Even low 60s around the bay by noon and by the afternoon, even though the temperatures will be once again well above average, not expecting any records. Numbers in the midand upper 60s. Another chilly night tonight. So you have heard this same old pattern. We will let you know what the outlook has in store for the next seven to ten days in a few minutes. Eric. Thank you very much. In the news this morning, developing news, firefighters in marin county are work to go put out a wildfire west of fairfax this morning. Fire was reported along the Fairfax Ridge line near albino lake around 9 20 last Officials Say its an unusual place for a fire. But theres no need to evacuate homes so far and crews have had a tough time getting to the flames. Its fire on a midslope position about a third of a mile off the road and about a halfmile below the closest fire road. So what we are doing about it, we have some engine crews that are cutting their way into the fire right any with hand tools and saws.
Look for a chilly evening. We have a long Holiday Weekend. And an outlook that will take us all the way through january to see if theres any rain coming our way. Eric. Lisa, thank you very much. We have breaking news out of san jose where crews are battling a massive fire at a coffee shop this morning. The four alarm blaze broke out just before 6 30 at the flames coffee shop in hills day avenue. No injuries are reported and no word on when may have caused the fire. Developing news out of marin county. A wildfire burning out of fairfax this morning is now 50 contained. Fire was reported along the Fairfax Ridge line near alpine lake around 9 20 last night. Officials say its an unusual place for a fire. But the remote location means theres no need to evacuate homes so far and crews have had a tough time get to go the fire. Flames reported at 9 00 last night at a house. A fire started in the garage and eventually moved to the attic. Flames melted an Electrical Panel but the two people insi
Got this feeling on a summer day: Top Bay Area spots to catch the sunset
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Ah, summer. With the air getting warmer and the days getting longer, my favorite time of year is almost upon us. Whether you’re planning to road trip down the California coast or make bank at your new internship, there’s no better way to end these hot summer days than by watching the sunset. Here are the best spots in and around Berkeley to enjoy some of the most beautiful sunset views you’ll ever see.
Grizzly Peak
The first sunset I saw from the Tilden View Point on Grizzly Peak Boulevard took my breath away. A calm breeze coated my sunburnt face while I watched the clouds turn a brilliant warm pink as the sun retired for the day. With a gorgeous view of campus and the bay and close proximity to campus, this location is definitely a must-visit.