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KPIX KPIX 5 News At 5am July 13, 2024 - Vimarsana News

KPIX KPIX 5 News At 5am July 13, 2024

Youre going to feel this cooldown. Now, many locations it will still be mild just not as warm as that we havent seen earlier this week. Dosages in San Francisco. Mid 60s in oakland. 70 degrees in san jose. Of our 60s and conquered. About five degrees above average for places like london, san jose and conquered. Talking share a chance of the next is, talking about in the next forecast. A couple things to look out for, first off the bay bridge we are seeing a few more cars make that track on the westbound side headed out of the spray into San Francisco but no metering lights yet. Most of our bay...

Midland track gets back to work at South Dakota Kickoff - Vimarsana News

Midland track gets back to work at South Dakota Kickoff

The Midland track and field teams got 2023 started at the South Dakota Kickoff Saturday, producing 30 top ten finishes.

Treasure hunters discover artifacts unearthed by Hurricane Nicole - Vimarsana News

Treasure hunters discover artifacts unearthed by Hurricane Nicole

Right after and — believe it or not — even during hurricanes, there is a group of brave souls who take to the shoreline searching for coins, jewels and artifacts.

Source: wptv.com
Blake Dowling: Secret's out — Florida is the perfect spot for hidden treasure - Vimarsana News

Blake Dowling: Secret's out — Florida is the perfect spot for hidden treasure

Florida is ripe for treasure hunting.

The Leg at the Bottom of the Sea - Vimarsana News

The Leg at the Bottom of the Sea

David Kushner is a contributing editor at Outside, as well as the writer and host of a new podcast, Alligator Candy, based on his memoir. Sebastian and his dad, Bobby, heading out to dive (Photo: Courtesy Elizabeth Morris) The allure of treasure hunting is a Florida staple. Chuck Meide, a maritime archaeologist and director of the archeological program for the St. Augustine Lighthouse and Maritime Museum, estimates that there are roughly 5,000 shipwrecks in coastal waters around the state, a legacy that dates back to July 31, 1715. That’s when a hurricane slammed the central coast near S...