This morning. It doesnt have anything to do with the moisture we had yesterday pick these clouds coming in from the coast. Nifty six in the santa rosa now. 58 in San Francisco. Low 60s and oakland and livermore. The marine layer is at 1200 feet. Inland cities waking up with sunshine but many of us have cloud cover and drier air and cooler down by 5 degrees in most areas. It has to do with the onshore breeze that is blowing all the way through the delta this morning. When it comes to the fog, visibility is tough along the coastline. Half moon bay reporting less than a quarter of a mile but everyone else looking okay. Look at whats going on with the added relative humidity, the fog is back. A bit of an onshore flow going on as well. Right there at the czu complex fire, we got great humidity. Temperatures are good and the winds are light. Getting into the afternoon for air quality, unhealthy for sensitive groups. North bay in the San Francisco coastline and through the center bay and east
Fog and overcast weather to start tuesday. The air quality has been on everyones mine. Smoke from the fires is hovering over much of the bay area. This brings, on the seventh consecutive day of unhealthful air. Doctors warn about the Health Effects of the smoke. This is especially for older people. Cloth and surgical masks dont filter smoke. They are still urging people to wear them because of the pandemic. I was looking here at the apple i used to see the air quality. The air quality is much different in different cities. In oakland, it is much better than it is right now in San Francisco. Right, i live in the east bay. Air quality has been rough. My brother lives up in el cerrito. Things have been better for him there. I always check to see what my parents and siblings are going through. People who have asthma, the elderly, people who have trouble breathing, even on a good day, they are the ones who are required to be careful now. Thats a good time to remember, i mean, about what the
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