Watching a tropical storm

Well, looking up to the Bay Area sky today, you may have noticed some clouds kind of moving in kind of an interesting cloud pattern setting up all linked up with an overall change in the weather pattern. In fact, we're talking about to some tropical moisture working its way back into the region. Highs from this afternoon, some cool conditions coastside San Francisco 62 warmest locations inland close to 90 degrees out toward Concord and Antioch and there's San Jose in the upper seventies, 77 degrees. Now the changes are all linked up to this. This is tropical storm Alita and this is the forecast track as it moves up to the north. This is not expected to become a hurricane, but this will weaken along the path as it makes it kind of jogs up to the north and some of that moisture will impact the barrier forecast. So in general, Monday through Wednesday, we're gonna have more clouds out there, partly to mostly cloudy skies, the slight chance of a few showers here Monday and then later Tuesday and into Wednesday across the Bay Area. And with this instability that could lead to an isolated thunderstorm in the slight chance of some lightning out there. So it's kind of a general broad brush forecast in terms of Monday through Wednesday. We're probably just noticed the typical high clouds could feel a bit humid, a bit muggy out there and we'll have to keep an eye on the radar updates to see if these showers do would develop. It looks like the main action in terms of this, this tropical storm remains out in the pacific as you can see right now, but already the high clouds streaming into the Bay Area. There is some green showing up on the radar and the key concern is if we have an elevated up, if we have some thunderstorm out there with just just dry lightning and that could lead to with some fire starts. So right now, no red flag warning posted for us locally, but it's something we'll definitely have to keep an eye on for Monday, Tuesday and into Wednesday. So in addition to the fog out toward the coastline, we have the high clouds streaming into the Bay Area. Current numbers out there, you can see Livermore 79 Monterey 62 San Francisco has cooled off to 60 and Santa Rosa, the Sonoma County Airport reporting 73 degrees. Here's a live camera looking out toward the Golden Gate Bridge and we have the typical low clouds and fog out toward the gate right now. So once again, the fog will push back into the bay overnight. We'll bring in more clouds and the slight chance of a few sprinkles out there. Temperatures in the upper fifties to right around 60 degrees and once again for tomorrow could feel a bit humid, a bit muggy, not only for tomorrow, but in a Tuesday and into Wednesday is that tropical moisture moves in from the south. Here we go tomorrow morning. Lots of cloud cover by way. By the way, this is one forecast model. It's really hard to pinpoint the shower chances out there, but it definitely does bring in the cloud cover tomorrow morning. Then a sun cloud mix later in the day. You'll notice out toward the Sierra, we could have some showers and thunderstorms flaring up by Tuesday afternoon. This is Tuesday. Once again, it's not to show a lot of a shower coverage for us, but does not take much as we have that instability that could boost the shower potential across the region and that thunderstorm threat at least a slight chance over the next 2 to 3 days. So highest for tomorrow. Still warm inland, still in the upper eighties, close to 90 degrees. Oakland 71 Morgan Hill in the upper eighties in San Francisco, 68 degrees, some clouds in the morning, becoming partly sunny into the afternoon hours. We will warm things up on Tuesday, so it could feel a bit sticky out there as that moisture kind of remains in place. And once again, Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday will keep an eye. That's a slight chance of a shower. And then by Thursday, partly sunny skies, fair skies, looks like a quiet weather pattern, but still fairly warm inland for the upcoming weekend.