That was a classic. That was a great band. Steven stills manassas. We have High Pressure over us. And its not moving or changing. And its just giving us really warm temps. A little bit of fog in Southern California. Coastal variety. I laugh because its february and looks like june. Theres the north, northeast breeze and that continues. Well have really warm temps. Its all wind driven. If you dont get that its much cooler. Theres lower 40s and moss beach is 64 degrees. So warm temps all the way up to the pacific northwest. The rain has ended there as well. Its a quiet pattern. 70s on the temps. Looks a little cooler by the weekend. 4 31 and here he is. Mr. Sal castaneda. Lets take a look at the commute. Traffic is going to be okay on 80 westbound from vacaville to fairfield and vallejo. It continues to be a nice drive with no major issues on the way to the carquinez bridge. You can see traffic is moving well. And on the east shore freeway it looks pretty good getting out to the bay brid
Rangeley, ME – June through October; if you drive the Rangeley Lakes National Scenic Byway (RLNSB) on the weekends, stopping into the overlooks, you’ll likely meet a Byway Ambassador. Created in 2021, the program is sponsored by the Rangeley Lakes Heritage Trust (RLHT) to connect the community to conservation in a unique way. The 52-mile byway winds […]
RANGELEY - June through October, if you drive the Rangeley Lakes National Scenic Byway (RLNSB) on the weekends, stopping into the overlooks, you’ll likely meet a Byway Ambassador. Created in 2021, the program is sponsored by the Rangeley Lakes Heritage Trust (RLHT) to connect the community to conservation in a unique way. The
The Rangeley Lakes Regional School’s sixth-, seventh- and eighth-grade students were recently in the field learning about water quality science in the Rangeley Lakes region. Sponsored by the Rangeley Lakes Heritage Trust, this event highlights the work done by the Headwaters Lake Protection Program staff and volunteers. Experiential education stations were set up throughout the […]
RANGELEY – On a crisp September morning, the Rangeley Lakes Regional School 6th, 7th, and 8th graders were in the field learning about water quality science in the Rangeley Lakes Region. Sponsored by the Rangeley Lakes Heritage Trust, this event highlights the work done by the Headwaters Lake Protection Program staff and volunteers. Experiential education