Triple-digit heat in Concord area keep crews on alert; residents seek ways to cool down
Sooji Nam reports on the heat wave hitting the inland East Bay on Thursday and how residents and fire crews are approaching it.
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Sooji Nam reports on the heat wave hitting the inland East Bay on Thursday and how residents and fire crews are approaching it.
Inland portions of the Bay Area were under a heat advisory Thursday morning, which has been extended into the weekend. Lauren Toms reports.
Large portions of the Bay Area and the Central Coast were under a heat advisory Thursday morning, which has been extended for what could be the hottest days of the year.
Following days of mostly mild summer temperatures in the Bay Area and Sacramento Valley, forecasters say temperatures this week will climb significantly, with the hottest day of the year possible on Thursday or Friday.
A brutal heat wave across the eastern United States trapped millions of people in sweltering air this week with record-high temperatures.
Bay Area communities away from the coast could see their first triple-digit high temperatures of the year on Friday, with hot weather expected in much of the region.
The National Weather Service is projecting an elevated wildfire risk through Saturday.
The National Weather Service has expanded a Heat Advisory set to take effect on Friday, as temperatures are expected to soar across the Bay Area.
The greater San Francisco Bay Area will see potentially record-breaking temperatures on Monday and Tuesday as the forecast calls for warm conditions and mostly clear, sunny skies, the National Weather Service said.
Researchers say human-caused climate change dealt people an average of nearly six weeks of extra extreme heat in 2024, while also fueling more destructive storms.
The blistering, record-setting heat that has lingered over the San Francisco Bay Area for the past week will start to loosen its grip Monday, with officials downgrading local Excessive Heat Warnings to Heat Advisories.
Jessica Burch has the forecast with details on what should be the final day of the Bay Area's ongoing heat wave.
Jessica Burch has the forecast with details on what should be the last day of the Bay Area's ongoing heat wave.
An incessant and dangerous heat wave blistering Northern California peaked Sunday with another round of record-breaking temperatures in the Bay Area and Sacramento Valley before gradual cooling begins.
Some people in Palo Alto finding ways to adapt, wearing summer sandals and sunglasses, pulling out an umbrella to shield themselves from the sun, and finding cool spaces.
The week-long heat wave has been great for businesses in coastal cities like Half Moon Bay, Sausalito and San Francisco.
An excessive heat warning has been extended for much of the Bay Area through Sunday, as a late heat wave sizzles the region for the sixth day in a row.
The 49ers along with their fans are going to be sweating it out in their red and gold for Sunday's game against the Cardinals, with temperatures expected to be in the 90s at kickoff at Levi's Stadium in Santa Clara.
The San Francisco 49ers, along with their fans, are preparing for what is expected to be the hottest gametime temperature in Levi's Stadium history as they face the Arizona Cardinals on Sunday. Kelsi Thorud reports.
The relentless heat wave baking the Bay Area and Northern California, originally expected to peak on Tuesday of this week, will last into the weekend, forecasters said Friday.
An excessive heat warning has been extended for much of the Bay Area into the weekend, as a late season heat wave continues to bring record-breaking temperatures to the region.
The excessive heat scorching the Bay Area will last longer than originally forecast, with dangerously hot weather and fire concerns persisting through the weekend.
While most of the Bay Area sweltered under record-setting heat, there were real concerns about the safety of vulnerable seniors who may not have air conditioning.
John Ramos reports on an East Bay Meals on Wheels volunteer providing food, comfort and wellness checks for Livermore seniors.
Jessica Burch on the current heat wave stretching into this weekend with above normal temperatures across the Bay Area.
