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Weather: Rain, rain, more rain
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The Bay Area's weather forecast for the weekend is no big surprise: Rain, rain and more rain.
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The Bay Area's weather forecast for the weekend is no big surprise: Rain, rain and more rain.

SAN FRANCISCO BAY AREA (Map, News) - The San Francisco Bay Area today is expected to experience rain, which will be heavy at times, and isolated thunderstorms. High temperatures in the lower 50s and southeast winds of 15 mph to 30 mph with gusts up to 45 mph are anticipated.

Tonight

The San Francisco Bay Area tonight is expected to experience rain, which will be heavy at times, and isolated thunderstorms. Low temperatures in the 40s and southeast winds of 15 mph to 25 mph are expected.

Saturday

Saturday the Bay Area is expected to experience rain. High temperatures in the lower to mid 50s and southeast winds of 15 mph to 30 mph are anticipated.


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4:08 PM MST on Mon., Jul. 7, 2008 re: "High temperatures expected to last throughout the week"

MrHyphy said:
Time to chill on the block with a tank top yadadafeel me?

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12:35 PM MST on Fri., Jun. 13, 2008 re: "Storm leaves thousands without power, closes several schools in Baltimore area"

Examiner Reader said:
Was the tree in the picture cut down? There is no breakage on the tree and looks like it was taken down by a chain saw.

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6:05 AM MST on Thu., Jun. 5, 2008 re: "Heavy rain, winds leave thousands without power"

Examiner Reader said:
Let's not forget those of us that were stranded because MTA doesn't have a proper back up plan for light rail interuptions. Dozens of people waited for their chance to crowd onto a shuttle bus, maybe 3 showed up in the hour i waited. When lodging a complaint, the MTA rep. said they do not plan for these things. REALLY? you should always plan for how to get around an interuption in the line. But then again, its the MTA! BTW, what the hell does O'Malley ahve to do with the weather? Everyone seems to be all up in arms about relating him to the storm damage. It's an act of nature, or as some might say, an act of GOD lol. if so, GOD does not seem to be happy with those that are close minded lately.

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6:29 PM MST on Tue., May. 13, 2008 re: "O’Malley turns weatherman after emergency briefing"

Steven Lessner said:
O'malley,busch,and miller would all be typical weatherman where they could lie to the public.Between the state liars and shelia dixon and her corrupt adminstration it's a race to see who can steal more tax dollars. Dixon's adminstration does a pretty good job of stealing since most of her people are black.Instead of giving a tax break she wants to give raises to her people while other people in the private sector are losing their jobs let's give raises and screw the people in the city. Dixon doesn't care about the city of baltimore, one of the most violent in the country.Just as O'Malley could care less about Maryland,this is not the "FREE STATE" anymore it's should be renamed the expensive state that has the most laws in the nation.

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10:08 AM MST on Tue., May. 13, 2008 re: "O’Malley turns weatherman after emergency briefing"

Examiner Reader said:
O'Malley would make a better weather man than he is a politician. He could lie about the weather and blame it on Bob Ehrlich and global warming.

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4:27 AM MST on Tue., May. 13, 2008 re: "O’Malley turns weatherman after emergency briefing"

Examiner Reader said:
Had it not been for global warming there would be 40 inches of snow laying on the ground right now with many people losing thier lives!

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7:55 PM MST on Thu., Feb. 14, 2008 re: "Va. to scrutinize ice-clearing strategy after icy highways overwhelm crews"

Examiner Reader said:
Was the issue with VDOT and /or the lack of the national /local reporting

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7:30 PM MST on Thu., Feb. 14, 2008 re: "Va. to scrutinize ice-clearing strategy after icy highways overwhelm crews"

Examiner Reader said:
Virginia definitely doesn't know how to handle this type of weather, let alone do Virginia drivers know how to drive. Being from Indiana, it cracks me up to see places of business closing down because the weather report says there's a chance of snow. People need to slow down and remember what driver's ed taught them, it'll save lives.

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4:59 PM MST on Thu., Feb. 14, 2008 re: "Va. to scrutinize ice-clearing strategy after icy highways overwhelm crews"

Examiner Reader said:
Cabin fever!!!

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4:37 PM MST on Thu., Feb. 14, 2008 re: "Va. to scrutinize ice-clearing strategy after icy highways overwhelm crews"

Examiner Reader said:
The problem is that Virginia does not know how to handle winter weather. It's not just highways. "It was a perfect storm at a perfect time..."? Gimme a break. Just own up to not having enough DOT trucks, and to not having an efficient plan when snow/ice falls. There certainly are plenty of other states that deal with snow/ice every year, yet they don't seem to have these issues. It's amazing really.

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7:37 PM MST on Fri., Feb. 1, 2008 re: "Today's weather: More of the same"

Examiner Reader said:
ok

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4:20 AM MST on Tue., Jan. 22, 2008 re: "Baltimore braces as forecasters predict prolonged cold weather"

Tinker said:
Just think how much colder it would be if "AL" had not invented global warming!

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9:51 AM MST on Fri., Jan. 4, 2008 re: "Alameda-Oakland ferry cancels morning trips"

Examiner Reader said:
Actually, there was also a 7:05 ferry from Oakland to SF that I was on - what a wild ride!

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