Right now on kpix 5 and streaming on cbsn bay area, t at bay bre from our camera this morning. Gomornin is wedneay, au12th. Anlen kiese. Glado have you lets get to your forecast first with mary lee standing by with that. Good morning mary. Good morning to you len and michelle. We are going to warm up as we look ahead to today. In the afternoon, so get ready for temperatures on the rise as we look ahead to the rest of the week and in fact not just today. So today is start of a warming trend for us and heres a live look with our san jose camera. Right now 63degrees and low clouds along the coast and right around the bay. 58 in San Francisco and 60 for oakland and 60 degrees with clear skies in concord. So as we they had through the afternoon looking at 67 in San Francisco and 73 in oakland with clearing around the bay. Sunshine inland and those temperatures climbing to 84 in san jose and 90 for concord. We are going to see those temperatures really soar later this week. Were talking trip
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