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Cooler readings especially by the coast which is clear. A teeny bit of fog, 49 boulder creek, 52 santa cruz. 59 san jose, gilroy 53 and cool air. Low funneling them from the south, southwest, keep those in the forecast. Mild the hot if youre inland warm, a few high clouds. 67 pacifica to 99 into. Whatever you want temperature wise. If you want the 60s go out to pacifica along the coast. The what 90s go to antioch. Oakley. Go to oakland or alameda cut you have. ,. Lets look at the bay bridge toll plaza, traffic backed up 15 to 20 minute delay. No problems onto the bridge, once you get on it get...

Pressure so we warmup but farther south you go the warmer it is. The difference between some of the temps to the north and the south, North Bay South bay, of the atmosphere little. Hot inland, it will peak today and get cooler wednesday, thursday, maybe jump up by the weekend. High clouds coming, from the south rotating around, the breeze wont be a factor again it will be very warm unless you are by the coast, a bubble of breeze mostly clear this morning. 40s, 50s and 60s, 48, 50s for most. Napa airport 49, 57 morgan hill, gilroy 54, santa cruz as well. 50s boulder creek, low 60s santa clara i...

Dr. Steven Landers, president and CEO of the Visiting Nurse Association Health Group, administers the COVID-19 vaccine to Sam Ferguson of Asbury Park, New Jersey. Opening another front in the nation’s response to the pandemic, medical centers and other health organizations have begun sending doctors and nurses to apartment buildings and private homes to vaccinate homebound seniors. Boston Medical Center, which runs the oldest in-home medical service in the country, started doing this Feb. 1. Wake Forest Baptist Health, a North Carolina health system, followed a week later. In Miami Beach, ...

Between 2 million and 4.4 million older adults are homebound and at extremely high risk of dying from COVID-19. Yet, they haven’t been recognized as a priority group for vaccines.

Between 2 million and 4.4 million older adults are homebound and at extremely high risk of dying from COVID-19. Yet, they haven’t been recognized as a priority group for vaccines.