More weekend failures in northern California

Unleash these conditions. Kelly. Yes, we expect very gusty northern winds through the valley and the delta today. A red flag warning is in place. Not only are we going to have these winds in the northern burst, but we will also have very low humidity. Now, all that is said, the temperatures today will be fantastic. In fact, below normal for many places, then closer to normal tomorrow. Warm temperatures are on the way while we head for next week. Right now, we have a few clouds, especially towards Truckee and Quincy. Those who work slowly in the East. But we will see a few clouds from time to time in the Sierra. The rest of us, mainly looking at a clear sky, Sacramento and Stockton are both at 56 degrees. We are still in the 1940s superior to Placeville and Truckee. You now come to 39 degrees. So let’s talk about these winds. Yuba City North Winds 15 MPH. These are the sustained speeds, not gusts. We see a northwest wind in the Modesto region, also about 15 mph. These winds will collect even more, especially since we enter these evening hours. Now, if you are heading for the Midtown farmer market this morning, it looks good for that. Lots of sun. 67 degrees at 10 a.m., 75 degrees at noon. We are going to talk about the summits of the afternoon, the neighborhood by neighborhood, to come in about ten minutes. Thank you very much, Kelly. And this impact time shows dry winds increasing the risk of fast -spread fire through northern California. Here is a live look in Sacramento, Stockton and Rancho Cordova under a red flag warning starting this morning until Sunday. And the crews knocked out a grass and brush the fire in our region yesterday. This occurs in Sacramento along Pine Ridge Road. He blackened an acre. Another fire along the river in West Sacramento. Carbonization of dry grass and put a lot of smoke. In the county of Nevada, the crews quickly extinguished a fire of five acres near Serendipity Lane in the Pine Grove reservoir. Fire risks pose a big risk this weekend. The PGE closes electricity in certain regions, and some people wake up without lights this morning, and other stops are likely. This is a live overview of the current PGE breakdown card. The area is marked in a pink triangle, is without electricity at the moment. The first round of stops started on Thursday and was planned today. PGE also announces a second stoppart that could last until tomorrow evening. For certain areas. The areas that could be affected by stops include parts of Colusa, San Joaquin, Stanislaus and Sutter Counties, with all these PGE breakdowns, we want to make sure you have all the information you need in one place. Just scan the QR code on your screen. It will take you right to our KCRA Three website, where you can see if your neighborhood is assigned to our interactive map.