SF News Sunday Links: Missing Utah Woman Who Disappeared Near Santa Cruz Beach Found Safe Another person has gone missing at the same spot in Big Sur as the father and daughter killed last week; Antioch is using a special desalination process to treat brackish water from the Sacramento-San Joaquin River Delta; and Danielle Staley has been found safe after disappearing on November 6.
SF News Day Around the Bay: Muir Woods Reopens Through November 1, Entry Fees Waived The National Weather Service is forecasting 20-foot sneaker waves and rip tides this weekend; the one remaining Walgreens pharmacy in the Mission has an average 45-minute line; and some of Muir Woods National Park’s operational partners pitched in to reopen the park for ten days.
SF News Hazardous Beach Conditions On Tap This Week In Bay Area, So Beware You may be tempted to get to the beach this week as the temperatures rise — today is going to be the warmest in San Francisco, while the rest of the Bay Area should be sweltering by tomorrow and Thursday as we cool off — but across the Bay Area coastline there may be hazardous conditions.
SF News Monday Morning Headlines: More Sneaker Waves Forecast Today The SFUSD reached a tentative agreement with tradespeople threatening to strike; there are again rip currents and sneaker waves forecast along the coast today; and Spotify has announced layoffs.
SF News Five-Year-Old Merced Girl Swept Out to Sea Near Half Moon Bay Identified A five-year-old girl who, along with her grandfather, was fatally swept out to sea from Martin's Beach in Half Moon Bay on Saturday, has been identified.
SF News Post-Thanksgiving Weekend to Bring Chilly Temperatures, Sneaker Waves Temperatures will be dropping at night this post-holiday weekend and staying cold into next week, and there's an increased risk of dangerous sneaker waves at Bay Area beaches.
SF News Ocean Beach Is More Dangerous Than Usual Today, Tomorrow Visible imagery of Super Typhoon #Nuri from @NASANPP at 0425Z (via RAMMB/CIRA). http://t.co/Csg7xG9bC1 pic.twitter.com/OmZxSv5UTE— NOAA Satellites (@NOAASatellites) November 3, 2014 According to the National Weather Service,
