Out in the peak of the heat in San Francisco. He joins us live from the newsroom. gabe on camera live lead if you were in san francsico today you were apart of history. The hottest its ever been. Since they started keeping track. The previous record was set 17 years ago in the summer of 2000. And it only reached 103 thats nothingtoday San Francisco got to 106so how did the fog dwellers hold up . . . Not so good. Rapid continues sound from San Francisco people out in the heat its muggy it is so hot its like the desert out here i cant believe how warm it is really long and i lost money now. Its actually the hottest day ive ever experienced in San Franciscothere was some miserable people walking through the scorching heat of San Francisco today these were the people in pants. Rapid continues sound from San Francisco people out in the heat its really hot. Wish i had a short sleeve shirt right now the san franciscans is summer attire were in slightly better moods rapid continues sound from
Region today with a high to very high risk of heat related illnesses. A regionwide cool down is then forecast to begin on sunday, especially near the coast. Meanwhile, very warm to hot inland conditions will persist into labor day. An increase in moisture will work northward from the south late sunday into early next week and will result in a slight chance of thunderstorms across the central coast. Additional cooling is then expected through the first half of the upcoming workweek. marty as we mentioned. Several records were broken all across the bay area. Kron 4s Hermela Aregawi was in San Francisco where temperatures hit 106 degrees. A scorching day in San Francisco. A recordbreaking 106 degrees. Bernie bersmina San Franciscoits very extreme for San Francisco at least. We just stopped in muir woods, spent the day there and on our way home, this is the place to be in the heat. Health officials urge people to find cool places during the day. Brent andrew spokesman, ca dept of public he
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