in the northern hemisphere no one is colder than we are and in the southern hemisphere it's top 5.southern hemisphere. and this is summer camp? >> we huddled together like penguins, ha ha. ha ha. >> exactly. >> yeah, there was lap sitting going on, more sipping. the kids get their sweatshirts. >> cameras at camp key toe van aren't sweating the small stuff, they aren't sweating at all. santa rosa down 10 to 14. people with green thumbs inland and on the coast have to cover up with gloves. summer crops are hard to find. >> people ask me like 30 times the market if i have tomatoes and no, i don't have them yet. >> and the dirty girl produce doesn't have stuff she wouldn't normally have. >> we're growing a lot of winter stuff. usually in this time of year, july, we don't have brock lease and cab beiges and lettuces. this is the time of year we start having beans no, beans. >> no beans here, but halibut and beer can chicken. this is the way you dress for a san francisco summer barbecue and now the rest have the pay area welcome to our world. in san francisco, mike sugerman, cbs5. >>> ma

san francisco is the coldest big city in the northern hemisphere. in the northern hemisphere! no one is colder than we are. and in the southern hemisphere, we're top 5. it's winter in the southern hemisphere. [ yelling ] >> reporter: and this is summer camp? >> we huddle together like penguins, like ha ha! there is more singing going on and the kids get sweatshirts. >> reporter: campers in the east bay aren't sweating the small stuff. they aren't sweating at all. san jose's 14 degrees below normal. santa rosa down 10 to 14. people are green thumbs inland and on the coast have to cover them with gloves. summer crops hard to find. >> people ask me 30 times if i have tomatoes yet. i don't have them yet. >> reporter: stella schlesinger has stuff she wouldn't normally have. >> we are growing a lot of winter stuff. usually we don't have broccoli and cabbage and lettuces. this is the time of year we start having beans. we didn't have beans. >> reporter: i got no beans at the moment. but you know, if you can't grow tomatoes, a lot of people i talked to can't grow them. even the produce

no one is colder than we are in the northern hemisphere. in the southern hemisphere we're top 5.ter in the southern hemisphere. and this is summer camp? >> we huddle together like penguins. there is more singing and counselors are giving kids their sweatshirts. >> reporter: the campers in the east bay aren't sweating the small stuff. they aren't sweating at all. san jose, 14 degrees below normal. santa rosa down 10 to 14. people are green thumbs inland and on the coast have to cover them with gloves. summer crops hard to find. >> people ask me like 30 times at market if i have tomatoes yet. i don't have them yet. >> reporter: stella of dirty girls produce does have stuff, though, she wouldn't normally have this time of year. >> we are growing a lot of winter stuff. usually this time of year in july we didn't have this kind of stuff like broccoli, cabbage, lettuce. this is the team of year we start having beans. we don't have beans. >> reporter: in san francisco, mike sugerman, cbs 5. >>> and compare that to the rest of the country as mike did where the humidity made it feel more

in the northern hemisphere no one is colder than we are. in the southern hemisphere we're top 5. it's winter in the southern hemisphere. and this is summer camp? >> we huddle together like penguins! there is more singing going on and the kids get their sweatshirts. >> reporter: campers in the east bay aren't sweating the small stuff. they aren't sweating at all. san jose is 14 degrees below normal. santa rosa down 10 to 14. people with green thumbs have to cover them with gloves. summer crops hard to find. >> people ask me 30 times at the market if i have tomatoes yet. i don't have them yet. >> reporter: stella of dirty girl produce does have stuff, though. she wouldn't normally have this stuff this time of year. >> we are growing a lot of winter stuff, usually this time of year in july we don't have this kind of stuff, like broccolis and cabbages and lettuces. this is the time of year we start having our beans. we didn't have beans. >> reporter: no beans here, but the -- i guess the halibut is about to get turned over and it's good golden brown on the chicken and for those you i

that's because of very high diffusion they will quickly spread around the atmosphere of the northern hemisphere and stay there for up to several years because of that temperature abnormalities can continue for several years what kind of went to expect a record breaking hot summer shuffle both effect. many say that after this record breaking heat will see record breaking cold but i don't think. you see is that wash russia because if these are normal temperatures like have heated up as did the ground this war will slowly be passed into the atmosphere you know right now we're slowly going into the cooling down phase here in russia but because the country's ground and waters absorbed so much warmth it will be a long process of giving it back i assume it will take a while. i don't think we should expect abnormally cold winter again but of course the phase of the sun can once again change everything but. many predict heavy rains and storms to replace fires in washington years teacher in russia ready for that. but nothing of the problem of us we are used to is streams going from west to east like i sa

. >> especially in the summertime in california, in the northern hemisphere the sunrises, beats downe south slope all day long and really dries it out. >> that's why we see a lot of dry grasslands on our southern- facing slopes in the bay area. bell says southern slopes are more prone toy roads, present a more stressful growing environment for northern plants, northern facing shows on the other hand are not subject to that intense hot sun, they retain more moisture over time and that translates to more plant life. >> it builds up thicker and is more lush on the northern slopes and you get, then, healthier germ nation of trees and larger plants than you do on the south-facing slopes. >> bell says the bay area is unique in one other sense. the influence of fog. >> just like you can go from the hills of oakland out to the hills of the altamont pass and mount deab employee you can see the drying trend as you go further east. >> i need your good questions. send them to me at cbs5.com. >>> tiger woods gets no respect from his peers. one european welcomes him into the ryder cup fold and com

they're related through the jet stream which is the poor off of low pressure is rare in the northern hemisphere if you like pattern shifts and sometimes it sort of gets stuck in a stationary position which it was which is what was so hot in russia or more of a super floods in pakistan on the side and on. activity on the. part of the moon caused it to switch to something else which it's there now what we have is a tremendous amount of activity on the song that affects the rush of particles from the sun to the earth and that changes the on a sphere and that also then changes they circulate patterns of the more is known as the jet stream and that caused a shifting of the weather patterns so that. sort of wind in western russia. terminated and instead we got northwesterly flow of massive thunderstorms and according to the same toy the pakistan floods also ended substantially some people say that this extreme heat wave that we've seen and russia and also in other parts of europe coupled with the pakistani floods are evidence of global warming say well. you see it's just look at the facts it was actu

that's because of very high diffusion they will quickly spread around the at the sphere of the northern hemisphere and stay there for up to several years so because of that temperature abnormalities can continue for several years what kind of went to expect a record breaking hot summer. world many say that after this record breaking heat will see record breaking cold but i don't think so seas that wash russia because of these abnormal temperatures have heated up as did the ground this warmth will slowly be passed into the atmosphere i don't think we should expect abnormally cold winter again but of course the phase of the sun can once again change everything like. many predict heavy rains and storms during place fires in washington years teacher in russia ready for that we should not expect another polar catastrophe but if worst comes to worst and they reach us well people here are saying in russia we're never ready for anything sometimes even snow in winter is a natural disaster for us it's a national feature i guess the president did you blamed regional authorities for being irresponsible expert

. >> especially in the summer time in california, you know, in the northern hemisphere the sunrises andust beats down on the south slope all day long and just really dries it out. >> reporter: that's why we see a lot of dry grasslands on the southern facing slopes in the bay area. bell says southern slopes are more prone to erosion present a more stressful growing environment for native plants. northern facing slopes on the other hand are not subject to intense hot sun. they retain more moisture over time and that translates to more plant life. >> the soil builds up thicker and is more lush on the northern slope. >> reporter: the bay area is unique in the influence of fog, as well. >> if you go in the hills of oakland out to the hills of the altamont pass and mt. diablo, you can drying trend further east. >> reporter: i need your good questioned. send them to me at cbs 5. >>> a raiders quarterback is hoping his hang loose mentality wins him a spot on the roster and the irl invades more than infineon this weekend. we hit the streets of san francisco next in sports. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

the jet stream goes around the planet in the northern and southern hemisphere. here's today forecast, partly cloudy, and some coastal fog, morning fog. morning fog and warmer, a warming trend near 90. everything is connected. it's been cooler than average out here for sure. it has been hotter than average on the east coast. we're all connected. if we're cooler, they're warmer. this is a broad brush. . if we're warmer, they're cooler. the forecast tomorrow. that's why the global warming thing has so much impact on so many folks. the forecast tomorrow morning, fog in many locations. probably fog at your house. it burned off really quick today. we saw a drizzle coastside. it will burn off really quick tomorrow. so your saturday will be about where it was today, maybe a little bit warmer. highs today mid and low 80s in -- most of us upper 70s and low 80s. tomorrow more mid 80s, maybe some upper 80s inland, and then as we head into sunday, which will be the warmest day of the weekend we can look for 90s perhaps, and next week maybe some mid 90s monday and tuesday of