Out there . Out there is downtown petaluma. There is plenty of fog. It will lift or burn off but whats in the valley probably will not. That is too tough to burn up this time of year. The warmest temps they were the coast more so than inland because of the fog. There is a system moving into the north that will give us increasing clouds. This is by ukiah and i dont think there will be any rain. 30s for many, low 40s, Half Moon Bay is at 40. Fairfield 34, Castro Valley 38 and 30s around woodside. Menlo park and los altos, and hayward at 43 cold degrees. See how this creeps back in, and sneaks back into parts of the area. Once that was and its tough to get out of there. Probably all the way down. Its tough to get rid of. I dont think its going anywhere until friday. Southern california, better than yesterday but a lot of cloud cover moving in. We are in between so fog and then sunny. 50s for some 60s for others. 7 02 am. Allie is here and will tell us what weve all been saying. Low vis
but now it is all over the place. certainly there is plenty of fog and on the bridges i believe chp has issued fog advisories for the bridges. yes they have, thank you. morning fog giving way to the hazy sunshine with higher clouds above most of those are gone but temperatures are the warmest around santa cruz. not all of the coast will be that warm but today we will push upper 60s. inland should be in the low to mid 60s, san jose will be 64. 50, is the average. all of the records that were set on this date were from 2009 including san jose at 77. plenty of low clouds with a lot of gray here and at the valley. 40s and 50s with a couple of 30s. 40s in san carlos and palo alto. 49 union city, 50 san mateo near 50 in montero, my speech and pacifica. everybody is close. not much of a breeze which is offshore, the weekend is looking good with warm weather but we are dealing with the fog and the next hint of rain coming tuesday. we have a dry pattern for the weekend though. what
isn t it gorgeous. hitting the road, we saw south, normally seeing him here with us but sal, normally he is here with us, but he s very busy. and, the small town in san francisco. i think that he broke in. look at him go. i talked to him earlier before he left we will see what he cooks up. that s right. and, if you are going to be hitting the road, at one part of the east bay traffic expect to be slower the normal through a part of fremont. we have been reporting on the powerful wind throughout the night. and it was those wins that toppled down wins around those power poles. it is a very busy road with drivers that go-between 680 and 880. a pg&e group worked overnight to raise one of those polls. and, one westbound lane is still closed and there is no time estimate as to when everything will be back in order. and, there is no report of major outages. and, you should steer clear that area. we saw that the live pictures there. and, it s a little cool. i woul
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