The heat has staying power
Spare the Air: The Heat Advisory has been extended through 10:00 PM Wednesday for most of the Bay Area. Those excluded are: Coastal Sections (SF, Coastal Marin, Monterey Bay beaches): The heat advisory for those areas is active from 11:00 AM Saturday through 10:00 PM Sunday. Meanwhile: Inland Bay Area & Central Coast (Concord, Livermore, San Jose, Valleys): The advisory has been extended and 11:00 AM Saturday straight through 10:00 PM Wednesday. Temperatures (Monday - Wednesday) Coast: 65°F to 72°F. Fog up to the beaches, then retreats. The Bay: 80°F to 90°F. Clear, unseasonably warm, and hazy. Inland Areas: 95°F to 102°F. Intense triple-digit heat will hold firm. Eat Bay and South Bay (Gilroy) and inland valley locations will hover near 100°F for most of the workweek. The Spare the Air Alert remains active through Sunday night, possibly extended midweek heat window. 49er Game: 97 degrees and filtered sunshine. (Clouds and sun mix). Record high temp is 98 degrees set in 2024. Go 9ers
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