🌁 Why can it be freezing in one Bay Area neighborhood and sunny just a few miles away?
In the span of a single day, San Francisco can be covered in fog while Oakland is sunny and Walnut Creek is pushing 90 degrees. From Karl the Fog to sudden temperature swings and wildly different neighborhood forecasts, Bay Area weather is shaped by a unique mix of ocean currents, mountains, wind patterns, and geography.
In this lecture, meteorologist Jessica Burch breaks down the science behind the Bay Area’s famous microclimates and explains why weather here behaves so differently from almost anywhere…

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