Good morning, bay area. Lets get up and get going. This is abc 7 mornings. If good morning, everyone. Im Carolyn Tyler. Thank you for joining us on this sunday, september 3rd. Lets start with a quick look at our weather with our meteorologist lisa argen. Good morning to you. Hi, everyone. Certainly a warm start to the day. But i dont know if you noticed, we definitely had a wind shift out there. Southerly winds off the coast allowing for a marine layer. Trying to reform and live doppler 7 showing cloud cover so these elements will combine for a cooler afternoon. Anywhere from 5 to 20 degrees cooler. There is the spare the air alert again. 81 in mountain view. The flag is blowing there, the colden gate ridge. 70s, santa rosa and napa. Were looking at excessive heat with temperatures over 100 degrees inland in the pink shaded area. Heat advisory along the bay and the coast. Most of the cooling today. With that spare the air alert, once again, inland east bay will be last to see improving
Then on May 1, the newly renovated Garfield Pool, also in the Mission District, will reopen. On May 17, North Beach Pool and Coffman Pool in Visitacion Valley will reopen. Balboa Pool is set to reopen on June 1, followed by Hamilton Pool in the Western Addition neighborhood opening on June 7.
Lastly, Rossi Pool in the city s Richmond District, which is currently undergoing a renovation project, will reopen sometime in mid-June.
For now, just Mission Pool, Martin Luther King Jr. Pool and Sava Pool will welcome back lap swimmers and those interested in taking drowning prevention classes but by reservation only Rec and Park officials said.
SF Rec and Park officials announce reopening dates for city s public pools
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Lap lanes at Mission Community Pool. San Francisco Recreation and Park Department officials announced Monday that all of the city s public pools will reopen by mid-June.Bea B. via Yelp
SAN FRANCISCO (BCN)
As COVID-19 cases continue to fall and more activities begin to open back up, San Francisco Recreation and Park Department officials announced Monday that all of the city s public pools will reopen by mid-June.
When the city entered the orange tier of the state s reopening guidelines last month, the move allowed for outdoor pools to reopen at 50 percent capacity and indoor pools to reopen at 25 percent capacity.