And a lot of areas so be prepared for that. As youre getting out there. Its a little mini free car youre walking into work close to coast. Your view outside at coit tower down looking grey under all that cloud cover that isnt just at the coast but has pushed well inland this morning. It is having a cooling effect this morning. A lot of areas. So not only are we going to see a grey start, but its going to be cool over the next several hours. Snow forget those jackets, 50s 60s for current temperatures. Fairly mild. So the light jacket will just fine as youre getting outside. Later today. Were going to continue this cool trend we had yesterday and are very warmest only making really the low 80s for some of our inland spots of more details on when to expect the heat to return. Still ahead, rain. All right, john, thanks that. Lets get you rolling on this wednesday morning. 11 minutes traveling into the city right now may so that fremont street exit. The meteor lights are on at the toll plaz
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James fletcher. Thank you so much for joining us here on this wednesday. It is august second. It is. And were kind of continuing the august theme, which so far has been a little cool and a little listi. Yeah, its a bit more like fog us to the this to full force for sure. It has been cool. Missed the first 3 days of the new month yesterday today and tomorrow, both going to be cooler than average. Now were looking outside at views like this at the embarcadero, which are just not the sunniest just yet for sure. In fact, you may turn on the windshield wiper a time or 2, especially crossing or bridges, driving up and down the peninsula or up in marin and sonoma counties as these areas do have some mist. Some drizzle associated with that low grade temps. Cool, but not too terribly cold 50s and 60s for you right now. Light jacket kind of stuff as youre making your way out of the house this morning to get the day started. Now as we move into the afternoon, your daytime highs will remain on the
Good. Splendid. Perfect. New orleans. Morning to all of you. And welcome to the National World war two museum and, our new and lovely battle, barksdale Parade Ground on behalf the board of trustees of the National World war two museum. I want to thank you for honoring us with your presence here today. It is indeed a momentous day in the life of this great institution. With the opening of the liberation, we finally tell the full story of the American Experience in the war that changed the world, a story that now includes words, an understanding of the cost of victory and its meaning. Today, with the opening of this capstone pavilion and we bring to completion a journey that began 23 years ago, or as our founder nick mueller would more accurate aptly states. If you include its inception as a mere idea and ten years of planning, 33 years. But on june six, 2000, the 56 anniversary of the dday invasion, we gathered nearby to celebrate the opening of the National Dday museum and the beginnin
Good. Splendid. Perfect. New orleans. Morning to all of you. And welcome to the National World war two museum and, our new and lovely battle, barksdale Parade Ground on behalf the board of trustees of the National World war two museum. I want to thank you for honoring us with your presence here today. It is indeed a momentous day in the life of this great institution. With the opening of the liberation, we finally tell the full story of the American Experience in the war that changed the world, a story that now includes words, an understanding of the cost of victory and its meaning. Today, with the opening of this capstone pavilion and we bring to completion a journey that began 23 years ago, or as our founder nick mueller would more accurate aptly states. If you include its inception as a mere idea and ten years of planning, 33 years. But on june six, 2000, the 56 anniversary of the dday invasion, we gathered nearby to celebrate the opening of the National Dday museum and the beginnin