San francisco. A heat advisory once again for the bay area except for the coast an immediate shoreline so all inland locations under the heat advisory to check out how hot its going to get. So mid 70s in San Francisco, 80s in oakland, 93 and triple digit heat once again in concord we have more in the full forecast coming up. Governor gavin newsom is using restrictions on hair salons and barbershops, napa and solano counties of the state approval to move forward and open up shops today as the rest of this date slowly moves into phase 3 of the reopening plan. Phase 3 also includes gyms, movie theaters, religious services, weddings and sporting events without live audiences and theme parks. For people wanting to get a haircut, not every county is in a rush to reopen but with more than 200 new covid19 cases in the past two weeks in Sonoma County, the Health Officer is not comfortable moving into the next phase so soon. I think we will wait a little bit to see where were going, we are close
For concord. 10 to 20 degrees above average for this time of year. I let you know when we will will things down when the heat wave will finally break coming up in a few minutes. Relief for californians in need of a haircut, number of salons across the state have the green light to reopen. Kiet do live in napa were folks can now get the trim. Joke downtown napa at the house of k lawrence barbershop they are close but the sign says you can book online so, it looks like they might be able to open up later off today so in a couple hours salons and barbershops that are ready and able to can open under the first step of phase 3. North bay has been leading the bay area with the slow and methodical reopening of the economy so if you as a customer had out you will notice distinct changes. Customers will have the temperature taken and they must wear Face Coverings. Workers will be seen wearing ppe, gloves, masks and eye protection and have to maintain social distance from other clients and will
KCPR 91.3 FM is Cal Poly San Luis Obispo’s radio station and both a hub and tastemaker for the arts, music, culture and entertainment of the Central Coast.