onshore breeze but we are looking at temperatures and offshore winds heating up inland and into the 90s. we will have more coming up in just a bit. so far, traffic is okay but it is early and traffic is likely to be a very big headache for many drivers. heading into downtown san francisco this morning, this is due to the salesforce transit center being shut down. so all transit agency buses will be operating out of the temporary transbay terminal. that s over at howard and beale. if you use transit, capital quarter, these are all going to be impacted. howard street, of course, has been shut down between third and fourth and that is already creating a nightmare for many drivers and costing causing extra delays. beale street is close between mission and howard. so many of the surface streets that are closed have a ripple effect on all the surrounding streets. we also have the bus lane that is shut down. one lane shut down on the fremont street offramp from westbound 80. as
the boardwalk and ocean city was packed with people walking, biking and riding on suris too, the beaches were filled like here on 9th street. lots of people were enjoying the water and it s the perfect temperature to cool you off. but not make you freeze. people we talked to today, said they just don t want summer to end. trying to squeeze every last bit of summer in the weekend. i m so up sit wish coye stay for a week. it went by quick. we ll enjoy the fall, too. enjoy every moment. if you re heading home from the shore, poconos, or anywhere else, take the new 6abc.com with you. we re constantly updating radar image from stormtracker 6 and we have the latest accuweather forecast. we also have current traffic conditions so you know what you ll hit on your drive back. it s all on 6abc.com. well, elsewhere at the jersey shore, thousands of people are officially out of a job this labor day. the hotel at the revel casino closed today and the casino itself will be shut d
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