A heat advisory for the East Bay Hills and interior valley remained in effect. Tuesday.
A second straight day of hot weather was set to settle in on the Bay Area on Tuesday, according to the National Weather Service, with a significant cooldown waiting on deck. Then, following a couple of days of that, some more, less intense, heat will arrive. Then it will cool off almost immediately.A key ingredient has been missing from California’s wildfires this year.
A heat advisory remained in effect for the East Bay hills and interior valleys through 8 p.m. on Tuesday. The advisory for the Santa Cruz Mountains, Santa Clara Valley and Eastern Santa Clara Hills were no longer in effect. The heat Tuesday may not be the final round, either. Temperatures are expected to warm up into the mid to upper 90s in the hottest spots again by Friday, as more high pressure replaces the trough.
The arrival of the trough from the Pacific Northwest is expected to bring with it a return of the marine layer, which first was squished then eroded over parts of the ocean during the recent heat up. The marine layer brings with it a cloud layer and an on-shore breeze that keeps the region cooler.“It’s sneaking up the coast right now,” Mehle said.
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