Cool Hand Fluke
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When you think of San Francisco, you think of clammy, foggy, & cool weather. But on Friday, the City by the Bay soared to an astonishing 106 degrees, its hottest temperature in recorded history!
The 106-degree reading downtown shattered the previous record of 103, set June 14, 2000. Records have been kept there since June 1874 or almost 150 years.
The National Weather Service forecast office serving the Bay Area called the record “incredible.”
Today is wasn't much better. SF hit 104 degrees today! At the Giants Cardinals game today at AT&T Park the temp hit 104 in the 10th inning! It was so uncomfortable trying to metal detect in the heat I called it quits after only 3 hours.
But I did manage to dig a 52-S rosie and 2 wheaties at a school, and about $ 5.00 in clad at a tot lot. ...Stay cool out there..
The 106-degree reading downtown shattered the previous record of 103, set June 14, 2000. Records have been kept there since June 1874 or almost 150 years.
The National Weather Service forecast office serving the Bay Area called the record “incredible.”
Today is wasn't much better. SF hit 104 degrees today! At the Giants Cardinals game today at AT&T Park the temp hit 104 in the 10th inning! It was so uncomfortable trying to metal detect in the heat I called it quits after only 3 hours.
But I did manage to dig a 52-S rosie and 2 wheaties at a school, and about $ 5.00 in clad at a tot lot. ...Stay cool out there..Attachments
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