Than 30 Miles Per Hour today. The strong winds causing a scaffolding to collapse at a San Francisco construction project today. It happened around 3 pm. Officials say no one was hurt. High winds knocked over fencing at the construction site in jack london square. Wind gusts a topped 50 Miles Per Hour in some parts of the bay area. We have Live Team Coverage tonight on the freeze warning. Rob malcolm is live in san jose. First, meteorologist mark tamayo is live in the weather center. Reporter temperatures over the next few mornings could be subfreezing for several hours. That is the concern. We want to protect your plants and animals. The winds are really bringing in the colder from today. We could see some gusts over 55 Miles Per Hour out near altamont pass. San francisco at 37 Miles Per Hour. The cold temperatures really topping the weather headlines. The winds are still out there but take a look at the current numbers across california and up to the north. That is the overall wind tr
And rain are possible next weekend grant tele vo the weather has been all over the place. Weve seen cold temperatures, windy conditions at times, and even hail in parts of the area today. Kron 4s j. R. Stone continues our Team Coverage tonight, he found some Weather Damage in vallejo. J. R. Damage in vallejo. J. R. First off how does it feel out there this evening . j. R. steve you can j. R. steve you can see on my thermometer it is 44 degreespretty chilly out heregood news is that there is no wind. Look what the wind did last night when we had those cold temperatures. It blew these massive tree branches onto the ground. I tried moving this branch and these things are heavy. I talked with folks in this area who are all talking about one thingthe cold. Very cold lately real cold. Its been lotty coldyeah and when it gets cold what do you do . I put my jacket on. Yes its coldbut you have shorts onwell i just vicki ots the city of San Francisco the city of vicki ots news. vicki ots the cit
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March 15, 2021
In the Military and working dog community, March 13 is K9 Veterans Day. A Leelanau dog day care owner wanted to show her appreciation to retired military working dogs.
SunDog Boarding Kennel owner Allison Merrill sent out over 100 care packages, called Honor Boxes, to former K9 working dogs across the country.
“Dogs are my love of my life,” said Merrill. “That’s what my whole world and everyday life is revolved around.”
Merrill sends her care packages through the Military Working Dog Team Support Association (MWDTSA), a volunteer organization that supports K9 working dogs.
MWDTSA sends out care 200 packages quarterly to current military working dogs overseas. Merrill has been on the board of MWDTSA for seven years, and was inspired by these care packages to send out her own.