The lower 60s covering a good chunk of the east bay exception Livermore Tri valley down to 58 got some 50s a pair of the north bay except the lay hold 61, 54 San Francisco, 59 meanwhile down to san jose just comparing things say were pretty close to yesterday over there in the east bay little cooler along the peninsula in the north bay we have a bit more aggressive fog at work here too as well as santa clara valley. Now for that fog. Yeah, it mixes out with us in a couple of hours after sunrise hard to clear the coast though it will slow going if youll notice and expected to come back again tonight to greet us for your t g i f morning. We still have still that heat advisory with us until saturday about 8 oclock solano counties the formal county in that but the be plenty hot in many locations across Contra Costa County. And a little bit up here the north bay as well. For today, we expect about 60 for an atm by 11 at 77 racing right through the 80s and into the 90s for some of those inla
61 for the late show with 50s in the north bay 58 san jose. So as we go forward with this we see little bit of an onshore wind left over were going to see that repeat tonight or afternoon complement, suddenly heating and a low up towards our north about the fog progress as you can see its about 8 oclock it really starts moving once we get the sun up to help out here. However it does return tonight probably in earnest as we approach the Witching Hour and then after midnight into tomorrow morning as you can see. We still have with us that a heat advisory Solano County in this but temperatures are quite lofty in many parts of Contra Costa County in the east bay and even up in other pockets in the north bay, the plan on more 90s kosta numbers in some cases maybe lower 70s, but heat exhaustion, and heat stroke possible, 72 by 10 00am by 1 oclock were say about 87 robin. All right, thank you for the update dave. Well our top story that were following for you this morning, the Oakland Unified
Concord most of the east bay shoreline locations, a purse or lower 60s upper 50s 50s up to the north bay but napa on the bottle getting up to 6155 San Francisco by the way. You have the left over on shore drift right now keeping the fog in place, although that is starting to wane. And this weather alert that we still have is this a heat advisory covering Solano County off the Central Valley. The Contra Costa County still be looking at hot temperatures and frankly one of the things for why its not included is this is a different forecast office this is out of sacramento in the rest of its out of the San Francisco office and monterey sometimes that is why sometimes is a difference going on there. Although up to lake county. Theyre also involved in this too we should mention. 82 at high noon by 3 oclock at 90 in plenty of 90s will have on the board will take a look at that coming up little bit later on the broadcast robert. All right, thank you dave. Well our top story that were following
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