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At 05:51 PM 7/15/98 -0700, you wrote:
>
>NWS marine forecast is nw 20-30 for the coming days, whereas all TV
>wheathermen scare us with a cruel heat wave. How come?
>Could a heat wave coexist with wind?
>
My experience is that in that kind of weather Candlestick and Tigers
usually blow late in the afternoon, from the cooling wind that flows down
San Bruno Mountain. Heat waves kills the wind at Third.
Pierre
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