Winds will go up as the temperature drops Wednesday night for much of the Bay Area.
The National Weather Service issued a gusty wind advisory early Wednesday for the mountains of the North and East Bay in effect from late Wednesday night through Thursday morning, with winds of 25-35 mph expected and gusts of up to 55 mph.
The advisory urges the public to secure outdoor objects, stay clear of trees and downed power lines, and to prepare for possible power outages.
Temperatures will dip into the 30s and approach freezing in most areas except for San Francisco and Big Sur, where the anticipated low will be in the mid 40s.
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It’s a pressure gradient. Nothing more, nothing less.
Peeps in the Oakland Hills should watch out for falling trees and snapped branches.
No big deal.
This happens all the time.
30 degrees is not that cold.
Minus 30 degrees is cold.
Good excuse to bust out a fresh bottle of Rumple Minze … call a few honeys … and fire up the hot tub!!!
What do you care, Jojo? You’re in the far east – it’s always warm and sunny for you!
I like the idea of Rumple Minz, though, even if it’s hot outside!
No wind and not cold! How could ‘they’ get this so wring? Answer: ‘Their’ weather modification programs (Geoengineering) are like a Frankenstein Monster… ‘they’ never know what ‘they’ are going to get! People need to wake up and realize that ‘The World Truly Is A Stage!…and ‘we’ are being played, manipulated and propagandized each and every day from cradle to grave! Covid, Russia/Ukraine, Weather, History….nothing but LIES!
Quick PG&E! Turn off the power again!
If the National Weather Service wants to get it right all they need to do is wake up, then give the forecast for that day with hourly updates.