Bridge. All right. So lets bring in abc seven news meteorologist andy patel. Yes, sandy is here to tell us exactly how long this heat will last. Sandy. Yeah, and dan and emma is just one more day for some of our bayside and inland communities of this heat. Let me show you a live picture. It was a picture perfect setting for the blue angels. Just nothing but blue skies, no fog and a record setting at that. Three cities actually tied their previous records. San jose, 95, oakland, downtown 93 and sfo 92 degrees. All right. It was hot elsewhere, as you will notice, 98 in fairfield, mid 90s for places like napa, santa rosa, concord, livermore, 97 in santa cruz, 95. In redwood city, it was 89 in fremont and 85 degrees in half moon bay. Right now were still feeling it. Its warm out there 80s and 90s. That heat advisory has been extended for one more day for areas shaded in orange until 11 p. M. Tomorrow as that heat risk will remain in the moderate to high category. For those who are sensitiv
Beach when its hot like this here for the blue angels. We love you guys. Guys from beating the heat at the beach to watching the blue angels along the embarcadero. It was a great day to be outside in San Francisco. Good evening. Thank you for joining us. Im dan ashley. And im ahmed daetz, the first of the three airshows for San Francisco fleet week just wrapped up a short time ago. But before we get to the festivities, lets talk about this weather. Yeah, this heat. We have abc seven News Team Coverage for you. Our Tara Campbell will be with you in a moment. She talked to people who went to the beach today. Yes. But lets begin with abc seven news meteorologist sandhya patel for details on the heat advisory in effect right now for some parts, sandhya. Yeah, thats right and dan and that heat advisory has been extended until tomorrow night and ill show you why. Take a look at this live picture, just absolutely gorgeous for the blue angels. This is from our exploratorium camera, clear skies
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