"For a third day in a row, it's another summerlike day across the Bay Area. It's hard to believe that spring doesn't officially start until Friday. Here in San Francisco, it got into the mid 90s. In the East Bay, it got to nearly 90."
"For the second day in a row, the business opened several hours early to give customers a chance to cool off. 'It's really hot. 90 degrees -- like 88 today I think,' said Bella Gore at Lafayette Scoop."
"At Lafayette Wash and Detail, hoses are on full blast. The car wash is seeing big business because it's so bright and sunny out. 'Of course, right? They see no more rain in the forecast and they're all here,' said Guadalupe Camarena."
"'It's unusually hot and I'm perplexed by why it's getting so hot for our short spell,' said Lisa Orchard of Oakland."
The Bay Area is experiencing three consecutive days of summerlike weather before spring officially begins on Friday. San Francisco temperatures reached the mid-90s while East Bay areas approached 90 degrees. This unusual early heat is driving increased business at ice cream shops and car washes, with some establishments opening several hours early to accommodate customers seeking relief. Residents express surprise and concern about the unseasonably warm temperatures occurring so early in the season. Local businesses report high demand as people take advantage of the sunny, dry weather. Employees at outdoor businesses are taking precautions to protect themselves from the intense sun exposure.
Read at ABC7 San Francisco
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