Was no fog in radar. Currently, we are seeing winds, though, in pacifica and vacaville in excess of 20 miles per hour. And that cool ocean air sweeps in across the region today and having that cooling effect for all of us today, the very warmest. Its only low 70s for your daytime highs. Current temperatures are in the 50s pretty much across the board later on today. As much as 10 to 15 degrees cooler than yesterday was so definitely adjust the wardrobe as youre playing in the day out right now. Im john, thank you for that. Well, because of those high certainly taking my time. As im traveling this morning, especially if you have those high profile vehicles, no major hot spots on your bridges, but theyre starting to get busier. 18 minute ride traveling into the city right now. Meter lights are on polina to 82 want to san mateo bridge or Richmond Center fell bridge around 13 holding a bridge. Looking at a 23 minute ride. 37 to the tolls. Look at your highways, the busiest right now along
Will help us so far for you. Thanks for joining us. Im sorry. And im james, a dry day today on this tuesday, but it will be another windy one. Thats for sure. It will end a little bit john. Yeah, were start that cooling trend yesterday. The day before we saw some low 80s inland. Its. Nice to tap into some of those warmer and sunny days. I think for a lot of us. Today, though, even goodbye to it. And for a while this time around looking outside this morning, we do have a little bit of cloud cover. Were going to pair some of these cooler temperatures. Little Morning Cloud cover with a brisk wind from the coastline thats going to transport ocean cool there right into the bay throughout the course of the day and result in minimal temperature change really, from where were at right now. A lot of us are in the mid to upper 50s currently, which is a mild start to the morning. Go ahead. Get that jean out of the way this morning. But unlike yesterday, you might not be breaking as much of a swea
Deepens incredibly. We have a system moving to the north and the first possibility of rain for Sonoma County, mostly clear this morning and cancel be on the increase as the system is integrated not a lot of moisture with that but it continues to sweep in, the lows are up because clouds are coming in and the breeze has picked up a bit. Mainly from the south, some from the north. Its variable but trending more west southwest. So morning sun giving away to cloud coverage as the system deepens into early tomorrow. 60s and 70s, no 80s on the map for the first time in a long time. All right what you have . Nothing. Barely awake but here we are. A lot of people that have been on the road for apparently a while because we have some slow traffic and some of the construction here on 580 and north flynn is been picked up and not spite we have a little bit of slow traffic is slower than it normally is and i think this will go away because its unusual, but they are picking up the cones and every on
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