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Burg. Not a classic setup where we will get the heat all the way to the coast. We still will see the onshore flow with winds up to 20 Miles Per Hour at our beaches. 60 right now in oakland as well as san jose. It is 63 in mountain view. We have the cool 50s up to the north. So a live look right there at sfo where temperatures will be warming up quickly today, in the upper 80s by noon time. Inland, 70s around the bay. Triple digits both days offer the weekend. Details in a few minutes. Kumasi. Thanks, lisa. In the south bay Santa Clara County is taking extra measures to be ready to respond to h...

Be from the east bay to the south bay. We look at the Golden Gate Bridge, right now temperatures in the 50s to low 60s in redwood city. From the exploratorium camera here, we are looking at a nice day in San Francisco, in the mid 70s with sunny skies. Right now it is in the 50s and cool in the north bay. Walnut creek is clear. As we go through the morning hours, we will be close to 90 degrees by the time we hit noon time in our inland valleys. 70s around the bay. We will talk about how long the heat lasts coming up. Kumasi. Thanks, lisa. In the south bay Santa Clara County is taking extra meas...

Inland east bay. Excessive heat today, well over 100 degrees, san ramon, blackhawk, walnut creek, livermore and concord. At the coast it is going to clear, we will be in the low 70s, but a spare the air alert for poor air quality. Today a bit more of an onshore push and today the sea breeze intact keeping it comfortable. Santa cruz will be just about 80 degrees today. By noon time we are climbing into the 80s and 90s and looking at 104 perhaps in our inland valleys. Stay tuned to find out when you can get some relief from the heat in a few minutes. Kumasi. Thanks, lisa. In the south bay Santa ...

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