NorCal Heat Wave: Everything to know about the forecast, how to stay cool, fire danger

RIGHT NOW, THOUSANDS ARE OUT OF THEIR HOMES IN BUTTE COUNTY. THEY’RE WATCHING, WAITING AND HOPING FOR THE BEST. AS CREWS FIGHT TO GET A HANDLE ON A WILDFIRE. IT’S BEEN A LITTLE STRESSFUL, BUT, YOU KNOW, ONCE I. YOU KNOW, I KNOW THAT THE FIREFIGHTERS ARE GOING TO TAKE CARE OF US. IT HAS BEEN A LONG 24 HOURS FOR FAMILIES AND CREWS WHO ARE WORKING TO PROTECT HOMES. THANKS FOR JOINING US AT FOUR. I’M LISA GONZALES AND I’M TY STEELE, THE JOB FOR FIREFIGHTERS IS ALREADY CHALLENGING ENOUGH, AND THAT’S AND IT’S THAT MUCH MORE DIFFICULT RIGHT NOW BECAUSE OF WHERE WE ARE IN THE MIDDLE OF THIS HEAT WAVE. THE THOMPSON FIRE STARTED YESTERDAY NEAR CHEROKEE AND THOMPSON FLAT CEMETERY ROADS. CAL FIRE SAYS MORE THAN 3500 ACRES HAVE BURNED, SO FAR AT THE LATEST UPDATE. THAT’S UP ABOUT 500 ACRES SINCE THIS MORNING. NO CONTAINMENT RIGHT NOW. FOUR BUILDINGS HAVE BEEN DESTROYED, 12,000 ARE THREATENED, 28,000 PEOPLE HAVE BEEN EVACUATED. AND GOVERNOR NEWSOM HAS DECLARED A STATE OF EMERGENCY FOR THIS FIRE. HERE ARE SOME OF THE DAMAGE THAT’S BEEN LEFT BEHIND. A FEW STRUCTURES BURNED TO THE GROUND. THIS IS ALONG BESSIE LANE IN OROVILLE. WE ALSO SAW AIR TANKERS MAKING WATER DROPS IN THE VEGETATION, AND ONE OF THE AREAS OF CONCERN. AND YESTERDAY THE FIRE STARTED MOVING IN TWO DIFFERENT DIRECTIONS. OF COURSE, BOTH CONCERNING. BUT ONE OF THOSE MOVING CLOSER TO A DENSELY POPULATED AREA. WE TALKED WITH PEOPLE TODAY AND SOME DECIDED TO STAY, INCLUDING THE OWNERS OF A LOCAL MARKET. THEY LEFT YESTERDAY BUT OPENED UP THIS MORNING, SERVING MOSTLY FIRST RESPONDERS AND LOCALS. IT’S BEEN VERY HELPFUL TO BE ABLE TO COME OVER HERE AND JUST POP AND GRAB A COUPLE OF THINGS AND JUST SEE HOW OUR NEIGHBORS ARE DOING. WE DID HEAR A COUPLE OF NEIGHBORS LOST THEIR HOUSE, AND IT JUST OVERWHELMINGLY JUST, UM, BLESSED THAT WE WERE SAFE AND THAT THEY DID SUCH AN AMAZING JOB LAST NIGHT. IT’S INCREDIBLE. METEOROLOGIST HEATHER WALDMAN JOINS US WITH A CLOSER LOOK AT THIS FIRE. HEATHER. YEAH, AND OF COURSE, YOU MENTIONED THE HEAT THAT THE FIRE CREWS ARE DEALING WITH. THAT IS STILL A FACTOR TODAY. BUT THE WINDS, NOT QUITE AS MUCH. AND WE’RE ALSO SEEING A LOT LESS ACTIVITY WITH THE FIRE. HERE’S ONE WAY WE CAN LOOK AT THAT. I’VE CIRCLED THE AREA WHERE THE THOMPSON FIRE IS BURNING IN SOUTHEASTERN BUTTE COUNTY, RIGHT NEXT TO LAKE OROVILLE, AND NOTICE WHAT YOU DON’T SEE. YOU DON’T SEE THE SMOKE PLUME THAT WE HAD ON THE SATELLITE PICTURE YESTERDAY, A SIGN THAT, AGAIN, THE FIRE ACTIVITY IS FAR LESS TODAY COMPARED TO WHAT WE SAW AT THIS POINT YESTERDAY. THIN RED LINE HERE REPRESENTS THE FIRE’S PERIMETER. IT’S BURNING MOST ACTIVELY ON THE NORTH EDGE OF THE FIRE. BUT AS WE ZOOM IN A LITTLE CLOSER, YOU CAN SEE THERE WAS FIRE THAT CAME RIGHT UP ALONG THE OROVILLE SPILLWAY AND UP TO THE DAM ITSELF. WE’VE CHECKED IN WITH THE DEPARTMENT OF WATER RESOURCES. THEY SAY THERE WAS NO DAMAGE TO THE SPILLWAY AND NO DAMAGE TO THE DAM. DONE YESTERDAY EITHER. SO SOME GOOD NEWS. THERE AN AREA THAT FIRE CREWS WERE CONCERNED ABOUT YESTERDAY WAS HERE. THIS IS THE KELLY RIDGE SUBDIVISION. ACCORDING TO THE PERIMETER, IT HAS NOT REACHED THAT AREA AT THIS POINT. SO SOME GOOD NEWS THERE. WINDS RIGHT NOW COMING FROM NORTHWEST TO SOUTHEAST. SO PUSHING THE FIRE IN THAT DIRECTION. BUT AGAIN WE HAVE NOT SEEN NEW GROWTH THAT WAY. MOST OF THE REPORTED GROWTH IS HAPPENING ON THE NORTH SIDE OF THE FIRE, AWAY FROM MORE POPULATED AREAS AND IN A SPOT WHERE THERE’S PLENTY OF TERRAIN FOR THAT FIRE TO PRETTY EASILY CRAWL UP. SO THIS IS A LITTLE BIT MORE TERRAIN DRIVEN HERE THIS AFTERNOON. THERE IS STILL SOME SMOKE THAT WILL BE TRACKING THROUGH THIS EVENING, SO WE’LL KEEP AN EYE ON AIR QUALITY LATER IN THE SHOW. BACK TO YOU. ALL RIGHT. WE’LL CHECK BACK IN WITH YOU. HEATHER. CALFIRE SAYS 28,000 PEOPLE ARE UNDER EVACUATION ORDERS. THOSE AREAS ARE HIGHLIGHTED IN ORANGE ON THE MAP. THE AREAS IN YELLOW ARE EVACUATION WARNINGS THAT MEANS PEOPLE WHO LIVE IN THOSE AREAS SHOULD BE READY TO LEAVE IMMEDIATELY. THERE ARE TWO EVACUATION SHELTERS IN BUTTE COUNTY RIGHT NOW. THOSE ARE AT OROVILLE CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE AND THE BUTTE COUNTY FAIRGROUNDS IN GRIDLEY. THE SMALL ANIMAL SHELTER AT DEL ORO IS AT CAPACITY, BUT COUNTY LEADERS ARE WORKING TO FIND ANOTHER FACILITY. THE LARGE ANIMAL SHELTER AT CAMELOT EQUESTRIAN PARK IN OROVILLE IS OPEN. THE RED CROSS IS HELPING EVACUEES NUMBER ONE, IT’S AN OPPORTUNITY FOR FOLKS TO COME INSIDE, OUT OF THE HEAT AND OUT OF THE WIND AND EXHALE FOR A SECOND, RIGHT? GET SOME REST WHILE THEY’RE HERE. AS WE ALWAYS DO DURING A DISASTER RESPONSE. THEY’RE BEING FED MEALS THROUGHOUT THE DAY. SNACKS, WATER, ETC. AND WE HAVE VOLUNTEERS ON SITE ALONG WITH OUR COUNTY PARTNERS JUST TO MAKE SURE EVERYBODY’S OKAY OR THEY JUST HAVE CONVERSATIONS WITH THEM, ANSWER ANY QUESTIONS THEY MAY HAVE ABOUT THE FIRE THAT WE CAN PROVIDE, AND ANSWER ANY QUESTIONS ABOUT, YOU KNOW, WHAT’S NEXT. THAT’S ALWAYS ON THEIR MINDS OR ALL THE TIME THEY’RE IN THE SHELTERS IS WHAT’S GOING TO HAPPEN NEXT. AND WE’RE HERE TO HELP THEM. FOR AS LONG AS THEY’RE NEEDED. THERE’S JUST A LOT OF UNCERTAINTY. STAFF SAYS IF YOU DON’T KNOW WHERE TO GO, YOU CAN GOOGLE RED CROSS SHELTERS AND THERE WILL BE A MAP WITH THE NEAREST LOCATIONS. BUTTE COUNTY IS GIVING OUT FREE N-95 MASKS TO DEAL WITH SMOKE AND POOR AIR QUALITY. PEOPLE CAN PICK UP THEIR MASKS AT TWO PLACES IN OROVILLE. THE DEPARTMENT OF EMPLOYMENT AND SOCIAL SERVICES ON TABLE MOUNTAIN ROAD AND THE OROVILLE PUBLIC SAFETY FACILITY ON LINCOLN STREET. THE MASKS WILL BE AVAILABLE IN THE LOBBY WHILE SUPPLIES LAST, AND THE FIRE IS IMPACTING 4TH OF JULY FESTIVITIES IN OROVILLE. THE CITY’S FIREWORKS SHOW IS NOW CANCELED TOMORROW, CALIFORNIA STATE PARK RANGERS SAY THEY AND PARTNER AGENCIES HAVE A LOT OF STAFF RESPONDING TO THIS FIRE, AND THEY ARE WORKING TO PROTECT THE COMMUNITY. ALL THE LAKE OROVILLE STATE RECREATION AREA IS CLOSED TO ALLOW STAFF TO FOCUS ON THE FIRE. THE PARKS ARE EXPECTED TO REMAIN CLOSED AT LEAST UNTIL FRIDAY. WE’RE FOLLOWING BREAKING NEWS IN ELK GROVE RIGHT NOW. COSUMNES FIRE IS RESPONDING TO A VEGETATION FIRE ON CALVINE ROAD EAST OF BADER ROAD. HERE’S A LIVE LOOK AT THAT SMOKE PLUME FROM OUR SACRAMENTO SKY CAMERA. MULTIPLE RESOURCES HAVE BEEN DISPATCHED TO FIGHT THIS FIRE. WE’VE GOT A CREW ON THE WAY AS WELL TO THE SCENE. WE’LL BRING YOU UPDATES AS SOON AS OUR CREWS GET THERE. WE GET MORE INFORMATION NOW. FIRE CREWS ARE DEALING WITH ANOTHER DAY OF THIS INTENSE HEAT. A FOURTH DAY IN A ROW OF TRIPLE DIGITS IN THE VALLEY. AND HERE’S A LIVE LOOK FROM OUR FAIRFIELD WEST SACRAMENTO, SACRAMENTO AND STOCKTON SKY CAMERAS. METEOROLOGIST HEATHER WALDMAN IS LOOKING AT OUR TEMPERATURES WHERE WE’RE AT RIGHT NOW. YEAH, THEY’RE RUNNING A LITTLE HIGHER TODAY COMPARED TO YESTERDAY. LOOK AT YUBA CITY 109 104 IS THE NUMBER AT EXECUTIVE AIRPORT. AND WE DO KNOW THAT THAT TENDS TO RUN A LITTLE BIT LOWER THAN THE GAUGE. WE WATCH IN DOWNTOWN SACRAMENTO. 104 TO 105 IN STOCKTON, ALSO 105 IN FAIRFIELD. SO YEP, WE’VE STILL GOT THE OFFSHORE BREEZE IN MOST PLACES, BUT A LITTLE CHANGE COMING UP THIS EVENING. MODELS SHOWING A LITTLE PUSH INLAND WITH THAT DELTA BREEZE. IT IS NOT GOING TO HAVE REFRESHING AIR WITH IT BY ANY MEANS. BUT WHAT THIS WILL DO IS HELP TO DROP MORNING TEMPERATURES BY MAYBE FIVE DEGREES OR SO. SO INSTEAD OF MID 70S TOMORROW MORNING IN SACRAMENTO, WE’LL START OFF CLOSER TO 70 DEGREES. I KNOW IT’S NOT A BIG DIFFERENCE, BUT WE’LL TAKE WHAT WE CAN GET IN THIS HEAT. RIGHT. WE WILL BE IN THE MID 90S BY 11:00 TOMORROW MORNING. AND FOR YOUR INDEPENDENCE DAY FESTIVITIES, PLAN ON A HOT AFTERNOON AND EVENING TEMPERATURES AROUND FIREWORKS. TIME WILL LIKELY STILL BE CLOSE TO 90 DEGREES. I’LL HAVE A CLOSER LOOK AT THAT FOR A FEW OTHER SPOTS IN NORTHERN CALIFORNIA, ALONG WITH THE SEVEN DAY FORECAST. IN A FEW MINUTES, ALL RIGHT, WITH THESE TRIPLE DIGIT TEMPERATURES, NOW IS THE TIME TO CHECK IN ON YOUR FAMILY, FRIENDS AND NEIGHBORS WHO MAY NEED A LITTLE EXTRA HELP, WHETHER IT BE FOOD, WATER, OR MAYBE JUST A COOL PLACE TO GET SOME RELIEF. KCRA 3’S BRITTANY HOPE IS LIVE AT THE NORTH, A EMERGENCY SHELTER. IT’S ONE OF THE MANY COOLING CENTERS SET UP IN SACRAMENTO COUNTY. BRITTANY. HOW LATE IS THIS CENTER OPEN TONIGHT? YEAH. SO THIS SPECIFIC CENTER OPENS AT ONE IN THE AFTERNOON AND STAYS OPEN TILL 10:00 AT NIGHT THROUGH SUNDAY, JULY 7TH. I CAN TELL YOU, JUST WALKING FROM THE CAR IN HERE, IT IS SUCH RELIEF FEELING THAT AIR CONDITIONING. AND ON THE TABLE TOO. THEY HAVE SOME BOOKS FOR FOLKS AND WATER BOTTLES COOLING TOWELS, LIQUID I.V. ANYTHING YOU WOULD NEED IF YOU NEED TO STAY HYDRATED AND GET OUT OF THE HEAT. NOW WHEN WE COVER THIS EXTREME HEAT, WE KNOW YOUNGER KIDS AND SENIORS CAN BE MORE VULNERABLE. WE DID FOLLOW ALONG TODAY AS MEALS ON WHEELS WENT ACROSS SACRAMENTO COUNTY WITH FANS, WATER, AND FOOD, WHILE CHECKING IN ON SOME OF THEIR ELDERLY RECIPIENTS, MAKING SURE THEY’RE FED, COOL AND CARED FOR. MEALS ON WHEELS DOES DAILY DELIVERIES TO SENIORS WHO ARE BEDRIDDEN, HAVE MOBILITY ISSUES, OR ARE ALONE, AND NEED SOMEONE TO MAKE SURE THEY’RE OKAY. THEY ALSO DO WEEKLY DELIVERIES TO FOLKS LIKE GARY C SMITH. HE TELLS ME HE STARTED WITH THE PROGRAM BACK IN 2021, AFTER HE HAD HIS LEFT FOOT AMPUTATED AND NEEDED SOME EXTRA HELP GETTING MEALS ON THE TABLE. WELL, I ALWAYS WALK OUT TO THE TRUCK WHEN AMELIA PULLS UP AND SHE WON’T LET ME CARRY THE BOXES. SHE DOESN’T WANT ME TO TRIP AND FALL AND SHE PUTS THEM ON THE BENCH. AND THEN I PUT THEM IN. BUT WE ALWAYS HAVE A NICE LITTLE TALK AND SO SHE CAN ASSESS ME THEN. AND I AM GRATEFUL FOR IT. IF YOU OR A LOVED ONE WHO’S A SENIOR ARE IN NEED OF THESE FREE MEALS DELIVERED TO YOUR HOME, YOU CAN CALL MEALS ON WHEELS THAT NUMBER IS AT THE BOTTOM OF YOUR SCREEN RIGHT NOW. AND HEY, IF YOU HAVE SOME EXTRA TIME TO SPARE, THEY SAY THEY NEED MORE VOLUNTEERS IN THE SUMMER. A LOT OF PEOPLE ARE GOING OUT OF TOWN WITH FAMILY, BUT THEY STILL NEED HELP, RIGHT? IT’S REALLY HOT AND THERE’S A LOT OF SENIORS WHO NEED HELP. SO YOU CAN ALSO CALL THAT NUMBER IF YOU’RE ABLE TO VOLUNTEER. WE’RE LIVE IN SACRAMENTO. BRITTANY HOPE, KCRA THREE NEWS AND BRITTANY BRITTANY, WHAT IF A SENIOR NEEDS TO GET TO A COOLING CENTER LIKE THE ONE THAT YOU’RE AT RIGHT NOW? WHAT SHOULD THEY DO? YES, A REALLY AWESOME RESOURCE IS SAC TT. IT’S OFFERING FREE RIDES TO AND FROM COOLING SHELTERS LIKE THIS WHERE YOU CAN GET WATER, GRANOLA BARS, SNACKS, WHATEVER YOU NEED. SO YES, SAC TT IS A WONDERFUL FREE RESOURCE FOR EVERYONE WHO NEEDS A COOLING CENTER TODAY. MEALS ON WHEELS WAS ALSO PASSING OUT SOME INFO ON THAT FOR FOLKS WHO MAY NEED IT. THAT’S SO GREAT WHAT THEY’RE DOING! BRITTANY. THANK YOU SO MUCH. NOW MANY COUNTIES HAVE COOLING CENTERS OPEN THIS WEEK. THEY PROVIDE WATER PLACES TO CHARGE YOUR DEVICES, SOME SNACKS SOMETIMES SOME OF THEM EVEN ALLOW PETS. THE CENTERS ARE OPEN DURING THE HOTTEST PART OF THE DAY. THEY’RE OPEN TO ANYONE. WE’VE GOT A LIST OF T

Northern California forecast and heat wave: What to know about fire danger, outages, how to stay cool

Updated: 5:02 PM PDT Jul 3, 2024

Meteorologist/Climate Reporter

As several wildfires continue to burn in Northern California, the chances for more wildfires starting remain high on Wednesday as a heat wave continues. KCRA 3 called Wednesday an Alert Day because of both the dangerous heat that could lead to health issues and the high fire risk. Alert Days will continue through Sunday.Here is what to know about the day’s developments. Pacific Gas & Electric Co. expects to restore power to Northern California customers by Wednesday after initiating public safety shutoffs. PG&E said as of 8 a.m. Wednesday that about 2,200 customers are still without power, not including customers de-energized for firefighter safety in the Thompson Fire in Butte County.As of Wednesday afternoon, several fires continue to burn across the region.Evacuations remain near Oroville in Butte County for the Thompson Fire and south of Placerville for the Moccasin Fire burning in El Dorado County. Progress appears to have been made against the Moccasin Fire, as the number of acres burned has not changed since Tuesday. Some evacuation orders for the Thompson Fire were reduced to warnings. More Thompson Fire impacts: Oroville’s Fourth of July celebration with fireworks has been canceled and the city banned safe-and-sane fireworks. KCRA 3 saw at least one home that survived while others burned because of a unique system that watered its roof. Butte County native Aaron Rodgers teamed up with the North Valley Community Foundation to donate $100,000 to fire evacuees. New fires on Wednesday include one near Antelope in Placer County that led to an evacuation warning and the Calvine Fire burning in Elk Grove. Later, the Grubbs Fire in Palermo and the Adams Fire in Lake County both prompted evacuation orders. Meteorologist Tamara Berg said air quality could be a concern depending on how close you are to wildfires. You can check the air quality here. Some cooling centers across the region have extended their hours through Tuesday.What’s the weather outlook?Temperatures in downtown Sacramento reached 106 degrees on Tuesday. On Wednesday, that temperature is likely to reach 110 degrees. The record high for this time of year is 111, while the average for this time of year is 93 degrees. Meteorologist Heather Waldman said the north wind is backing off quickly Wednesday afternoon and there will be a subtle breeze in the evening to make Sacramento less uncomfortable. Fourth of July forecastThe Fourth of July holiday will heat up fast. Expect 90 degrees by 10 a.m. Afternoon highs will range between 104 and 109 degrees. Temps will be around 90 degrees as fireworks start in the Valley. Friday and Saturday will be slightly hotter, around 110-112 on Saturday. Next week will stay hot but it will be less intense. The region is looking at highs in the 101-104 range starting Monday. KCRA 3’s weather team is calling for Alert Days through Sunday and Impact Days on Monday and Tuesday. Read more from Tamara Berg about why this heat wave is happening Read more as Heather Waldman looks back at Northern California’s longest heat wave.What to know about the red flag warning. The National Weather Service issued a red flag warning that will be in effect through 8 p.m. on Wednesday. The agency issues those warnings when conditions make it likely for a wildfire to burn and spread.Read more about why north winds are dangerous during wildfire seasons here See our Fire Threat Index below. | MORE | A 2024 guide for how to prepare for wildfires in CaliforniaHere are more resources for the heat waveFind a list of cooling centers here.Here is where to find public pools to cool off.Want to visit a water park? Here’s a list of locations.Here’s how to know the differences between sunburns, heat cramps, heat exhaustion and heatstroke.How to keep your pets safe amid hot summer temperaturesHere are key websites that are important for all Californians during wildfire season. Cal Fire wildfire incidents: Cal Fire tracks its wildfire incidents here. You can sign up to receive text messages for Cal Fire updates on wildfires happening near your ZIP code here. Wildfires on federal land: Federal wildfire incidents are tracked here.Preparing for power outages: Ready.gov explains how to prepare for a power outage and what to do when returning from one here. Here is how to track and report PG&E power outages.Keeping informed when you’ve lost power and cellphone service: How to find a National Weather Service radio station near you.Be prepared for road closures: Download Caltrans’ QuickMap app or check the latest QuickMap road conditions here.REAL-TIME TRAFFIC MAPClick here to see our interactive traffic map.TRACK INTERACTIVE, DOPPLER RADARClick here to see our interactive radar.DOWNLOAD OUR APP FOR THE LATESTHere is where you can download our app.Follow our KCRA weather team on social mediaMeteorologist Tamara Berg on Facebook and X.Meteorologist Dirk Verdoorn on FacebookMeteorologist/Climate Reporter Heather Waldman on Facebook and X.Meteorologist Kelly Curran on X.Watch our forecasts on TV or onlineHere’s where to find our latest video forecast. You can also watch a livestream of our latest newscast here. The banner on our website turns red when we’re live.We’re also streaming on the Very Local app for Roku, Apple TV or Amazon Fire TV.

As several wildfires continue to burn in Northern California, the chances for more wildfires starting remain high on Wednesday as a heat wave continues.

KCRA 3 called Wednesday an Alert Day because of both the dangerous heat that could lead to health issues and the high fire risk. Alert Days will continue through Sunday.

Here is what to know about the day’s developments.

As of Wednesday afternoon, several fires continue to burn across the region.

What’s the weather outlook?

Temperatures in downtown Sacramento reached 106 degrees on Tuesday. On Wednesday, that temperature is likely to reach 110 degrees. The record high for this time of year is 111, while the average for this time of year is 93 degrees.

Meteorologist Heather Waldman said the north wind is backing off quickly Wednesday afternoon and there will be a subtle breeze in the evening to make Sacramento less uncomfortable.

Fourth of July forecast

The Fourth of July holiday will heat up fast. Expect 90 degrees by 10 a.m. Afternoon highs will range between 104 and 109 degrees. Temps will be around 90 degrees as fireworks start in the Valley.

Friday and Saturday will be slightly hotter, around 110-112 on Saturday.

Next week will stay hot but it will be less intense. The region is looking at highs in the 101-104 range starting Monday.

KCRA 3’s weather team is calling for Alert Days through Sunday and Impact Days on Monday and Tuesday.

What to know about the red flag warning.

The National Weather Service issued a red flag warning that will be in effect through 8 p.m. on Wednesday. The agency issues those warnings when conditions make it likely for a wildfire to burn and spread.

See our Fire Threat Index below.

| MORE | A 2024 guide for how to prepare for wildfires in California

Here are more resources for the heat wave

Here are key websites that are important for all Californians during wildfire season.

REAL-TIME TRAFFIC MAP

Click here to see our interactive traffic map.

TRACK INTERACTIVE, DOPPLER RADAR

Click here to see our interactive radar.

DOWNLOAD OUR APP FOR THE LATEST

Here is where you can download our app.

Follow our KCRA weather team on social media

• Meteorologist Tamara Berg on Facebook and X.
• Meteorologist Dirk Verdoorn on Facebook
• Meteorologist/Climate Reporter Heather Waldman on Facebook and X.
• Meteorologist Kelly Curran on X.

Watch our forecasts on TV or online

Here’s where to find our latest video forecast. You can also watch a livestream of our latest newscast here. The banner on our website turns red when we’re live.

We’re also streaming on the Very Local app for Roku, Apple TV or Amazon Fire TV.