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Health Advisory On Monday Followed By Better Air Rest Of Week San Francisco-The fires that have plagued the Bay area are beginning to be controlled, and the threat of dry lightning that started the fires in the first place is also lessening. Temperatures for the Bay area are not expected to rise as high as they were last week, the temperatures through the July 4th weekend are not expected to rise above 95 degrees. Read More

Officials Extend Advisory Due To Heavy Smoke San Francisco- After the overall presence of smoke in the Bay area has remained, the officials closely monitoring the overall quality of the Air have chosen to extend the Air quality warnings that were posted on Wednesday and Thursday. Air quality is predicted to remain in the “Unhealthy” range according to Anthony Presto. Mr. Presto is the Spokesman for the San Joaquin Valley Air Pollution Control District. Read More