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weather2 years ago

Summer Heat Gives Way to Early Fall Weather: Storms and Pattern Change Expected in Maine

The summer heat in Portland, Oregon, has come to an end as cooler fall weather arrives early this year. A thick marine layer has moved inland, which was a common occurrence in summers before 2013 but has become rare in recent years due to consistent warm/hot weather. The temperature in Portland reached a high of 71 degrees, the coolest day in over two months. August is still on track to be the warmest on record in Portland, but the forecast for the next 10 days shows a lack of heat with a possibility of showers. The wettest period is expected to be in the first seven days, which will help dampen fires and bring relief to the region.

via Fox 12 Oregon|
#fall-weather#marine-layer#portland
aviation2 years ago

Tragic Cessna Crash Claims Six Lives in Southern California

Six adults were killed in a plane crash near French Valley Airport in Murrieta, California, as a marine layer moved into the area. The Cessna business jet had departed from Las Vegas, and the crash occurred during an instrument-only approach. This is the second fatal crash near the airport in four days. The victims have not been publicly identified, and the National Transportation Safety Board is investigating the incident.

via Desert Sun|
#aviation#fatal-accidents#french-valley-airport
weather2 years ago

"California Heat Wave: Record-Breaking Temperatures Expected"

San Francisco and most of the Bay Area will experience a heat wave on Saturday, with temperatures reaching the upper 90s to lower 100s in some areas. However, the marine layer will provide some relief, keeping temperatures cooler along the coast. San Francisco will see temperatures in the mid-70s in the afternoon, while the Peninsula and North Bay will experience hotter conditions. The South Bay and Santa Cruz will also see warmer temperatures, but a breeze off Monterey Bay will help keep them slightly cooler. Cooler temperatures are expected in the evening as marine air returns to the region.

via San Francisco Chronicle|
#bay-area#heat-wave#marine-layer
weather2 years ago

"SF Pride Weekend: Weather, Events, and Safety Tips"

Overcast skies and chilly winds are expected for San Francisco's Pride Weekend, with areas of low pressure off the coast of California leading to clouds, fog, and mist across the city. Visitors are advised to bring a sweater or light jacket for Pride festivities, with temperatures in the upper 50s in the morning and mid to upper 60s in the afternoon. Gusts up to 20 mph are possible, and intermittent drizzle may occur between midnight and 6 a.m. on some days. The North Bay will experience a subtle warming trend, while the East Bay will have rounds of morning clouds and afternoon sun.

via San Francisco Chronicle|
#cloudy-skies#marine-layer#pride-weekend
weather2 years ago

California's Unusual Weather Patterns Bring Cooler Temperatures and Gusty Winds.

Coastal cities in California have been experiencing an unusually cold and gloomy spring and early summer due to a thick marine layer caused by very cold water along the coast. The marine layer has often extended well inland and to higher elevations, enshrouding mountain roads and communities. While the cool and cloudy weather is expected to continue in June, there are signs that a shift is on the horizon, with summer heat potentially arriving in July.

via The Washington Post|
#california#cold-water#heat-wave
weather2 years ago

Memorial Day Weekend Weather Forecast: Stormy in Some Areas, Warm in Others

The Bay Area will experience cool and misty weather this Memorial Day weekend due to an area of low pressure near the Central Coast. However, warmer air is expected to arrive in time for Memorial Day, raising temperatures by 3 to 5 degrees across cities like Napa, Santa Rosa, Walnut Creek, and San Jose. Most of the high temperatures forecast for the coast this weekend will be around the mid-50s, while inland valleys of the North Bay and East Bay will barely make it to 70. The fog and chilly winds will keep temperatures low and winds high in many parts of the Bay Area.

via San Francisco Chronicle|
#bay-area#marine-layer#memorial-day