The hot temperatures Thursday are expected to be accompanied by significant humidity.
The latest Bay Area heat wave is expected to roast the region for a few extra hours before some cooler air starts to enter the area, according to the National Weather Service.
“We’re more confident now that the temperatures are going to stay very hot for the next two days,” NWS meteorologist Dial Hoang said. “We’re not expected as much to cool off, especially in the interior areas.” The humidity is also expected to drop significantly on Friday, before temperatures settle into their normal early September pattern on Saturday, Hoang said. A low-pressure trough in the Gulf of Alaska is still gaining momentum, according to forecasters, and it’s expected to bring temperatures below 90 degrees in the hottest spots when it hits the region on Saturday.Asking Eric: I let the car thief take the fall for my drugs.
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