National Weather Service

A heat advisory will be in effect from noon to 9 p.m. in areas of the Bay Area due to triple-digit temperatures.

Plan on a continued rise in temps for Monday with a Spare the Air alert issued as well for unhealthy for sensitive groups levels of ground level zone for the inland East Bay. NBC Bay Area meteorologist Vianey Arana has your microclimate forecast.

With the hot temperatures and holiday weekend, fire crews are preparing for what could be a busy Memorial Day. Rob Mayeda and Thom Jensen report. .

Triple-digit temperatures forecasted this weekend in parts of the Bay Area and they arrive as the fire season gets underway and as thousands head out to holiday destinations. Rob Mayeda and Thom Jensen report.

Plan on a continued rise in temps for Monday with a Spare the Air alert issued as well for unhealthy for sensitive groups levels. Meteorologist Rob Mayeda has the details in your Microclimate Forecast.

After patchy areas of low clouds, fog and mist clear we’ll see the beginning of a warming trend starting Sunday that could be breaking record highs by Memorial Day Monday. Meteorologist Rob Mayeda has the details in your Microclimate Forecast.

The National Weather Service is warning people to be cautious outdoors are temperatures are expected to reach higher than normal temperatures.

Meteorologist Kari Hall has an update on the seasonable temperatures but a warm-up is in the Microclimate Forecast.

The National Weather Service in Seattle says burning debris from a rocket lit up Pacific Northwest skies Thursday night

Chief Meteorologist Jeff Ranieri tracks the latest on a colder storm that even brings the chance for thunderstorms and small hail in your 7day Microclimate Forecast.

Parts of northern New England were waiting their turn to be pummeled by a heavy winter storm Tuesday, while residents of the New York City region were digging out from under piles of snow that shut down public transport, canceled flights, closed coronavirus vaccination sites and left at least seven people dead.

Evacuation orders and warnings have been issued in parts of the Bay Area as heavy rain threatens to unleash debris flows, especially in fire-scarred areas.

Rain pummeled the Santa Cruz Mountains Tuesday night and thousands were told to evacuate as the fear of debris flows and mudslides continues. Ian Cull reports.

Concerns about storm-triggered debris flows have prompted evacuation orders in parts of Santa Cruz and San Mateo counties. Marianne Favro reports.

Cal Fire has issued evacuation orders and warnings for some areas of the Santa Cruz Mountains due to the potential for debris flows with high winds and heavy rain in the forecast. Kari Hall and Kris Sanchez report.

Cal Fire has issued evacuation orders and warnings effective immediately for some areas of the Santa Cruz Mountains due to the potential for debris flows with high winds and heavy rain in the forecast. Kris Sanchez reports.

Thousands of residents are evacuated in the Santa Cruz mountains as the incoming rain on large areas that burned last summer is expected to cause flooding, debris flows and landslides. Jeff Ranieri and Ian Cull report.

Cal Fire has issued evacuation orders for some areas of Santa Cruz County due to the potential for debris flow with high winds and heavy rain in the forecast. Damian Trujillo reports.

Cal Fire has issued evacuation orders effective immediately for areas of Santa Cruz County due to the potential for debris flow with expected upcoming high winds and heavy rain. Bob Redell reports.