Things have sprung alive with heavy rain happening. All the east bay communities seeing heavy rain. This is the wave that moved through downtown San Francisco. The pattern weve experienced before coming in off the specific the specific, pacific. We have visibility levels that are low in many spots. This is coupled with winds. Usually wins heat up fog a little bit. It looks like token oakland coming in at 7 miles visibility. A quick check into the wind speeds. There is a good clip in many areas. Half moon bay at 10. flood watch covering the north bay until 6 pm. Also toward the east a wind advisory until 11 am. We will have more rain happening today. But right now live in the east bay, avery harper. We are not getting a lot of rain. Im at the bay bridge toll plaza. It has stopped here but the roads here are making dangerous driving condition. If you have to be out here you should slow down. I almost spun out twice and was driving within the speed limit. A lot of standing road. If youre
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Many things have changed since the Thursday Club was formed 100 years ago. Including the Thursday Club.
The San Diego service club, which was founded in February of 1921 by four young married women, is no longer for married women only. There is also a membership group for younger women and evening meetings for members who work during the day.
And in the wake of COVID-19, the Thursday Club meetings are not being held at its picturesque red-roofed clubhouse in Point Loma but on Zoom, with the group’s senior members many of them in their 80s and beyond happily logging on to plan for the future. The club will also be going virtual for today’s centennial celebration, which will be livestreamed on YouTube beginning at 10 a.m. You’d better believe that the members will be there in spirit.