Hazier than others. Now, lets bring in darren peck. We use the sensors to see it. This is a view over the last few hours when you watch it. It will get towards sunset and that inversion becomes clear. You can see how the air is getting trapped in here. The weird set up is that the smoke is getting corraled. It is getting pull into the bay. Look at what happened over the last two hours, look at it, deeper shades of red, you see the pattern all right in through the golden gate within the last hour it shaded back into the unhealthy category. It is the benefit of using the lowcost sensor. There is a lot more of them than the official epa sensors they are higher grade, calibrated better, looked at by technicians regularly. Most of them are set up by people in their backyard. They are a great tool to see patterns like this. We are not out of this. When you look at what happened here is the smoke going back to noon today. See the deeper shades off of the coast. Watch the breeze. It is going t
Day in the bay area. We have been dealing with some very bad air quality as the wildfires to the north of us continue to sweep the smoke into our local homes and communities. Heading into this weekend, we will start seeing improvement. For now, we are still seeing widespread throughout the area. Heading into next week, by monday and tuesday, we will see improvements. Keep that in mind. Once we had into monday and tuesday, an area of low pressure will move its way in and that is when we could see a light chance of showers as early as monday night, mostly for the north bay. Lets start off here widespread throughout the bay area. We are sitting right around average. Heading down south into the golden gate bridge, just past that into the peninsula, we are in the 60s and 70s across the bay bridge. Heading down south closer to the santa clara valley, 80s and 70s. Very similar set up for us this afternoon close to the east bay. People in the south bay may have felt a little shaken, a 2. 8 mag
To friday, september 22nd. Yes, a lot to get to. Were going to start with jobina. Okay. So were going to talk about our air quality. Also get into the haze that i know people are wondering about. When is it going to go away . The best answer sometime this weekend. Sunday is going to be our best day. As we zoom in here on live doppler seven, you can see those low clouds. We have some fog that were dealing with this morning around the coast, specifically around San Francisco. And also in the east bay as well around berkeley, emeryville, a little bit of oakland as well right now. Temperatures are really comfortable. Youre starting in the 50s for the most part, low to high 50s, excluding just a couple little spots. You see novato checking in there at 45 degrees for your day planner. Its going to be in the 50s as i just talked about. Then were going to creep up into the 70s inland 60s around the bay 78 and then drop back down to 68 inland. And for the bay its going to be around the 50s, 60s
Show you both sources that give us the reading for what the air qualitys like. The first one is the official one from the epa. These are the air quality sensors, the map we just showed you, where the entire bay was in yellow. Thats good and its an improvement. Yesterday most of them were in the orange or red. There were plenty of sensors reading unhealthy yesterday. So today is an improvement on the official sensors that are calibrated by professionals and they only update once an hour. Theres another source you can look at which a lot of people have gotten used to and those are the low cost sensors scattered over a butch bigger area. You might even have one or someone in your neighborhood certainly does. Those tend to read a little more on the unpleasant side. When you look at that, there are still many air quality sensors reading unhealthy for sensitive groups. Bottom line, we still have an air quality advisory today and tomorrow. Its better, but we arent out of this yet. Theres your
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