history made by san francisco giants ace blake snell tonight. >> first pitch to dela cruz. he hits a fly ball right center. yastrzemski has it. and blake snell has pitched the first no hitter of his brilliant career. >> the reigning national league cy young award winner pitched his first career no hitter tonight against the cincinnati reds. snell did it in 114 pitches, and with 11 strikeouts. this is the 18th no hitter in giants franchise history, and the third in the mlb this season. snell has had a bumpy season with an injury, and even faced rumors of a trade right up to the deadline this week. pop star olivia rodrigo performed tonight and will also take the stage tomorrow at san francisco's chase center. but without an opening act, it was supposed to be rising british musician pink panther s, but she abruptly canceled the rest of her live appearances for this year. on instagram, pink panther s, whose real name is victoria walker, says she is focusing on her physical health and overall well-being as a result of her cancellation, doors for rodrigo's concert opened a little

. >> history made by san francisco giants ace blake snell tonight. >> first pitch to dela cruz.ght center. yastrzemski has it. and blake snell has pitched the first no hitter of his brilliant career. >> the reigning national league cy young award winner pitched his first career no hitter tonight against the cincinnati reds. snell did it in 114 pitches, and with 11 strikeouts. this is the 18th no hitter in giants franchise history, and the third for the mlb this season. we have postgame reaction from snell coming up later in sports. >> there's a new addition to san francisco's nightlife, and it's making history. we'll take you inside the function. such a fun evening chasing rainbows and tracking rain. >> and now the big change you need to know about for your saturday. the bay area forecast is up next, and firefighters making progress on the park fire, which is now the fourth largest wildfire in california history. >> but those on the front lines might have a new threat to face this weekend of the owners. she joins us now live outside the venue to show us this new place. hi, amber

ac right now, cooling off san francisco down to 71 degrees. but our inland valleys soaring through the 90s. how long the heat sticks around and when coor changes, return le i'll say what city hall insiders won't. we have a drug, homelessness, and economic recovery crisis, because the system that's supposed to fix things is the problem. record budgets. fewer officers. business killing bureaucracy. the insiders won't change a system built for their benefit. i'm daniel lurie and san francisco needs a mayor unafraid to take on the status quo, bring accountability, and stop the excuses. is it possible to count on my internet like my customers count on me? it is with comcast business. keeping you up and running with our 99.9% network reliability. and security that helps outsmart threats to your data. moaire dida twoo? -your data, too. there's even round-the- clock customer support. so you can be there for your customers. with comcast business, reliability isn't just possible. it's happening. switch to reliable comcast business internet with security

francisco. >> right. >> a lot of people go i don't know what to do with this and i don't have any ac. >> one of the warmests so far in san francisco and in 2024. i did not check the rank >> it is a warm one. >> yes. one of the warmest days. >> yes, we don't hit peak warmth until deep in september and october. hard to believe labor day is around the corner. let's take a look ahead. what we need to approach for the holiday weekend, we will see a slight reduction tomorrow. it will still be warm. 5-10 degrees above average. instead of 10-15. sunshine for most of us, fog lingering, i think you will see sunshine coming through for coastal parts of the bay area. the cooling trend, noticeable by thursday and friday. labor day weekend looks nice. pleasant temperatures running a degree or two below average. far inland. the temperatures will stay just below what is typical for the last days of august and september. let's take a look outside. we will check on the monitor and our current temperatures and check on the progress of the fog. not making too much of a push away from the coast. they are lurking in the distanc

moved to vegas and it might be the last time the meet representing oakland and san francisco here in the city. the aces in the long ball and great pitching from jp sears to beat the giants 5 to 2 last night. the giants are getting desperate need to get on a winning role when the playoff hopes will disappear soon. and bob, now melvin was reminiscing about this possibly being the final time. the oakland a's and giants play chess. >> will be a different feeling. >> even when i just walked out there a little while ago to see the green across the other side. that's weird. for this to be the last year of it when it to me. i grew up with it. a lot of people did. a lot of people tonight will have as well. it's different little bit sad. so i think both teams are going incentivize the play really well and play hard and you know, especially in the last 2 games in oakland, the last few games in that ball park. so there's there's a little bit more feeling to it for sure. >> and that's series comes up next month in the 17th and the 18th. and that is your look at sports. >> thank you, dan. let's get your check of you

the next big event to see a -- you will see acs featuring volunteers from san francisco's raid quo club, that will be during san francisco fleet week and that happens in october. >>> well, the oakland coliseum put a sold sign on the old icon this morning. developers finally have the green light to put their plans in motion. yesterday, the oakland a's agreed to sell their half of the site to the african american sports and entertainment group. $125 million sale there. so that means the half is owned by oakland city and the half owned by the a's will now sell together. you can plan to see a conversion of the house -- of the space into housing, restaurants, and a new convention center. and also community entertainment spaces. >> it inlocks the entire opportunity -- unlocks the entire opportunity and unlocks the opportunity for us to bring development to east oakland. as you know, much sooner than anybody could have ever imagined. that's the big part of it. >> so the deal means the a's will not have to say in a property that they are rushing to abandon. the founder of the last dive bar fan

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this is a example from our study of acute toxicity and this individual died add 56 of ac they came to san franciscoed from midwestern family and the found family used a lot of drugs, particularly methamphetamine and as they aged many or stopped using drugs and young people came to the community and didn't connect with the young people. they developed congestive heart fail and lung disease and couldn't get down the hall to the friends room to visit them and just stuck in their room and found after not being a week deceased and there was methemphetamine in the blood stream. this is the classic type of death we see, particularly with many drugs but particularly with stimulants. when i read about this is and saw this, ll i thought it sounded much more like an elder who's didn't have family around to care for them and friends passed away. it sounded like a elder death and i started thinking for some gdof these deaths should we tap more into a care model in order to try to prevent them or improve the fact of the mattesvr decades of substance and homelessness accelerate aging so we have a lot of people wh

ac train will run special service to and from levi's for seven regular season home games for the san francisco 49 ers. it will stop at the great america station in santa clara just steps away from the stadium. that new service begins september 19th for the niners game against the new england patriots. ace passengers will have to buy special event tickets for those routes. >> for the second day in a row, travelers from san francisco to rome are returning disappointed. the reason their flight had to turn around again. >> an overnight fire in the east bay forced a family from their home. the cause of the fire has now prompted an important reminder and a serious warning. >> plus, a massive data breach could affect every american. how notorious hacking group could have stolen billions of personal records. live from jack london square. >> this is mornings on two. the nine. >> today is thursday, august 15th and we are looking live at the san francisco bay and also some of that fog is still persisting. >> we'll talk about the weather in just a bit. a woman at chicago o'hare shocked onlookers after she

francisco. thom jensen, nbc bay area news. congresswoman barbara lee was in the east bay today, touring the ac transit central maintenance facility. the transit leaders, they say the facility that was built in the 1980s is about to be updated. during the renovations, hydrogen sensing technology and safety equipment will be installed. the new equipment will be used to do maintenance on the transit's growing electric bus fleet. leaders say congresswoman lee and senator alex padilla helped secure more than $1.5 million for these upgrades, but there are 17 bays here that need to be retrofitted and this is our central facility. so all of our major work on our busses is done here. and so we need to get the central maintenance facility updated in order to provide that support. as we bring more and more fuel cell busses and battery electric busses into our into our service. ac transit says it's working to completely transition to a zero emission bus fleet by 2040. it's that time of year we are asking you once again to help clear the shelters over the past ten years, nbc and telemundo stations nationwide have helped more than 1 million ye

francisco. then i want to get to a commuter alert ace and smart trains seeing two issues. train one is running late 20 minutes. is the delay due to train traffic. and then for smart trip three southbound direction that is late about 15 minutes toward the sonoma county airport. so just be aware there. then we'll take you to the south bay live. look at our one on one 8-80 cam. no issues, no drama for your drive there, reggie love. >> no drama. thank you amanda. happening today, governor newsom will be in the south bay signing new legislation to combat retail theft in california. abc7 news reporter gloria rodriguez joins us now. gloria, this is happening just a few days after the state legislature passed a series of bills about retail theft. >> it is reggie, and governor newsom is scheduled to sign that legislation in san jose. his office has not given specifics about the legislation. but on monday, the state legislature sent him a package of bipartisan bills aimed at fighting retail theft. the bills address serial thieves, cargo theft and allowing law enforcement and distric

francisco. betty yu, ktvu, fox two news the east bay bus routes are getting an upgrade. >> ac transit has installed ai cameras to catch vehicles stopped in bus only lanes, or blocking a bus stop. these cameras record a video, snap a picture of the license plate, and then send it off to the alameda county sheriff's deputies, who will issue the ticket. there will be a warning period here for the next 60 days, but then come october, they will start issuing those tickets. >> this is not about revenue generating profits or revenue. this is about correcting behavior. what we need is safe access for the bus, at the bus stops and in the bus only lanes. >> ac transit found that between mid june through july, the ai cameras, at least on one popular line, captured about 1100 violations. 800 of those resulted in citations, changes coming to local transit schedules, the sync up service across the bay area, the unified schedule changes roll out next week. this includes smart, golden gate and marin transit, muni, bart, caltrain, vta, and samtrans. the new schedules will improve transfers across agencies for rider

daniel lurie and san francisco needs a mayor unafraid to take on the status quo, bring accountability, and stop the excuses. a bit of a dip in temperatures, especially inland. i had the acing the first two days of this week. let's not make it three here in san francisco. you probably didn't need air conditioning. you probably didn't have it anyway. but did you go out to eat late at night? turns out san francisco is the worst major city in the country for late night dining. a new study finds san francisco had the earliest final seating of any other major u.s. city. according to a new report from food magazine, the median final seating at a restaurant in the city. 9 p.m. a whole lot earlier compared to the 945 they found in los angeles. the 10 p.m. you can do in new york city. restaurant owners in san francisco say they would stay open later, but customers tend to go home early. you're nodding in agreement. >> yeah, i did notice when i first moved here. you know, several years ago that the city closes down much earlier and i remember saying that to friends. i'm like, this is not a major city. >> well, before the pandemic. >> well before. no, this iwell before the pandemic

stadium for a 49ers game starting next month, the ace train will run special service to and from levi's for seven regular season home games for the san franciscoit will stop at the great america station there in santa clara, located steps away from the stadium. this new service begins september 19th for the niners home game against the patriots. ace passengers will have to buy special event train tickets for those routes. >> brandon aiyuk has not suited up in pads at 49ers training camp, so what kind of impact does he have on his teammates at practice? we're hearing from george kittle. >> and tonight on the 11:00 news, $2 million that is now the median home price and one part of the bay area. we' tell u ok, 500 deluxe garden gnomes. wow. i only meant to order five. there's not enough money in my account for these. i'm gonna get charged. two things i just can't deal with. overdraft charges. and garden gnomes. but your bmo smart advantage checking account gives you an extra day to avoid an overdraft fee. nice to see a bank cutting people some slack. mistakes happen. and we give you time to correct them. so, you don't like gnomes huh? what about

a little history made by san francisco giants lefty ace blake snell. >> watch first pitch to de la cruzenter. yastrzemski has it. and blake snell has pitched the first no hitter of his brilliant career. >> how about that? the reigning national league cy young award winning pitched his first career no hitter last night against the reds. snell did it in 114 pitches, and with 11 strikeouts, it only took six pitches to seal the deal. in the ninth inning. this is the 18th no hitter in giants franchise history, and the third for mlb this year. by the way, the giants reds game today at 4:00 is right here on ktvu. >> a new survey is revealing that americans are not dressing up to work the way they did before the pandemic. >> all right, well, that poll conducted by the yougov found 47% of people surveyed preferred to wear business casual clothing while at work. another 47% wear casual street clothes. the runner up leisure or athletic attire. another interesting fact is that most american men own at least one suit, but 28% said they never wear it. experts say the best way to figure out what dress

ac turned on. and it's not turning off 60's for your highs in san francisco and at the coastline.here. and still some 90's in the forecast today and tomorrow before we cool out of the 90 starting sunday, san jose. you'll be 84 today pete u.s. 82 union city to oakland in the 70's, all livermore pleasanton conquered. you're still among those spots that will be in the 90's this afternoon. napa valley in the low 80's for your highs. tomorrow's temperatures right around the same as today's after that, we cool down even further with 60 70's to 80's at the very starting on sunday right now. all right, john, thank for that. well, we do have a car fire along northbound 6, 80 right at stoneridge drive. >> as you're traveling to pleasanton, so the northbound side a little slow, just one lane is blocked. other jason highways are not see major issues like along 5.80, to 38, 8.80, things are a little slow but not terribly at all to right for everybody making their way into the city right now. no accident meteor lights are on there, not slowing down there. 13 on attempt to bridge a 80 to 1, one.

ac. it's back in business, and it is pretty much obscuring the view of downtown san francisco. up above you can see the blue skies, though, if you are stepping out this evening in the inland areas. still pretty warm in the 90s with some tropical moisture. so mid and high level clouds there dropping off into the 70s later tonight around the bay you are looking at mid 60s at 7:00 and then falling to the upper 50s. i would grab a jacket if i were you. if you're going to be at the coast, because not only do we have the fog there, but it's cool as well. in the upper 50s tonight, dropping into the low 50s. so we take a look at live doppler seven, and the marine layer is reestablishing. but we've been seeing just some mid and high level clouds coming into the area. this is all in association with what was once tropical systems. they're harmless. they're just going to add a little more color to the sunset. if you do get to see it on live doppler seven, you're seeing the combination of the clouds there in the south bay, santa clara valley in the eastern santa clara hills. still under th

francisco. that drive will take you about 47 minutes. and then a mass transit alert. ace train one is running about ten minutes late, but the good news bart and caltrain seem to be doing fine. then to the golden gate. this is a live look. a dense fog advisory is in effect. traffic is flowing freely in both directions and will leave you here with your overall map. you can see that typical slowdown along the altamont pass. reggie aqui. >> amanda. thank you. a terrifying situation yesterday in the south bay. a driver was speeding through south san jose on the wrong side of the freeway. abc seven news reporter gloria rodriguez has more information on the deadly crash that followed. >> good morning. reggie. a 47 year old woman and a 14 year old boy from san jose were killed in that crash. authorities say the wrong way driver was rushed to the hospital. it's unclear if he's in custody right now. police got reports that someone was driving a truck. the wrong way on state route 85, in san jose yesterday afternoon. chp says a pickup then collided head on with a white tesla suv. au

ac transit will start issuing warnings tomorrow and that will continue for 60 days. then ticketing starts in october. the citation will be $110. waymo has officially taken its service beyond san franciscothe peninsula. as of today, people can now catch a driverless taxi to daly city, colma and broadmoor. the price will depend upon how far the trip is, how long it takes and whether there is a huge demand at the time. keep in mind waymo's vehicles are only allowed on surface streets, so don't expect to see one zipping down one on 1 or 2 8-80. riders will not be charged extra if their waymo reroutes in an unexpected way. >> the ticket is set. tim waltz officially joins kamala harris as her candidate for vice president. >> you'll hear from them at their first rally together, and walz's affection for san fran when we're young, we're told anything is possible... ...but only a few of us go out and prove it. witness the greatness of anna hall on a connection worthy of gold: xfinity mobile. only xfinity gives you the most powerful mobile wifi network, with speeds up to a gig in millions of locations. and right now, xfinity internet customers can buy one unlimited line and get one free for a yea

ace passengers will have to buy special event tickets for those routes. >> for the second day in a row, travelers from san francisconing disappointed. the reason their flight had to turn around again. >> an overnight fire in the east bay forced a family from their home. the cause of the fire has now prompted an important reminder and a serious warning. >> plus, a massive data breach could affect every american. how notorious hacking group could have stolen billions of personal records. live from jack london square

francisco street. but a heatwave, it's kinda chilly in here. oh, that's because i'm pre-cooling the house with the ac before 4 pm. then i'll turn our thermostat to a comfortable 78 or higher that way i could stay cool later. ooh, what about me? you're never cool. oh. has been on improving the issue of homelessness. we've seen sweeps in san francisco and now a new approach. san francisco mayor london breed issued an executive directive today offer the unhoused, who aren't from the city, a bus ticket out of town before offering shelter or housing. here's abc seven news reporter tara campbell with the city's journey home plan. >> the push to get people off the streets of san francisco is intensifying. mayor london breed issuing a directive thursday to all city departments working with homeless people, ordering them to offer relocation assistance before providing any other services, including housing and shelter. the goal is to reunite people with family and supports in other communities. >> i supported as long as we verify that those people will actually have a place. >> dell seymour is the founder of c

mother nature's ac back on and temperatures will benefit because of it 50's to 60's for current temperatures right now, berkeley, san francisco hanging out in the mid 50's vacaville getting close to 70 at this point later today, we will be looking at daytime highs rising into mostly the 70's to 80's right now. i don't think that we had a pretty easy traffic day for a lot of you traveling. >> making your way into the city right now. only take you 12 minutes to make that right. while the san mateo bridge is around 15, 80 to one, a one. a lot easier getting on the san mateo bridge made 80 ride along. richmond center fell in golden gate bridge. 37 of the tolls. 21 minutes darya. james, back to you. all right. thank you, reyna. yet another accident in san jose. this one a driver slammed into a power pole. >> at a busy we saw the effects of that all morning long. in fact, it was the same stretch of roadway that not too long ago this week we had an 11 year-old boy hit and killed by a car kron four's will tran. >> joins us now from that street. well. >> james, that 11 year-old boy was hit on camden. and that's exactly my location, al

ac after a while. our overnight temperatures though are still helping us out because it's in the low 60s and in san francisco the upper 60s low 70s all throughout the week. mike, you are tracking some progress at the bay bridge toll plaza. i was happy because i'd seen all these. the hov lanes, both of these lanes really loosened up. then, as you were talking about the temperatures in point reyes, i saw everything stop up again. i think they finally cleared the disabled vehicle from right just past the view of our camera there, over near the toll plaza itself, because everything started to move much more smoothly and actually clear from some of the other lanes. don't be deceived. there will continue to be the build it's on over there. as we approach 6:00 at the bay bridge toll plaza. i believe that disabled vehicle should be clearing, so that should eliminate some of the complication. highway 37, highway four still showing your typical build a lot more traffic coming in over here. pittsburg bay point, antioch. there is a crash reported, but highway four seems to move smoothly off the antioch bridge. but more

ac, which i know some homes don't. here in the bay area, it might be a little hard to sleep as we don't really have much of a breeze. it is seven degrees warmer in san franciscoompared to 24 hours ago. same thing for santa rosa and running five degrees warmer in san jose. high pressure building in today brought the northerly wind flow, which allowed us to warm up, and it was noticeable as we take a look at live doppler seven, some patches of fog beginning to form near the coast. a lovely view from emeryville right now. hot again inland. tomorrow. overnight tonight, some dense fog at the coastline. and as we head into labor day weekend, it's a cooler start to the weekend with near average temperatures, but it doesn't quite end that way. so let's check out your holiday weekend. it's never too early to look ahead. near average temperatures for your saturday mid 60s to upper 80s sunday. it's a mild start to september. you will notice those temperatures bottoming out in the mid 80s, and then it will turn warmer for your labor day with mid 60s to low 90s first thing tomorrow morning. watch out once again with the high pressure overhead. the marine layer is compress

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ac, which i know some homes don't. here in the bay area, it might be a little hard to sleep as we don't really have much of a breeze. it is seven degrees warmer in san franciscopared to 24 hours ago. same thing for santa rosa and running five degrees warmer in san jose. high pressure building in today brought the northerly wind flow, which allowed us to warm up, and it was noticeable as we take a look at live doppler seven, some patches of fog beginning to form near the coast. a lovely view from emeryville right now. hot again inland. tomorrow. overnight tonight, some dense fog at the coastline. and as we head into labor day weekend, it's a cooler start to the weekend with near average temperatures, but it doesn't quite end that way. so let's check out your holiday weekend. it's never too early to look ahead. near average temperatures for your saturday mid 60s to upper 80s sunday. it's a mild start to september. you will notice those temperatures bottoming out in the mid 80s, and then it will turn warmer for your labor day with mid 60s to low 90s first thing tomorrow morning. watch out once again with the high pressure overhead. the marine layer is compressed

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we're having to run the ac once again and a few more days of that, because our temperatures only go down just slightly in the valleys. but it's been nice and mild in san francisco and near the bay. and we're starting out the morning at 54 degrees. we're at 61 in walnut creek, and it's 63 in palo alto, san jose. you're heading out the door to 64 right now. let's head to oakland with a look at our day planner. today we're starting out at 60 degrees at 8:00. and it's going to be so comfortable at noon 71 degrees. and we'll see those temperatures staying in the low 70s for today with a mix of sun and clouds. and when we take a look at our high temperatures, what we're expecting today versus what's average for this date, santa rosa, we're going to hit a high of 92. we're used to seeing temperatures on this date around 84 degrees. so we're well above that. and even ten degrees above our average high in concord in san francisco, just slightly warmer. but look at livermore today, 98 degrees and san jose will be in the upper 80s. so that's what we're looking at across the bay area. another day with our microclimates widely ranging from the coast to the inland valleys. i

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ac bills are kind of high, aren't they? >> they are because i'm inland too. all right roberta, thank you. well, the nihonmachi street fair is back this weekend in san francisco'sebrating 50 years of business. the festival showcases asian-american pacific island culture. there will be food trucks. they're offering everything from egg sandwiches to fried chicken, as well as photo booths and activities for dogs. this 50th anniversary will also come with t-shirts for sale. kids can also make arts and crafts with members from the cherry blossom court. the festival runs tomorrow for its final day. former san francisco mayor willie brown kicked off the start of an event called love fest sf. it's a three day electronic music festival and block party happening near downtown san francisco. brown says the return of the festival, which originally took place from 2004 to 2009, is a sign that the so-called doom loop in the city is coming to an end. today's ribbon cutting ceremony took place in front of sweet glory on larkin street around noontime. love fest sf is free. people attending are supposed to register online. which young star on team usa's basketball led them to a

francisco department of public health recommended wearing masks indoors as well. back to you at the desk. >> thanks, amanda. be careful where you park, because starting today in the east bay, acs cracking down on drivers who are parking in bus lanes. 100 busses have been equipped with ai powered cameras that can detect when a car is illegally stopped or parked in a bus lane. the camera will record a ten second video clip and take a picture of the license plate. then that will be sent to a sheriff's deputy who will determine if the driver is in violation. ac transit will start to issue warnings today. it will continue for 60 days. then ticketing starts in october. the final b $110 a big bay area solar company, sunpower corp, has filed for bankruptcy. >> their shares in the stock market took a 34% plunge yesterday. sunpower said in court papers it carries about $2 billion in debt. the san jose based solar firm has been struggling for some time. experts say the company stopped manufacturing a few years back, policy changes leading to fewer incentives to install solar panels also hurt the company. >> we've undermined incentives. it's not as economic for a roof for a ratepayer, in

francisco sitting at 58 petaluma and sonoma at fifty-two degrees right now. cool start. i hope you enjoy this cool morning because this afternoon, you're just gonna want to find a little ach highs back in the low 90's for just one day in this forecast right now. i don't think bill's get you moving here on a tuesday morning. >> 23 minute ride traveling into the a city access on a bridge builder. busy 30 woman in san mateo bridge. richmond center fell about 13 and the golden gate 30, some of the tolls. 29 minutes. a vigil is growing in the bay for a santa rosa mother who was killed while she was on her way to pick up her child from school. her colleagues are trying their best to help out her family kron four's terisa stasko has that story. >> tragedy in the north bay. a mom on her way to pick up or 13 year-old daughter killed by a suspected drunk driver last friday. and that's something that one. 41 35 in the afternoon. we should be able to do. >> without being killed by a drunk driver. yes, jessica avila, munoz was a peace officer for the sonoma county probation department. >> damian evans is the president of the sonoma county law enforcement association. >> the agency pu

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francisco. we see the clouds and fog there. it's looking beautifully mild. what can i tell you? we ran the ac yesterday. think we'll do it again today. >> you still have to walk and jog? >> no, i'm putting that on hold. okay, i'll make it up when temperatures drop. thank you for being with us. good morning. i'm gasia mikaelian and good morning, i'm dave clark. >> welcome to tuesday. it's august 27th and welcome to steve paulson. he has all your information about our weather. >> well garcia was spot on there with bigger fog bank, no doubt about it. and with that coast and bay in the city might not be as hot as yesterday. inland, it won't matter. but you can see there's plenty of low clouds there. that's a much stronger fog bank. and bigger coverage than yesterday by far. but inland you can see the bases are extremely low. so 50s, almost 60s for some here it won't take long inland to jump up that low. far to the west. will be here for the weekend for a cooldown, but hot tuesday inland we'll see mid 90s, maybe a few upper 90s 80s to low 90s maybe and around the bay, but closer to the coast and bay. i think

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