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Means heat advisories are back in effect today basically a heat advisory for the speech areas just means that temperatures are opposed to pose a risk specially if you dont have a c or do have sensitivities to the e temperatures right now still nice and comfortable where the 50s and 60s in fact its really the course of a day right now areas like pittsburgh that held on the 70s all night long are only now falling in the upper 60s so get those windows open but that cool breeze in before nhis happens later today triple digits returning as i mentioned to the area covered in livermore well upper 90s and napa down to san jose which will be a 96 degrees today and will be one of our areas under a heat advisory San Francisco to oakland toasty enough for areas that dont have a seat. Those areas right next to the bay and the coats that maybe arent as accustomed to it. Now heres the good news is like yeah in order that we do have a big cool down just around the corner, this is a short lived the way
Currently san jose at 72 pittsford conquered in livermore at 71. Their field of 68. Some areas only briefly fell into the 60s earlier today before now starting to climb again and for fairfield youre already warm enough that they want to start closing the window up before we do reach triple digits for fairfield this afternoon. Triple digits as well on the map for antioch conquered of livermore to san jose will be one of our spot solidly in the 90s and one of many areas that will be under heat advisories from 10 00am this morning till 09 00pm tonight, 80s solidly for oakland and San Francisco, and although not under heat advisories. You do have temperatures hot enough that without a c it may be sweating it out a bit this afternoon. Now thats the bad news. The good news. Well its going to be a lot cooler in these next few days ill be talking about what to expect in your full forecast still ahead. Back to you in the studio. That was the scene in the wee hours this morning in san jose where
John. Yeah i think we could have some daria for sure especially for inland spots and then down into the south bay for daytime highs will be climbing very close to 100 degrees. Well those triple digits for the east bay says on just a second ago, not a fun one to talk about the good news is this is a shorter heat wave that most of last week so theres something positive to focus on as far as today goes. This is your clear morning. Its beautiful to current looks great theres no fog. No cloud cover fortunately when we do see that fog though thats often what spares us the hottest temperatures that are neighbors over the center only get we dont have that marine influence as much today as temperatures are going to climb as much as they will be fairfield youre already at 85 degrees thats bird river more a word also in the mid to upper 70s currently at San Francisco and simmer and even tapping it 70s already and we only have one hour left before heat advisories kick into gear for much of the day