good morning, i m pam cook. that is your house today. good morning, i m dave clark. steve is off today, but we are lucky to have rosemary orozco here today. good morning. yes good morning, to you. steve has left me with great forecast. sunny skies. some areas near 80 degrees this afternoon. upper 70s for our inner communities. let s take a look at the sat lie and radar where you can see northern california getting rain but not for us. we are with low clouds and patchy fog this morning. even reports of visibilities down to a quarter of a mile in some areas. over parts of the north bay and through the valley locations be prepared for that. and along the coastline we have a little bit of fog as well. 56 degrees in redwood city. 59 in oakland. upper 50s to low 60s near the ballpark. this morning where we have partly cloudy to mostly clear conditions. take a look at the afternoon ties. mostly sunny and 70s. 73 san rafael. mid 70s free hospital. 76 in san jose. beautiful day
degrees. low 60s along the peninsula in areas like sfo. cross into the east bay we have 58 for hayward. 48 in walnut creek so a chilly one for you. over parts of the north bay upper 40s for areas like napa and santa rosa. a bit cool for some and even patchy fog. we whether have low clouds up against the coastline for today. partly cloudy skies here. half-moon bay reporting visibility down to a quarter of a mile. could have issues of driving early on something to consider as we get through the morning hours. it will burn away. we will be left with sunny skies. partly cloudy here and take a look at how the mild pattern appears. 60s and 70s. i will put some numbers on the screen here. 78 in concord. 73 in oakland. 69 pacifica. temperatures will range in the low 70s. it will be a little breezy though. winds will pick up in the afternoon and at at & t park for the world series game three a southerly breeze to 20 miles an hour. this wind ahead of its system that will bring us rain
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