Two. Garcia is off today im pam clark. Nd good morning im dave its wednesday, march 13th. Its the hump day pass. n yes it is. Were there middle of the week. Sounds windy. Some changes in the weather. Lets check in with steve. Not too bad its way for tonight. We have mostly clear skies out there. Still some high clouds coming down, but theyll clear out over the course of the day. And then the wind will pick up. 39 livermore. There are many upper 30s here. ulow 40s for some, but its going to be more about the wind picking up and still some m the north. That effect, though, is going to be tonight, this afternoon, tonight when that wind kicks in and its a north northeast breeze. So north and east bay hills marin range, Santa Cruz Mountains look to be taking, if you will, the brunt of some of these. Maybe gusts 4050 to 60mph. So to change is on the way. Mostly clear, partly sunny this morning here, but there will be a lot more sun. But the wind will be the big factor by tonight. 60s on the
13th. He right here. Dnesday forecastt clears almost clear skies there. We are expecting though a change here. The rain is done for now. And this pattern probably until around the 21st or so. But the wind of change will be kicking up its heels here. 40s on the temps for most here. Low to mid. Still mostly sunny today, but the focus hered here starting tonight. More temps are bumping up and theyll continue probably all the way into saturday. C the way its looking here. All right. Its 4 00 inuthe morning. Sal castaneda is here picking up cones on 80. Maybe they are in some spots. Its not causing a big traffic jam. Steve and were also doing pretty well. The polls. Im sorry. Not the posey, the webster tube into alameda from oakland is closed, but the posey tube is open. So if you have to get on to use one of the go to the bay bridge toll plaza. Youucan see that traffic is moving well and were off to a good start. Just not a lot going on out there. Not a lot of traffic jams just yet, but it
Megan kimball is my name. The way i should say this first is gilbert garcia. Im an opinion writer and columnist with the san antonio expressnews, but thats not important. Important here is our author, megan kimball. Shes an austin based investigative journalist, author of the 2015 book unprocessed. Shes a former executive editor of the Texas Observer. She writes about housing and urban development for texas monthly, the New York Times guardian and, bloomberg, citylab. Her latest book, which came out a few days ago, is called city limits inequality and the future americas highways. And it examines the toll that ever expanding urban highways have taken on our communities. And it does so through the prism three texas cities, austin, houston and dallas so please help me welcome our author megan kimple. Thank you, gilbert. Thank you all for being here. Its really a delight now, megan, you as you point out the book, you were born in austin, you grew up in Southern California, and california.
Megan kimball is my name. The way i should say this first is gilbert garcia. Im an opinion writer and columnist with the san antonio expressnews, but thats not important. Important here is our author, megan kimball. Shes an austin based investigative journalist, author of the 2015 book unprocessed. Shes a former executive editor of the Texas Observer. She writes about housing and urban development for texas monthly, the New York Times guardian and, bloomberg, citylab. Her latest book, which came out a few days ago, is called city limits inequality and the future americas highways. And it examines the toll that ever expanding urban highways have taken on our communities. And it does so through the prism three texas cities, austin, houston and dallas so please help me welcome our author megan kimple. Thank you, gilbert. Thank you all for being here. Its really a delight now, megan, you as you point out the book, you were born in austin, you grew up in Southern California, and california.
Megan kimball is my name. The way i should say this first is gilbert garcia. Im an opinion writer and columnist with the san antonio expressnews, but thats not important. Important here is our author, megan kimball. Shes an austin based investigative journalist, author of the 2015 book unprocessed. Shes a former executive editor of the Texas Observer. She writes about housing and urban development for texas monthly, the New York Times guardian and, bloomberg, citylab. Her latest book, which came out a few days ago, is called city limits inequality and the future americas highways. And it examines the toll that ever expanding urban highways have taken on our communities. And it does so through the prism three texas cities, austin, houston and dallas so please help me welcome our author megan kimple. Thank you, gilbert. Thank you all for being here. Its really a delight now, megan, you as you point out the book, you were born in austin, you grew up in Southern California, and california.