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Today in the bay starts right now. Thanks for joining us on othis friday morning. Im kris sanchez in for laura garciacannon. Im sam brock. On the official doorstep of spring. The weekend is there. Lets get right to your microclimate forecast as we take a live look outside at what should be the bay bridge. Foggy now. Foggy and the time change continues to keep things pretty black. Good morning, kri. All you can see is that little red light there. We do have fog across parts of the bay area and watch out as you head out the door and allow extra time to get to work and school. 48 degrees in the north bay and patches of fog, as well, else where. Low clouds in the south bay. Were up to 74 degrees today. 71 degrees in the peninsula and 66 degrees today in San Francisco. It will be slightly cooler today and were getting ready for some rain for the end of the weekend. Ill give you details on that, but looks like a slow go across the south bay. Mike . Karia friday. A big alert for folks. As you
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