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Bay Area Inland Sizzles, Dense Fog Advisory for Coastal Cities Including San Francisco and Monterey
The Bay Area is simmering as inland temperatures continue to soar into the upper 80s and lower 90s, while coastal areas are starting to experience some respite, according to the latest forecast by the National Weather Service San Francisco, CA. The dense fog creeping along the coast has warranted a Dense Fog Advisory until 10 a.m. this morning, affecting areas from SF south through Monterey Bay and down the Big Sur coast, which could catch drivers by surprise with sudden visibility changes, said the service.
Police looking for a man who is accused of stalking an elementary school student in Pacific Grove
PACIFIC GROVE, Calif. (KION-TV)- Pacific Grove Police are looking for a male suspect who allegedly was following an elementary school student on Thursday morning. A Pacific Grove Police commander said in a media release that the student observed a man following them in the area of Sinex Avenue and Carmel Avenue. Police said the man The post Police looking for a man who is accused of stalking an elementary school student in Pacific Grove appeared first on KION546.
A discovery made in Pacific Grove could change the world of vaccines.
Happy Mother’s Day to any and all who are, or act as, mothers in the world. Pam Marino here, with the story of a man any mother would be proud of—and who was a tremendous help to his mom and dad while he was growing up. The man...
CSU Monterey Bay baseball to host regional NCAA D2 tournament
SEASIDE, Calif. — It was a whirlwind weekend for the Cal State Monterey Bay baseball team. The team is back home Monday, gearing up for the regional tournament that begins Thursday. CSUMB will host, thanks to winning the conference tournament over the weekend. “You go from elation to depression...
A Pacific Grove doctor makes a discovery that could change the world of vaccines.
THINK ABOUT WHERE BIG SCIENTIFIC BREAKTHROUGHS HAPPEN, and visions of large laboratories on university campuses or inside government facilities or corporations might come to mind. Dr. David Craig Wright bucks the stereotype. His small laboratory in a former yoga studio in downtown Pacific Grove is where the infectious disease specialist is making cutting-edge discoveries, and it suits him just fine.
Bridging the Gap
BRIDGING THE GAP… Squid loves to drive the jalopy, windows down, along Highway 1 just as much as any selfie-taking tourist. These days of course, the journey is difficult due to limited access – and also a battle between Caltrans and, well, everybody else. The agency wants to...
Baseball Recap: Monterey takes down Horizon in a playoff battle
Monterey extended their postseason success on Friday against Horizon. They never let the Horizon Scorpions onto the board and left with an 8-0 victory. The win was nothing new for Monterey as they're now sitting on five straight. Not much got past Ja'Marcus Smith, who gave up just four hits...
Monterey-area libraries add another barrier of community support — Narcan for emergencies
Last month, the city of Monterey installed newspaper boxes filled with free naloxone — commonly known as Narcan — in three community locations: the Monterey Transit Plaza (500 Tyler St.), Monterey Outreach and Navigation Center (351 Madison St.) and Monterey Police Department (401 Camino El Estero). California Department...
Suspect arrested for Seaside firebombing
SEASIDE, Calif. — Seaside police said they arrested a man believed to have firebombed a vehicle on the corner of Plumas and Highland on May 1, 2024. James Sloop, 47, was spotted in Marina and arrested, said Seaside police on a social media post. The post added that the community and FLOCK cameras helped track the suspect.
The thrills—and tragedies—of wild animals are now on display on local beaches.
Sara Rubin here, returning from one of the most spectacular wildlife viewing experiences to be had. No, you do not need to go all the way to Africa for a safari. You can train your eye on local beaches to see baby harbor seals and their moms in various stages of weaning.
You Won’t Need Your Heater
Temperatures will continue to warm over the next two days as high pressure strengthens to our west. Our initially gusty northwesterly winds will become more northerly by Wednesday and ease into Thursday. This general offshore flow will allow for significant warming, even close to the coast. Highs return to above normal across the board Wednesday and will be well above on Thursday. Temps will keep heading upward inland through Saturday, though low level onshore flow may begin to cool coastal areas as early as Friday. The toughest part of the forecast will be determining strength and depth of the onshore flow on the coast as it would mean for huge differences in the forecast. Eventually, the marine layer should win out which would bring cooler, cloudier weather to the coast. Right now, I have that developing on Sunday, but it could come earlier! Stay tuned.
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