Cloudy start to the day. You can see a little bit of patchy fog out there as we take a view towards San Francisco. High clouds overhead as well, and as we get into the afternoon, a low clouds will return to the coastline as well as an uptick in the onshore breeze. Right now, the winds are light, even calm across the bay area. A pretty start to the day, with temperatures ranging from upper 40s to upper 50s. 46 right now at Half Moon Bay, 54 in livermore and in the north bay 51 in napa. We are going to go above average once again for today, but we are going to be a little bit cooler than yesterday, especially closer to the coast and just inside the bay, where again, we begin to see a transition to that cooler pattern. 78 seven santa rosa for the afternoon, 71 in oakland, 79 for san jose. A better look at the afternoon highs for today and the cooling trend that kicks off coming up in just a little bit at 701. Lets check on the slow and go out there this morning with sal. Hi sal. Rosemary
Noon. Good afternoon. Im garcia mikaelian. Im andre senior. Thank you for joining us. We begin with this story today. Work is underway to transport the carcass of a dead whale found floating off the alameda shore to solid land for a necropsy. As ktvu allie rasmus explains, Marine Mammal scientists want to try and figure out how and why that whale died in the San Francisco bay this morning. A tow boat with flashing lights slowly maneuvered through the water, pulling what looked like a giant rock or mass with several birds perched on top. It weighs probably 40,000 pounds. Its approximately 35ft long. It was the carcass of a female gray whale that had washed up dead near the alameda shoreline saturday evening. It was visible from crown beach until monday morning, when the tide carried it north towards vienna avenue. Vienna means whale in spanish. It was drifting off the coast of the south side of alameda, and we had to go out and find the whale, get it hooked up and tow it to its final re
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