many areas there were high sustained winds flooding due to storm surge. heavy rains and dangerous rip currents. the threat sparks a quick surgeon, panic, buying of gasoline supplies for more on that meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez is here to tell us all about it. i'm recent yeah fortunately, calmer and drier out there in hawaii and for us here in the bay area. >>also noticing that drying trend as well taking a live look outside golden gate bridge. we are seeing a deeper marine layer, not as dense low clouds and fog but that high cloud cover as well and it is extending already into the east bay shore line making its way inland during the overnight hours impacting your wednesday morning commute so make sure to drive safely don't forget to turn on your low beams but better clearing by your wedn

well let's take a look at the radar for hurricane douglas and see where it is right now and you can see is just passing oahu right there heading toward. >>the island of kauai either the garden island in the wet asylum in the wind changed out lost a lot of us have a soft spot why i think we all do and certainly don't want to see that make a direct and we're talking landfall, we'll talk about the eye of the hurricane actually passing over land. that's why it's so important is because right around that eye you have the stronger storms strongest thunderstorms you get that moving on shore you can get the highest storm surge. >>and the heavy rain of course to go along with it now they are seeing the heavy rain we're going to see maybe 5 maybe 10 inches there might be some isolated places i in kauai where you can see as much as 15 inches of rain maybe the holly bay certainly a dangerous hurricane out there even though a category one hurricane warnings have been extended across the entire hawaiian island chain really the focus though is going to continue to make its way han lei and also a kauai

so mister douglas's up to around hawaii and also your extended right now check into the area traffic robin philipson thank you david is picking up around the bay area so we have more traffic out there heading into san francisco. >>yeah, this is the 6 o'clock hour rush and it's already stacked up beyond the ad overcrossing so much different and much heavier compared to the last hour right. the backup goes to about west graham slow from west grand right through the pay gates and up the incline after that it's going to thin out you get a break it's slow but it's not bad. this is considered a decent commute into san francisco. we've had some heavy traffic on 92 since the 4 o'clock hour. so yes, it's getting heavier leaving hayward but no big problems here your drive time for west 92 is still under 30 minutes a hot spot free just get out there a little early if you want to be on time we'll check more bridges coming up a little bit later party all right robin was demonstrations continue across the bay area and the country in support of black lives matter. >>one members of one group are put

>>that was julian martinez reporting the national hurricane center says the douglas is expected to be at or near hurricane strength as it approaches hawaii on sunday. >>tonight south palos carnival has been postponed until may or june of next year they hope because of covid the decision involves both the parade of the some schools send the street blocks that last year attracted about 15 million people during the 3 weeks that's according to the city's mayor. sao paulo reported more than 202,000 covid cases in more than 9,000 deaths yesterday. today the mayor said the city has seen an improvement in the fight against the pandemic but the fight is certainly not over yet. >>a new underwater hotel suite in europe is considered perfect for animal lovers, they get a good look there. belgians. perry dies the resort that is located that is now offering an underwater rule. >>you've heard about these perhaps so this is a new one. and it's called appropriately enough the walrus house because it has a pretty darned good view of the zoo's walrus tank. catherine you relax that way you know you're go

and this weekend watching out for douglas which per hour winds category 3 storm in the interim period, the day or mfy little bit but can see comes a category one by the time it may strike hawaii that again being sunday morning or so we don't know if that's all going hold together but becoming tropical storm as it paes by the isheavy wind and gns with douglas now becoming a tropical by the temperatuacross the state we've got the lower to go central valley, 66, san francisco, monterey 63. donna southern california, 69 l 75 for san diego. 4 zone forecast well looks like 66 pacific at 6564 half moon bay with upper 60's lower 70's covering the peninsula side 74 for to the south most readings in the 70's, however, 81 redwood city palo alto about 81 as well, mostly lower 80's for the south bay with morgan hill about 86 east bay shoreline to th mid 70's, we've got mid to upper 80's going on a tri valley these are areas that may t 90 c with a slight little uptick on temperatures 85 walnut creek 87 for concord meanwhile on the east bay shoreline berkeley checks in at 67 up to the north bay vala

this is mister douglas here the eye appears to be caving in a little bit but the radar echoes what we get is not that the rain is disappearing. it's going out of this. the range of the rate of the radar from up the wine islands, good news is though it's carrying away from the island chain there are still some squall lines leftover behind so heavy rains are still possible in some of the western islands. but just to give you an idea for tracking max winds last check and 90. the pressure at 9.87, which is when you get below 1000 not too bad as we go from west. it finally comes a tropical storm by tomorrow what looks like an holds together as a tropical entity, it looks like until the remainder of the week here becoming a tropical low as we get and to the end of the week, but no threat to land beyond this point which is good news, one '02 fresno 100 bakersfield, 100 sacramento to foreign law to get the beneficial effects that we're going to get from those onshore winds 66, san francisco, 67 moderate donna socal, 70 l a x and 80 san diego, even bigger at 74. so 66 going on for san francisc

now headed right for hawaiian meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez, this is a hurricane douglas right that's right catherine and right now it has sustained winds at 125 miles per hour. it is a category 3 hurricane. >>but watch as it weekends in the coming days this weekend. thanks to the cooler eastern pacific waters and drier conditions as well. it is expected to make landfall possibly right around saturday night through sunday morning could impact the big island of hawaii or possibly make landfall near maui and we are going to notice the heaviest rain along the northern and also eastern portions of those coast or we are expected to get high surf is well this weekend saturday into sunday and also possible blood mudslides as well because of the heavy rain upwards of 18 inches of rain could be possible in those areas and take a look at this storm as it inches closer towards the hawaiian islands very well defined eye right now textbook example because it is a category 3 storm but fortunately expected to weaken, but it could actually make landfall in hawaii as a weak hurricane or possible tropi

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so let's get right down to it in fact tracking hurricane douglas out there right now a major category 3 storm or storms churning throughout the eastern pacific 115 miles per hour sustained winds. but it is going to weaken as it approaches the hawaiian islands were you could either make landfall sunday as a low and hurricane or a possible tropical storm but there's already a hurricane watch mainly for the eastern coast of the hawaiian islands because of very gusty winds and also we are tracking the potential for upwards of 18 inches of rain or less throughout this storm this weekend and high surf as well mainly for the northern and eastern portions of the hawaiian islands so going to keep an eye on that and speaking of ai let's take a look at that hurricane eye right now as it churns throughout the eastern pacific. so still tracking very warm waters, but as it inches closer to the hawaiian islands and also the dryer atmosphere it is going to weaken significantly throughout tomorrow and also sunday before it makes landfall. but we are tracking tropical storm hanna right now the outer ba

90's and the board which i want to show you the 4 zone forecast a look at that extended and mister douglas near the hawaiian islands will see what's going on with him right up sounds good. thank you dave will to the north bay

and social change the artwork was made possible by organizations like future history now the banneker douglas museum and the maryland commission on african-american history and culture with this mural. >>we hope to involve the year and this pivotal moment in history in a very peaceful and actively want to get the wrong. it was designed by muralist jeff huntington in a way that the team of volunteers regardless of their art background could bring it to life. we're putting many small abstract pieces together to create one larger realistic peace with the end result being so big they say you'll be able to see it from outer space making its message hard to miss community members from annapolis to kentucky to germany to south africa. >>we all want an end to systemic racism and police brutality. >>that was sean streicher. bay area woman inspires others to saying in a virtual concert to help promote equality for everyone when we come back we're going to talk to her about that online event so stay tuned for that we also have a live look outside for you here are market are a camera where it looks beaut

douglas this looks so what for the wine on it's got to watch this a category 4 right now. but the good news is it's going to lose intensity before it gets there. by sunday. we're looking at a very early morning strike. late saturday early sunday as a cat one and then in its wake it becomes a tropical storm as it drifts off towards the west with all about so busy in the tropics course, this is the peak of hurricane season, 95 bakersfield 97 going on for fresno very warm in spots, 90 sacramento, but we're being shielded complements of our on-shore wind which has seen the 4 zone forecast 63 san francisco, 71 l a x 75 for san diego us check it out here for your t g i f 63 san francisco also daly city pacifica coming in at 62. meanwhile, the northern end of the peninsula along the bay side millbrae 6670 going on for burlingame down to the south forget the 80's it still 70's, 76 one on palo alto mountain dew, 73 redwood city at 75 for the south bay readings here a lot of 70's to be had morgan hill racing ahead of 87, 81 a los gatos 78 for help he does east bay shoreline look at

and we have more douglas thisgoing straight for hawaii last check it's a category 3 storm expected to but by the time he wine island you can see a lot of us winds are dying down category one becoming a tropical storm afterwards strike time on this again is going to be busy weekend. we've got 3 storms kind of looking out for air. we'll be over the weekend with all this is happening 94 fresno 92 bakersfield, central coast in the mid 60's, 69 l a x 75 for san diego. getting to and your 4 zone forecast 66 san francisco matching that g the coast. peninsula coast of 71 for millbrae burlingame about 74 r the bay side. 81 redwood city and palo alto mountain view with 76 we're going to stick with the lower to middle 80's to the south bay 86 for morgan hill, mid 70's along the east bay shoreline try via a tri valley in the mid to upper 80's, 85 wannacry katie not 87 rather conquered, we're avoiding the 90's today, 72 for oakland, and a pair of the north bay 64 chilly degrees 84 fairfield look at back only to 88 for santa rosa at about 84. we do have lots of 80's in our 7 day fothose creeping ba

meanwhile, the pacific douglas we're getting to the peak of hurricane season here. o category 3 now and max winds one 20 expected to intensify briefly but then lose its punch as it approaches the hawaiian islands you can see category one sunday will be the big day for those folks predawn probably and throughout the day on sunday and then becoming a storm. after it passes the islands again that's what the projections are now this can change will continue to show you that temperatures for the central valley today or in the mid-nineties own to lower 90's, 91 sacramento, reading up to95 66 san francisco down to socal 75. for a n diego in 69 meanwhile for l a x 4 zone forecast, 66 again, san francisco marina district about 62 66 da city with pacific about 65. and the peninsula and the northern and we're looking at upper 60's lower 70's happening headi down south even managing some lower 80's to palo alto in redwood city for example, the south bay pretty much lower 80's here, 86 for morgan hill, los gatos about 84 and keep it in the 70's. 4 mid 70's at that one the east b

apart, we've got another one to be concerned about this one headed toward the hawaiian islands, this is douglas out there right now and just making its way a little bit closer but here's the very latest tracking this the good news. the track originally possibly having a landfall on the big island, but now the track is moving a little further to the north watch right here sustained winds of 90 miles per hour may be weakening a little bit as it approaches the islands but still maintaining almost hurricane strength as we head through monday kind of strafing the islands they're going to see as much as 5 to 10 inches of rain and kawhi he could be the one most affected by that storm system right back to the bay area temperatures tomorrow around the bay area going to be running up in the 70's 80's inside the bay, some 50's 60's along the coastline, so some hot 90's inland going to start to cool things off a little bit running below average as we head toward the middle of the week then warming up again next weekend. >>thank you lawrence, a delivery driver says a woman would not allow him inside an apar

and social change the artwork was made possible by organizations like future history now the banneker douglas museum. >>and the maryland commission on african-american history and culture with this mural. >>we hope to involve the year and this pivotal moment in history in a very peaceful and actively want to get the wrong. it was designed by muralist jeff huntington in a way that the team of volunteers regardless of their art background could bring it to life. we're putting many small abstract pieces together to create one larger realistic peace with the end result being so big they say you'll be able to see it from outer space making its message hard to miss community members from annapolis to kentucky to germany to south africa. >>we all want an end to systemic racism and police brutality. >>that was sean streicher reporting. new this morning police have arrested a man for waving a loaded gun at the black lives matter mural site in downtown martinez. it's the same year-old that was vandalized painted over with black paint over the weekend in these pictures. our people restoring it. the man

people in hawaii are breathing a sigh of relief tonight after a close call with hurricane douglas, the storm briefly threaten the entire island chain. >>before the final hurricane warning and did this morning. it did create big waves for surfers. you know they love that as well as some strong winds bit of flooding for more on that system we welcome in our meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez close brace up yes, certainly very close said fortunately grant and katharine that flash flood watch for oahu and kauai was allowed to expire earlier this afternoon. >>the last of the watches and warnings after the first major hurricane in the eastern pacific impacted the northern and eastern shores of the hawaiian islands. so fortunately, tracking great weather out there, especially surfers. you know they're loving the high surf. no pun intended surface definitely up let's take a look at stormtracker 4 in the bay area we're noticing serve not going to be an issue here throughout the east bay shoreline and even along the bay, but today's daytime highs we were either at or slightly below normal, especial

meantime we take you to the hawaiian islands and there you go we've got another hurricane this one douglas that is about to make its way us kind of strafing the island's a lot of forecast originally had a possibly making landfall. here's the good news. it doesn't look like it's going to be a direct hit least not right now we've got sustained winds of 90 miles per hour making it a category one watch the track years gets a little bit closer the islands and gets very close close enough that we're talking about some heavy rain a time makes is honolulu, some of those winds may be near a category one strength. they're likely see 5 maybe 10 inches of rain across some of the mountain sections their hawaiian of course that likely to cause some flash flooding to to go along with some strong gusty winds from that storm system all right, let's get you back out toward the west coast and well we've got our typical weather is we've got that patchy fog that has now moved inside the bay looking from the berkeley hills, couple breaks in the clouds temperatures today. yeah, we have some 60's in the san franc

allright douglas now the pacific yeah, max winds at one 20 to category 3 is it too to inten bit over the next few hours but decrease in strength as it approaches the hawaiian islands now again the timing on this is gonna be busy weekend looks to be this weekend saturday sunday zone and it looks like a bee line right to the islands, but it's not necessarily in stone, so we'll see as we get little close to what happens good news is it the intensified, so it becomes a tropical storm by the time it reaches there for much of the central valley today. we got the lower to middle 90's going on so you have to really go far inland to get them 60's along the central coast, 69 l a x 75 for san diego checking out your 4 zone forecast today 66 san francisco along the coast were in the mid 60's for the most part with a 71 millbrae 74 burlingame on the bay side 81 palo alto in redwood city so at least the southern peninsula is reaching to some lower 80's as we see 80's to in the south bay, mostly in the lower to middle 80's a little morgan hill up there to about 86 back to the 70's along the east ba

and social change the artwork was made possible by organizations like future history now the banneker douglas museum. >>and the maryland commission on african-american history and culture with this mural. >>we hope to involve the year and this pivotal moment in history in a very peaceful and actively want to get the wrong. it was designed by muralist jeff huntington in a way that the team of volunteers regardless of their art background could bring it to life. we're putting many small abstract pieces together to create one larger realistic peace with the end result being so big they say you'll be able to see it from outer space making its message hard to miss community members from annapolis to kentucky to germany to south africa. >>we all want an end to systemic racism and police brutality. >>all right, let's switch gears now take a look outside and see how things are shaping up on this sunday night, the flag is fluttering in the breeze on the embarcadero in the city and in fact our chief meteorologist says winds want to be an issue tonight. lawrence yeah we're going with brown around the ba

meanwhile douglas in the pacific category 3 storm now however, it decreases in strength pretty quickly before. it may strike a why this not necessarily money in the bank but it looks like in the latest forecast models. it is a threat to hawai still and this takes us out to about saturday night early sunday morning, new models they continue to trend that northward and maybe bypass the island chain will see and then afterwards, becoming certainly a tropical storm in the wake of all of that alright high temperatures today, 97 fresno 95 bakersfield, 9 one sacramento. but all that warming going on but compliments of the onshore winds will keep temperatures down for us across the bay lower to middle 70's to be found in southern california along the coast. 4 zone forecast 63 san francisco, 63 daly city 62 pacifica half moon bay also at 62. got plenty of 60's on the bay side of the peninsula 74 burlingame down to the south. we got more 70's here 75 for redwood city palo alto 76 probably returning to some 80's by the time we get to maybe sunday in the south bay, mostly the 70's here, 87 morgan

atlantic right now showing signs that we are get ready for an active season, and you've got this one douglas out here category 2 hurricane right now sustained winds. >>of a 100 miles per hour now watch the track likely to push out in some cooler waters as it moves a little further to the north maybe becoming a category 3 and then approaching the hawaiian islands this weekend and there you go sunday may be weakening just just a strong tropical storm sustained winds of 70 miles per hour and maybe making landfall. now if you believe this model but still there's a lot of uncertainty in this forecast a long way to go before this weekend. now we take you out to the atlantic another a pending a dangerous storm system this a very tightly wound system right now sustained winds of 60 miles per hour. so only a tropical storm watch the track though as it makes its way in the caribbean and starts to intensify may be coming to category one likely to weaken a little bit getting some interference for some land masses as it moves across maybe barbados maybe grenada and then as you make your way back out to o

it happened on the anniversary of douglas is famous what to the slave is the 4th of july speech, the damage statue was located 50 feet from the pedestal. it comes as a number of confederate monuments have been removed across the united states. the woman caught on camera accusing a central park birdwatcher of threatening her. >>is now facing charges you may remember this cell phone video that spread across the country. >>manhattan's district attorney's now charging the woman in the video amy cooper for falsely reporting an incident in the 3rd degree that's the crime cooper is set to be arraigned in october. the attorneys also looking for others in the new york area who may have been the target of a false report. he wants him to contact his office and across the country at least 6 children were. >>killed by gun violence over the holiday weekend all of them under the age of 14 reporter nick valencia has their stories. >>7 year-old natalia wallace was playing with their cousins in the front yard for chicago area home and hoover alabama demarco geils junior had just finished second grade

people who live in hawaii are breathing a sigh of relief tonight after a close call with hurricane douglas. the storm briefly threaten the entire island chain before the final hurricane warning ended this morning. that decree big wave surfers love that strong winds and flooding for some for more on that system though we welcome in our meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez in you prepare for the worst hope for the best the best case scenario of recent yeah, all things considering right dreading catherine and it was primarily. >>impacting the northern and eastern shores, but fortunately, the flash flood watch for kauai and oahu was allowed to expire earlier this afternoon. >>calmer and drier weather and of course surfers loving the big waves because of all of that moisture out there throughout in the eastern pacific first major hurricane of this year. and i'm expecting a won't be the last one in fact the hawaiian islands because this hurricane season really is active compared to last year and stormtracker 4 out there right now in the bay area. we're noticing the return of karl, the fog or no sky j

now in the pacific actually have a category 4 hurricane now with mister douglas here. now the good news is even though it's pretty impressive right there in hawaii is right there. it will weaken over the period it looks like it's going over colder waters when it gets near hawaii, it's actually have favorable water conditions but it's actually have drier air around it so that more less tears away at a category one it looks like at the time it hits which will be saturday night sunday our time as a category one hurricane and you know if you remember this from yesterday, but it looks like it's tilting a little bit further to the north. these cones can do that so continue to watch this. and as it heads out to sea, it becomes a tropical storm in the wake of all of that but hope that that cone continues to tilt north across the state today 97 for fresno 95 bakersfield, 94, sacramento. we have those onshore winds today, you'll see cooler numbers even in the far east bay locations, 63 for san francisco, 61 moderate out of socal lower to middle 70's along the coast of 4 zone for

now we go to douglas now in the pacific max winds at last check at one 20 category 3 storm now. actually one d intensify as well, here's where the cone is boom puts us right there where the wine islands are for sunday as a category one, but still heavy rains are expected in locally heavy winds. then becoming a tropical storm as it traverses further. now you can see this cone is tilted a little bit to the north compared to where it was yesterday so hopefully that pattern will continue later forecast runs 97 going on for fresno today, 92 sacramento, 95 bakersfield. well in the bay area even our inland spots will make it that high because we have the shielding from those onshore winds lower 60's cover the central coast. 70's down to southern california. so for highs today in the 4 zone forecast 63 san francisco, 63 also daly city pacific about 62. bayside looking at the mid 60's, there down to the south we're into the 70's 76 for palo alto 75 redwood city, 73 mountain view. more 70's you can see in the south bay, 87 morgan hill so you get away from the santa clara valley, a little

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meanwhile, douglas. now this is a category now 3 storm, however, the good news about this is this is going to decrease in strength heading to hawaii. become a category one about landfall, which is projected to be perhaps very late on saturday. early morning sunday with all of this and then post all of that boom back to tropical storm strength. the other issue to him or if you remember the cone yesterday but it was a little bit further south so this trend keeps going maybe we keep this thing out to see hopefully that will happen later forecasts. highs today we got 97 going on for fresno 95 bakersfield, 92 sacramento, we're being insulated in shielded because of those onshore winds lower 60's going on for highs for the central coast meanwhile down to socal, 74 l a x 75 meanwhile, san diego, let's get you and your 4 zone forecast 63 san francisco. got also for daly city pacific about 62. we've got more 60's for the northern end of the peninsula burlingame matches at 70 and we've got 70's down south but forg

there's that means tropical storms in fact we've got a hurricane now brewing in the pacific this one douglas and it's on track to get near the hawaiian islands watching the very latest track as we take you through time possibly strengthen into a category 3 and then pushing the cooler waters begin to weaken as it approaches the hawaiian islands, but there you go. this is sunday 5 o'clock in the afternoon. possibly coming on shore near malley as a strong tropical storm as it moves through, but there's a long way to go between now and then that's not the only place out in the atlantic we've got things getting active there to this comes all of this is a very tightly wound small storm right now but could become very powerful right now sustained winds of 60 miles per hour making it tropical storm moving to the west at 12 miles per hour now watch this track in this work is dangerous possibly making his way in the caribbean. here we go may be making landfall near barbados maybe grenada and then pushing out in the open water there looks like it will weaken somewhat after pops the becoming a category

>>haider grand and catherine yeah we're tracking hurricane douglas out there right now and it's a major storm category 4 hurricane out there with sustained winds at 130 miles per hour. it is the first major hurricane in the eastern pacific of this year. but it is going to weaken in the coming days into this weekend as it inches closer to the hawaiian islands, thanks to the cold pacific ocean and also drier air mass but it could be a lower and hurricane or possibly a tropical storm as it makes landfall near the hawaiian islands of the big island and even the island of maui as well so it's mainly going to impact the northern and eastern coast up to 18 inches of rain could be expected with this storm and that could cause some devastating mudslides and also high surf and gusty winds as well certainly going to be a hurricane that we're going to watch in the coming days from the kron 4 weather center and you can see this satellite image of where it's currently churning out there in the pacific with that well defined eye with wind speed 130 miles per hour. but back on land and closer to home.

here is douglas, it's still hurricane at last check now just about exiting entirely hawaiian islands even the western chain, but we still have some squall lines left over and you see them at the cloud mass as well north of it, but still could be some heavier rains in its departure. category one storm still max winds at 90 and it looks like it's going to hold together enough to be a tropical system not just tomorrow, but it looks like into at least the middle of the weekend maybe perhaps by thursday or so still hangingn around as a tropical low, good thing is not threatening any land as it moves west, one '02 for high fresno bakersfield right at 199 sacramento, one '03 for reading 66 san francisco and 70 coming in for l a x amount front today, 66 in the 4 zone forecast, san francisco, mid 60's will cover along the coast. meanwhile on the bay side we're looking at upper 60's lower to middle 70's. let's get some 80's even in here down to redwood city in palo alto san carlos at 79 77 for mountain view and most of the south bay readings in the lower to middle 80's, 92, though morgan hill

this is the first major hurricane right now throughout the eastern pacific for 2020 tracking hurricane douglas right now it is a category 3 storm and you could see that well defined eye as it inches closer to the hawaiian islands with this latest storm track right now it is expected to weaken because of those cooler pacific ocean water temperatures in addition to that drier conditions as well right now it has sustained winds of 115 miles per hour and with this latest storm track it is expected to go over or near a wahoo and now we as it makes its way towards the hawaiian islands. this one could make landfall on sunday. so certainly going to keep an eye on that either going to be a low and hurricane or a tropical storm bill right now it has it has a low and hurricane according to this latest model run back to land and closer to home in the bay area drier and calmer conditions and also tracking a warm up mid 60's along the coast low 70's along the bay with mid 80's and low 90's inland above average highs for inland valleys all weekend long back to hugh grant and katharine. >>this guy says he was

this is what we have from mister douglas here looks like it's a pretty good i we have for just a category one storm. this is the wine islands you can see it looks like it just skirting here off to the west at about to exit the region. there is a category one, but it's pressure is down to 9.87, which is a a pretty good for just a category one. and it looks like it's going to hold together it in for much of the week ahead as a tropical system now because of tropical storm pretty quickly now even by later on this afternoon evening and that lingers as a tropical storm front looks like the remainder of the exiting as a tropical low going in the middle of nowhere that's where like a good place for it with all that temperatures today, 104 bakersfield one or 2 for fresno 99 for sacramento, 66 for san francisco 74 l a x and 80 meanwhile for san diego. 4 zone forecast 66 going on for san francisco, 65 daly city and pacifica also half moon bay, northern end of the peninsula about 70 or so millbrae and burlingame at 75. we'll get some lower 80's down here to palo alto in redwood city meanwhile in the

but they'll be all that moisture still to be had to deal with meanwhile the pacific there's douglas that's still see a aiming for hawaii now it's category 4 storm, good news is it loses a lot of punch before it gets there. it has some warm waters, it deals with that when it gets closer to hawaii. it has dry air around it which really choose into it so it becomes a category one at strike time which appears to be on sunday or so. the thing is that i don't if you notice this, but the kona start to tilt a little further north hopefully that trend will continue in later forecasts. tropical storm quickly thereafter were so heavy rains will be were the big threat with all of this. also locally winds. temperatures for highs today. we have the middle 90's going on for central alley. 92 up there to sacramento 98 for reading meanwhile, 63 san francisco, lower to middle 50's cover the southern california coast, 71 for big bear so get into your 4 zone forecast 63 san francisco also daly city pacific about 62. 60's line up the bay side of the peninsula 74 burlingame to the south we erased the 80's to 70

>>morris karl is tracking that storm yeah very active of course so we have douglas worry about last weekend of course hannah to but now here we go this storm system just beginning to put itself together has a long way to go so a lot of things are going to change in the track. earlier in the evening has changed and here's the very latest, you see making its way through the caribbean and on its way on the storm system sustained winds of 50 miles per hour moving to the northwest at 18 so it is moving fairly quickly likely to make its way across the dominican republic and haiti tomorrow causing some flooding there the near the bahamas and then as we get into saturday 08:00am in the morning. it is right off the coast near miami. a pretty strong tropical storm to sustained winds of 65 miles per hour. that's latest track the last track had it moving right over the spine of florida but watch what happens here. this possibly making landfall and then moving back out into the waters now should this begin to shift this track moved a little further to the east that's ok safe part of florida, the danger

>>but they've got to deal with this so we've got this first storm hurricane douglas now sustained winds of a 100 miles per hour making that a category 2 moving the west northwest at 17 miles per hour so moving at a fairly fast clip for hurricane watch the track here and here are the hawaiian islands there you go over the next few days and likely to intensify may be a major hurricane and then start to push into some cooler water and that's good news for why it looks like it may weaken just before possibly making landfall on the island, maybe i'm alley as we head towards sunday with sustained winds of 70 miles per hour going to keep a close eye on that over the next few days also another one we take you to the atlantic things starting to heat up now and going to get very active throughout the season right now we've got guns, although this is a tropical storm sustained winds of 60 miles per hour moving to the west at 12 miles per hour now watch this a very tightly wound storm as it begins to move in toward the caribbean and there you go possibly making landfall near category one strength g