AccuWeather forecast: Cool down continues this Easter Saturday
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Share: It s the first weekend of April and temperatures are turning chilly across the Bay Area. The cool down continues today with all locations settling at or below average this afternoon.
Fog and an onshore flow will continue to usher in cool pacific air today keeping coastal readings only in the 50s. Inland highs will be shy of 70.
Mist and drizzle is also likely at the coast overnight as the marine layer deepens with lows in the 40s.
threatened. traffic is backing up so drivers are urged to avoid the area. we will bring you updates on this story on our abc7 news app on this newscast if anything happen as well. thank you for joining us. i m ama daetz. and i m dan ashley. let s get right to sandhya patel with more on the heat. dan and ama, we have a dozen new records to tell you about. san francisco 95 degrees, surpassing its old record of 86 set back in 1995. oakland 100. 103, san jose. 99 at sfo. napa 104. richmond, 96, all new records for the day. many of those were set back in 2019, just last year. additional records, santa rosa 106 degrees, surpassing the previous record of 101. kentfield, 102. half moon bay 82 degrees. 107 in gilroy. santa cruz 105 degrees. this is excessive heat. temperatures right now still in the triple-digits. 110 in fairfield. 105 in livermore. so these interest hot spots.
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