Hume Lake

Huntington Lake, a high of 75.

Hume Lake, also a high of 70 degrees.

Sequoia National Park in those low 60s.

But as you get ready to kind of reset yourself on this Sunday and start your work week tomorrow, temperatures will continue being really, really nice.

Foothills, you're not even seeing 90 degrees at all.

You'll be in those low 80s across the board with Aubury being a high of 78 degrees.

For those of you in the High Sierra, also barely hitting that 80 degree mark in Yosemite and Bass Lake, 70 degrees in Shaver Lake and Hume Lake, Huntington Lake high of 75 degrees, Sequoia National Park, you're going to stay pretty chilly.

Basically what most of us are feeling exactly at this hour with the high of 62 degrees.

Speaking of the outdoors, let's take you live to Yosemite Conservancy where that sun is shining, starting to rise across those mountains, our foothill communities as well.

You'll feel that cool down too as we head into today, upper 80s for Yosemite, 70s in Hume Lake, 60s still in those higher elevations.

When it comes to our foothill communities, nice and comfortable as well.

In those low 90s and mid-90s for Three Rivers, Aubrey, you'll be at about 89 degrees.

Bass Lake in those low 90s.

Hume Lake as well in those low 90s.

Sequoia National Park also very nice, uh, with a high of 70 degrees today.

But once we get past today and we see that high of 101, tomorrow pretty big difference.

High Sierra also a little bit on the nicer side.

Shaver Lake 82 degrees today.

Hume Lake 83 degrees, uh, today.

Yosemite barely, barely reaching the 90s.

Shaver Lake, mid 80s, 85 degrees today.

Hume Lake also in those low But everyone else here in the Central Valley will be feeling those 80s pretty soon, especially here in the valley floor.

Once we get through our Thursday and our Friday, notice that Saturday, high of 92 degrees.

Sunday, high of 86 degrees.

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that would be a trip Like a pre-done thing? Like go to an actual family camp thing? Or like Hume Lake.

Yeah.

Well, no, I just was thinking about Alliance Redwoods because we used to do family camps there.

That's huge.

And it's important for me to realize those things were taught to you and taught to me in that crucible age when you went from the comforts of Hume Lake to then all of a sudden to Georgia, and then you're going to rip.

You were taught how to do the hardest thing possible at that age.

You were taught that it was something that was impossible was possible.

So when we started the business, we knew that, you know, it would probably take a lot of effort and it did in a lot of time and that if it worked, which it did, thankfully, that we would utilize and benefit from a break.

And so we went to the mountains to a camp, Hume Lake is the name of it, Christian camp, and had a lot of just fun, met a lot of great people.

And, you know, I live on the central coast, so there's not a lot of seasons, but in the mountains you get snow and fall and, you know, all the real season.

So that was just a great experience for the kids.