Keeping it clean and fresh for the bay area. It is because of that ocean breeze kicking in and that is why we are looking at temperatures a little cooler someboo inand an82day as 67n ano in san jose and 85 for concord. You can see the seasonal temperatures as we go through our day. We will talk about some changes by the end of the week and it will feel more like summer. Details on that are coming up lets see how it is getting busy on the altamonte. It is already. It was busier than usual even at last check of the roadways. A possible broken down vehicle right around airway. That might be adding to an already busy ride. I will keep a close eye on that. I am not sure if it is on the eastbound and westbound side but it is sluggish on tracy and mount house yawned north flynn. There is one advisory that might be adding to slower travel times. It is 35 minutes, 205 towards 680. Now along the 101 southbound area out of sausalito, it is a little slower as they work to now to campaign 2020, it
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