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Nearly all of US experiencing warmer summers, but a small part of California isn't

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By Zoe Mintz Verified
| KPIX-TV (San Francisco, CA) Verified
June is officially the start of summer. Although many consider the summer solstice, or the longest day of the year, to be the first day of summer, meteorological summer starts on June 1. What's the difference? Astronomical summer focuses on the position of the Earth in relation to the sun. Sometimes the summer solstice, or the longest day of the year, is on June 20, sometimes the 21st, or sometimes the 22nd.
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El Nino is coming. What does that mean for California?

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By Zoe Mintz Verified
| KPIX-TV (San Francisco, CA) Verified
Ocean temperatures in the eastern Pacific are starting to ramp up, which means El Niño Watch is officially here. El Niño conditions are 82% likely to return as soon as next month, with a 96% chance of it lasting through at least February, and there are increasing chances that the El Niño event will be moderate to very strong, but what does that mean?
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How Bay Area fog forms, helping make San Francisco a cold summertime city

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By Zoe Mintz Verified
| KPIX-TV (San Francisco, CA) Verified
We deal with it every year; some know it as the marine layer, others call it Karl the Fog, but either way, it's what helps make San Francisco the coldest major city in the US during the summertime. But how and why does it form? Let's zoom to the coast. First, let's take a look at how the fog forms. It happens when the temperature at the surface drops to the dew point.
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