The beautiful look, getting that energy up as we look through SFO. We have a bit of that fog hanging around San Bruno Mountain, but it should mix out and just stay right there near the coastline, giving way to another warm day in our valleys, but not as hot as yesterday. That was a quick blast of heat. We'll do upper 80s in Santa Rosa, cooling it off about ten degrees out in Concord and Livermore, where we got to 101 yesterday afternoon. That was definitely some sizzling heat. We are finding ways to cool down in San Jose for today. 86 and along the immediate Bay 64, in San Francisco, with the help of that breeze that will come in into the immediate Bay and eventually through the rest of the Bay Area, giving way to not only some cooler temperatures, but some better air quality. We've been dealing with those fires up north, but for today, that breeze is going to enhance, move things out of there from our atmosphere and give way to some good air quality for everyone. So enjoy that as you make your Sunday plans around the bay, drinking lots of water and wearing that sunscreen and keeping cool as we go on and take a look to the start of our new workweek. Maybe a few patchy clouds along parts of the North Bay East Bay shoreline and out towards the coast, but otherwise, again, another typical summer pattern where we just see the sunshine immediately right away, possibly even some high clouds as we go through the afternoon hours for south of the Bay Area. As we track some of that subtropical moisture from what's left of Tropical Storm Alberto right now, it's still churning for parts of the desert southwest, creating some instability there, and it could come up to parts of the Bay Area, too. We're watching into Monday parts of the central southern Sierra getting some rain showers there. The blue little dots you see on your screen is a potential for some dry lightning. And of course we hear that and that heightens our fire risk. We go on into Tuesday. Some of it is starting to trek north, depending on how hot we get through the Sacramento Valley. That will be an area to watch with. Also the chance of some showers. There for Tuesday along the coastline still remaining pretty active as we go to the desert southwest. So something to watch there. And not only will that bring in some moisture, but a bit of a midweek cool down look as we go on into Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, temperatures down into the low 80s, so not much change as far as temperatures for the rest of the week there. And in San Francisco. We'll keep it steady in the 60s. After that morning fog. Today will go mid 60s there and just cruise through. I think this is the last week of June, correct. Right Yeah. Goodness. Last day a week from today. And I still haven't started my New Year's resolutions. What is happening? Never. Year is flying
