Cloud cover right across the bay is sitting above the bay instead of sinking down into it which would be problematic for bridges. Where you can expect some low visibility, oakland and the east bay hills in general and then right along the coastline, pretty similar areas to yesterday fog is sitting just a bit higher today though, and that is definitely good news. Just means more of us are going to see less of an impact but youre still going to notice a lot of grey out there to start the day by the time we work towards lunchtime, the only spots holding on to the fog. Areas right along the coast and then right through the golden gate sunshine will prevail elsewhere as for skies, they will be dry aside from coastal drizzle that you may experience due to that fog in those misty conditions that may cause you to turn the windshield wiper on just a tiger to the breezy a spot in the bay area this morning, definitely being fairfield right through the delta weve got a pretty significant sea breez
Tell me you feel it. I do. I do. There you go. Get those windows open. I will tell that to allie and pam as well. Actually, they tell me. The clouds are around, and not that widespread but still mostly clear there, but 50s on the temperatures, that will still be near 90 day, but most locations will cool off. Cooler for most, again i say cooler, somebody will come in at the same temperatures yesterday. Sunny and breezy, unser, napa airport are west southwest, that was not there yesterday. I was on north or east. So thats a big change. Most of his central and southern california, just on here. Temperatures conduct, 60s, 70s, 80s to near 90 degrees. Over to sal now to see if theres anything new. Right to money. Theres not much going on out there right now. We like it that way. There is a little slowing of the bay bridge. Well take a look at that, but i want to start with the Richmond Bridge and show you the traffic on the stance they are approaching the span. I believe we have that pictur
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