While records may not tumble Thursday thanks to a scorching 1989 heat wave, San Francisco Bay Area residents will still be seeking relief at local beaches and parks as a high pressure system cranks up temperatures to the 90s for communities in the East and South Bay.
The National Weather Service warned local residents to be cautious during the ‘mini-heat wave’ as temperatures were predicted to soar as much as 20 degrees above normal.
“Beating the heat! Getting the dog out for a good run and grabbing our groceries and going home to stay in the air conditioning,” said Julie Sachel of her plans for the day.“Although I’m not ready for the heat yet. Not in April,” she said.“Yeah, I knew it was going to be around 90, so I gotta beat the heat, man! It’s going to be hot, so I gotta get the workout in,” he explained.
“The weather is getting hotter and hotter!” exclaimed Tang. “We just checked the weather forecast and it says we’re going to 90 to 95 and I was like, ‘Wow! It’s the beginning of April and it’s already 90 degrees!’ That’s why I brought my son here.” “It should be noted that a similar heatwave occurred in early April back in 1989 and many of those records may still stand,” the weather service said. “Therefore, it is uncertain how many records may or may not be broken.”It’s not just the Bay Area that is locked in the heatwave. Southern California will also be sweltering.
“Problems get really bad when we have many days of severe heat in a row,” said Steven Weissman of the UC Berkeley School of Public Policy and a former administrative law judge for the California Public Utilities Commission.
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