Horsepark at Woodside Woodside, CA 94062 Local Weather Conditions

Station ID	City (Click for Map Location)	Neighborhood (Click for History)	Last Update (Date & Time)	Temperature (°)	Dew Point (°)	Humidity (%)	Wind (mph)	from the	Wind Gust (mph)	Pressure (in)	Hourly Rain (in)
KCAWOODS6	Woodside	Woodside	05/13 00:40:51	43.4	40.0	87	0	East	0	29.94	0.00
KCAPORTO4	Portola Valley	Central Portola Valley	05/13 00:39:58	50.2	39.0	65	0	NE	0	29.89	0.00
KCAWOODS5	Woodside	King's Mountain 2100ft	05/13 00:39:15	56.1	46.0	69	0	South	2	29.90	0.01
KCAPORTO6	Portola Valley	Portola Valley	05/13 00:39:24	53.5	0.0	0	0	WSW	0	29.95	0.00
MAR321	Menlo Park	APRSWXNET W.Menlo Park CA US	05/13 00:28:00	51.0	42.0	70	0	SW	0	29.98	0.00
KCAREDWO5	Redwood City	Sterling Heights	05/13 00:35:05	50.0	41.0	71	0	South	0	29.94	0.00
KCAMENLO3	Menlo Park	Ladera	05/13 00:43:14	48.2	40.0	74	0	WSW	0	30.00	0.00
KCAATHER4	Atherton	meso_neigh8	05/12 23:00:08	54.2	40.0	59	0	NNW	4	29.91	0.00
MPUGC1	Half Moon Bay	RAWS PULGAS CA US	05/12 23:38:00	49.0	39.0	68	0	SW	6	0.00	0.00
KCASANCA4	San Carlos	Brittan Heights	05/13 00:40:25	53.5	39.0	57	0	NW	3	29.92	0.00
KCASANCA2	San Carlos	Near Alameda and Brittan	05/13 00:41:11	49.8	36.0	56	0	WSW	0	29.74	0.00
KCAWOODS4	Woodside	Kings Mountain	05/13 00:43:05	55.4	37.0	50	0	NE	0	29.99	0.00
MC9794	Menlo Park	APRSWXNET Menlo Park CA US	05/13 00:34:00	48.0	40.0	74	0	West	0	29.95	0.00
KCALAHON2	La Honda	Cuesta La Honda	05/13 00:37:02	43.0	37.0	79	0	North	0	29.35	0.00
KCALAHON3	La Honda	Cuesta La Honda (Hilltop)	05/13 00:42:52	40.9	40.0	96	0	WSW	0	0.00	0.00
KCAREDWO1	Redwood City	meso_neigh16	05/13 00:31:17	48.8	40.0	71	0	West	0	29.91	0.00
MC6623	Palo Alto	APRSWXNET Los Altos Hills CA US	05/13 00:33:00	52.0	41.0	65	2	SSE	2	29.91	0.00
KCALOSAL10	Los Altos Hills (600 feet)	meso_neigh18	05/13 00:35:18	50.3	39.0	66	0	ESE	7	29.90	0.00
KCAWOODS3	Woodside	Skyline Boulevard, north of Page Mill	05/13 00:40:08	54.3	10.0	17	5	North	12	27.52	0.00
KCAPALOA6	Palo Alto	College Terrace	05/13 00:40:24	49.5	42.0	76	0	WNW	0	30.00	0.00
KCABELMO7	Belmont	MorganHomes.com-Hallmark Park	05/13 00:42:36	50.5	40.0	68	8	SSW	8	29.89	0.00
MLAHC1	La Honda	RAWS LA HONDA CA US	05/13 00:07:00	39.0	38.0	98	4	ENE	5	0.00	0.00
KCAPALOA9	Palo Alto	Barron Park	05/13 00:43:13	49.8	40.0	69	0	SW	0	29.94	0.00
MCQ134	Redwood City	MesoWest San Carlos CA US CARB	05/12 23:00:00	54.0	40.0	59	6	WNW	0	0.00	0.00
MRTYC1	Redwood City	NOS_PORTS Redwood City, CA	05/13 00:18:00	54.0	0.0	0	2	NNW	2	29.96	0.00
MC4751	Belmont	APRSWXNET Belmont CA US	05/13 00:31:00	51.0	42.0	70	1	NNW	0	29.94	0.00
KCABELMO6	Belmont	Belmont Hills	05/13 00:32:00	50.9	41.0	69	10	NW	12	29.29	0.00
KCALOSAL1	Los Altos Hills	meso_neigh28	05/13 00:40:01	52.8	47.0	79	0	South	1	30.85	0.00
KCALOSAL8	Los Altos	North Los Altos	05/13 00:43:08	49.5	42.0	76	0	ESE	0	29.96	0.00
KCABELMO5	Belmont	Belmont - Island Park	05/13 00:43:13	51.6	36.0	56	0	WNW	0	29.88	0.00
KCAHALFM5	Half Moon Bay	Dennis	05/13 00:42:38	43.8	41.0	90	0	ENE	2	29.97	0.00
KCASANMA11	San Mateo	San Mateo Hills	05/13 00:20:11	47.7	41.0	78	0	NW	5	29.47	0.00
KCASANMA6	San Mateo	Glendale Village	05/13 00:32:58	46.7	36.0	66	3	WNW	3	29.92	0.00
KCAPALOA11	Palo Alto	Meadow Park	05/13 00:43:02	51.5	44.0	77	0	NE	0	29.91	0.00
KNUQ	Moffett NAS	Official Station	05/12 23:56:00	54.0	44.0	69	5	ENE	---	29.97	---
KSFO	San Francisco	Official Station	05/12 23:56:00	51.0	43.0	74	13	West	---	29.96	---

Full Advisory Text

Warning Description: Special Weather Statement

Warning Date: 2:45 PM PDT on May 12, 2008

WarningSum:...Excessive Heat Outlook Thursday And Friday For The Entire San
Francisco And Monterey Bay Region...

Warning Message:This Special Weather Statement will serve as an excessive heat
outlook for the entire San Francisco and Monterey Bay region for
the period Thursday through Friday.
A record breaking heat event is expected to be underway Thursday
and Friday as a strong ridge of high pressure develops over the West
Coast.
Temperatures on Thursday morning are expected to start out very
mild...mainly in the 60s with 70s in the hills and then rise to
record breaking levels for many cities by Thursday afternoon. Highs
at the coast will even approach 90 degrees with most inland areas
well into the 90s and lower 100s. Little overall change is expected
on Friday with near or record breaking heat expected to continue.
Persons planning outdoor activities during the second half of this
week should be prepared for very warm and dry conditions. Take
precautions against the heat by limiting stressful outdoor activities
during the hottest time of the day and by keeping an ample supply
of water at hand.