West Regionals Weather Report

[gh]

Left the Stanford parking lot at 09:30 this morning and it was already 77 degrees. Light breeze, few wispy clouds, "zero" humidity. The kind of day that makes San Francisco Bay Area arguably the best place on the planet to live (but then, I'm biased).

Forecast is for more of the same throughout the weekend, so expect a couple of nice days in the sun if you're lucky enough to be able to attend.

[gm]

If you have a gillion dollars and don't mind being surrounded by crunchy wackos

[Guest]

>If you have a gillion dollars and don't mind
>being surrounded by crunchy wackos >>

Let me get this straight: there are tons of people in the Bay Area who are edible? Or is "crunchy wackos" just some new breakfast cereal with which I'm not familiar?

[Guest]

it is not going to be more than 70 this weekend on the west coast this weekend by the most recent forecast.
as far as the other comment having lived in the north coast for 4 months i definitely concur

[Guest]

it is not going to be more than 70 this weekend on the west coast this weekend by the most recent forecast.
as far as the other comment having lived in the north coast for 4 months i definitely concur

[Guest]

Sorry NO cal, but you can't compete with SO cal in this context! We'll see at Carson on Sunday...

[Guest]

Sure, if you like your air thick enough to chew, and seeing through it isn't a requirement.

[gh]

Me and my big mouth in starting this thread! So out of the blue this morning opens almost drizzly, predicted high of only 72, which means that nasty cold winds could spring up late in the afternoon.

The only thing our friend NorCal has to smile about is that this morning's paper predicted LA for a high of only 67. That seems kinda hard to believe.

[Bob H]

>Me and my big mouth in starting this thread! So out of the blue this morning opens almost drizzly, predicted high of only 72, which means
that nasty cold winds could spring up late in the
afternoon.<

Sounds as if you're in the wrong Region, gh. Fairfax weather for today is sunny with a high of 80 (27C).

(Don't ask about tomorrow though. Cooler with showers and T-storms. Yuck.)

[gm]

...while in the Heartland (God's country), look for perfect sunny skies and lovely moderate temps in Lincoln.

take that, left-coasters

[gh]

weatherunderground.com says that at 11:45 it was already 88 in Lincoln. Of course, for Lincoln, maybe that is "moderate"

[gm]

ahh, yes, but it's a dry heat! only 22% humididididity

[Jefferson Buffalo]

>weatherunderground.com says that at 11:45 it was
already 88 in Lincoln. <

Above ground it was 112.

[trackstar]

>drizzly, predicted high of only 72, which means
>that nasty cold winds could spring up late in the
>afternoon.

I don't want to hear any whining about cold winds and 72-degree weather. It's 96 here in Austin right now, which is actually a relief -- they were predicting 102. And no, it's not a "dry heat." It's a miserable heat.

[bubba]

Lee- you can always take solace from the fact that you're not in Houston.

[Guest]

72 here in LA...79 predicted for Sunday's Home Depot meet.
Who would trust air you can't see?....!

[Guest]

the forecast for the home depot event in carson is sunny, dry, temp in mid 70s. sounds ideal to me unlike the 96 and humid in austin or 88 in lincoln...