San Francisco

Your Friday forecast features slightly cooler temperatures.  The morning fog near the bay will eventually retreat to the coast.  Highs should range from the low 60s near the shoreline to the upper 80s inland. Temperatures will rebound this weekend.  Moisture will move into the area from the south.  The monsoonal flow will lead to humid conditions and instability that could trigger dry thunderstorms (fire danger concerns Sun - Mon).

A Coastal Flood Advisory is in effect for minor high tide flooding. This advisory is thru NEXT Thusday. A Beach Hazards Statement remains strictly active through Friday 5 PM. Stay off jetties and never turn your back on the ocean. High pressur building into the Desert Southwest, compressing our natural marine layer The Coast: Kept chilly in the 60s under persistent marine cloud blocks. Around the Bays: Comfortable and breezy with highs in the 60s to 70s. Inland Valleys: Warming rapidly into the 80s to mid-90s. I am forecasting 100 degrees from Discovery Bay and Brentwood to Fairfield on Monday. Expect 90s Inland for two weeks. Interior Hotspots: The absolute warmest interior locations of Monterey and San Benito counties have a greater than 60% probability of cracking 100°F Nightly Inversion: While lower elevations drop into the cool 50s overnight, the building ridge will trap heat in our higher elevations and mountain peaks, keeping thermal hillsides stuck in the warm 60s and low 70s.

KTVU meteorologist Roberta Gonzales breaks down how likely El Niño is to develop soon and what it could mean for the Bay Area.

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Concord Night Market returns Friday, July 10 to the heart of Downtown Concord at Todos Santos Plaza. Event is from 5:00 PM – 7:00 PM, will feature live music, performances, and local food vendors.

Warming Trend: Highs rise Thursday into the weekend, reaching 80s - 90s inland, up to 100°F+ in hot spots well into the Interior Valleys, and 60s - 70s at the coast. Hottest days will be Saturday, Monday and Tuesday. Once temps soar, it will remain above average for 15 days! Beach Hazards Statement: In effect through Friday 5PM. A long-period southwest swell creates a high risk of dangerous sneaker waves and strong rip currents. Stay off rocks and jetties and never turn your back on the ocean. Coastal Flood Advisory: Up to 1.7 feet of minor tidal inundation is possible in low-lying shoreline areas. Advisoryis in effect from tomorrow (Thursday for 1 full week!) Storm & Fire Risk: Monsoonal moisture brings a chance of dry thunderstorms and elevated fire danger Sunday through early next week.

Tilly Norwood, an ai-generated “actress” is about to headline a feature film, and it’s reigniting one of Hollywood’s biggest battles. Supporters say it’s the future of filmmaking, while critics warn it’s another step toward replacing human creativity and exploiting artists’ work without consent. Leeza Garber, a cybersecurity and privacy attorney, gives insight.

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Brothers Josh and Aaron Leavy have a beer with Sal as they talk about their brand new location at Mission Bay. 

DA Brooke Jenkins discusses her priorities as she enters her fifth year in office. 

14-year-old Jenny Lin was a talented musician, killed in her Castro Valley home in 1994. Her parents, John and Mei-Lian Lin are carrying on her legacy, with a youth music program, leading to a free concert at Hayward's Chabot College. 

Enjoy tonight's cool air, because the warmer weather back tomorrow. For Wednesday: The Desert Southwest ridge is shifting directly over Southern California, compressing our natural marine layer down to a shallow 1,000 feet. Thursday & Friday Peak: Temperatures will jump 4 to 5 degrees. The Coast & Bayshore: Shielded by the ocean, holding comfortably in the 60s and 70s. Interior Bay Area: Baking in the mid-to-upper 80s, with far North Bay and East Bay valleys pushing into the 90s. Interior Central Coast: Extreme heat will hit the valleys of southern Monterey and San Benito counties, with temperatures cracking the triple-digits at 100°F to 104°F A Beach Hazards warning is locked in today through Friday.This long-interval swell creates an exceptionally high risk for deadly sneaker waves and dangerous rip currents Sneaker waves strike without warning during peaceful lulls, surging dozens of feet up dry sand to sweep beachgoers into the freezing surf. Never turn your back on the ocean! 

This week NATO allies are expected to discuss Trump’s demand that members increase their defense spending, the organization’s support for Ukraine against Russia, and the U.S. war with Iran. Todd Belt, director of the political management program a George Washington University, gives insight.