redwood city, concord all about 1 to 5 degrees warmer than yesterd.the south bay where we have mito upper 70s with san jose and los gos the warm spots 78. low to mid-70s with the sunny sky over the peninsa. over on the beaches we'll eventually see sunshine around half moon bay, pacifica. around the sunset, daly city. mid-60s for you. sausalito near 70. mid to upper 70s the north bay valleys. sunshine t your beaches and mid-60s. low to mid-70s sunny skies. richmond 68. mid to upper 70s. may hit 80 brentwood. same thing for morgan hill. santa cruz you see the sunshine and 74 but the lack of sunshine at least early is going to keep monterey around 68 degrees. take a look what's goin on upstairs. you can see nice clearing trends after that cold front came through yesterday. that's a weak area of high pressure that's going to bring us the brighter condions this afternoon. but this low with the jet stream is going to bring back the sea breeze. that's going to cool our temperatures tomorrow and wednesday and leave us with a little more cloud cover during the

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