Airports there. 101 is going to be a little tricky if not a little dangerous this morning. Reduction in visibility and the fact that its still damp out there. Look at the planner. 34 this morning. Actually see the run sies. Havent put it on the map in a long time. Mid to upper 50s at noon. Increasing high clouds and mid to upper 50s at 4 00. Upper 40s to low 50s at 7 00. Hi, sue. Good morning. Lets talk about this very dense fog that mike has been mentioning. Were going to go to the north bay in a minute. Right now, we have an accident with the car to the sand barrels, northbound 808. The 23rd off ramp. Its not affecting the freeway, per se, but the tow trucks are on the way and it may be blocking the lane. The orange on your map reigns the dense fog in the north bay. We have a car out of gas, southbound 101 blocking the slow lane near the construction area. Thats a dangerous situation if you come up on that stall. Just be very careful. Its blocking the slow lane southbound. A live des
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Im the news editor and metro columnist here at the austin chronicle, which is one of austins two newspapers, the independent local one. Hello gets like i said, welcome to the 27th annual texas book festival. Please, before its too late, silence your cell phones and. Feel free. Dont put away your cell phones because feel free to share your experience on social media. Please tag the festival and the hashtag tag. The festival adds texas book fest hashtag fest. After this conversation, the authors be signing books and the book signing tent just down the congress avenue from us about a block. Books are for sale, courtesy of book people, your local independent bookstore and largest indie in texas. Just like us. Portion of every book supports the texas book festivals and helps Fund Programs that bring books and authors to students in low income schools. In texas and to fund grants for libraries in texas. So thank you. Your authors today. Starting with my immediate right Nick Seabrook is profe
Im the news editor and metro columnist here at the austin chronicle, which is one of austins two newspapers, the independent local one. Hello gets like i said, welcome to the 27th annual texas book festival. Please, before its too late, silence your cell phones and. Feel free. Dont put away your cell phones because feel free to share your experience on social media. Please tag the festival and the hashtag tag. The festival adds texas book fest hashtag fest. After this conversation, the authors be signing books and the book signing tent just down the congress avenue from us about a block. Books are for sale, courtesy of book people, your local independent bookstore and largest indie in texas. Just like us. Portion of every book supports the texas book festivals and helps Fund Programs that bring books and authors to students in low income schools. In texas and to fund grants for libraries in texas. So thank you. Your authors today. Starting with my immediate right Nick Seabrook is profe