Good morning and a warm welcome to your show,
Sunny Mornings in San Diego. I'm your host, Melissa,
and it's Tuesday, August 26th. You'll be interested
to know. 105 years ago, today, in 1920, the 19th
Amendment to the United States Constitution was
certified, granting women the right to vote.
This monumental achievement marked a significant
milestone in the fight for gender equality, empowering
women to participate fully in the democratic
process and shaping the future of the nation.
So now you know. And now it's time for the Surf
Report. Tuesday at Tourmaline and South San Diego.
This morning, it's looking fair with waves around
3 plus feet. Conditions are clean early on, but
expect them to shift to fair by late morning.
The wind is onshore at about 4 miles per hour,
picking up to 7 miles per hour by noon, adding
some chop to the surface as the day goes on.
Best time to ride is at 7 a .m. with a 2 -foot
incoming low tide when the southwest swell is
one and a half feet at 18 seconds, and the onshore
wind is three mile per hour. The first high tide
on Tuesday will be five feet at 11 .45 a .m.,
followed by a one and a half foot low tide at
5 .45. The nearshore buoy at Mission Bay West
reads 71 degrees for the water temperature. Starting
Wednesday, expect fair conditions with waves
around two to three plus feet. gradually cleaning
up in the morning. Thursday maintains similar
sizes, but becomes choppy as winds pick up. By
Friday, wave heights hold steady at 2 to 3 plus
feet, with choppy conditions prevailing throughout
the day, though an early session may offer cleaner
faces. This morning, it's cloudy and it feels
like 72 degrees, with no wind. The sunset will
take place at 723. and it will rise again tomorrow
at 621. It looks like we're in for some partly
sunny skies today, with a high near 77 and a
light west breeze. Tonight, expect mostly cloudy
conditions with a low around 67 and gentle winds.
Looking ahead in the weather, expect mostly sunny
skies Wednesday with a high near 79 and light
northwest winds. A slight chance of rain showers
arrives late Wednesday night with lows around
69. Thursday brings a high near 80 with partly
sunny conditions and a slight chance of rain.
Friday stays partly sunny with a high near 81,
while Friday night turns mostly cloudy with lows
around 68. Saturday remains mostly sunny with
a high near 80, and Saturday night will be partly
cloudy with lows around 68. Bonjour, food enthusiasts.
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So stop on by and don't forget to tell them.
Sunny mornings send you. In local news, San Diego's
abandoned California Theater, a nearly 100 -year
-old gem, is facing a critical deadline to either
be sold or demolished. This once -renowned cathedral
of the motion picture has been closed since 1990
due to safety concerns. and now stands as a decaying
reminder of the past, with boarded windows and
graffiti marring its facade. San Diego City Attorney
Heather Furbert emphasized the urgency, stating,
This isn't serving downtown. This isn't serving
the city. The building's owners, Caden Property
Group, must formally list the property by August
30th and finalize a sale by the end of 2026 or
face a controlled demolition. Now on to sports.
The Las Vegas Raiders have traded a 20 -26 fifth
round pick to the Cleveland Browns for quarterback
Kenny Pickett. Originally a first round pick
in 2022, Pickett will serve as the backup to
Geno Smith. This move follows Aiden O 'Connell's
wrist injury, which will sideline him for six
to eight weeks. Pickett, who was previously with
the Philadelphia Eagles, has shown promise in
limited appearances. Raiders coach Pete Carroll
emphasized the need for game experience in a
backup. Meanwhile, the Raiders are also signing
wide receiver Ameri Cooper to a one -year deal
while rejecting a trade request for Jacoby Myers.
In local sports Last night at T -Mobile Park
in Seattle, The Padres lost to the Mariners 6
-9. Calralli hit his majorly bleeding 50th homer,
and George Polanco drove in four runs. The Friars
had 10 hits and left six runners on base. The
Padres' record is now 74 -58. Billy Miller earned
the win for Seattle, while Drew Morgan took the
loss for San Diego. Tonight, the Padres clash
with the Mariners at T -Mobile Park in Seattle
for game two of this three -game series. Dylan
Cease is 6 -11, with a 4 .71 earned run average,
faces Luis Castillo, who is 8 -7, with a 3 .57.
First pitch at 640 with clear skies and a comfortable
84 degrees expected. In top news... The United
States has confirmed its first human case of
the New World screwworm, a flesh -eating parasite,
and a traveler returning from El Salvador. This
case, identified by the Centers for Disease Control
and Prevention on August 4th, has raised concerns
for the cattle industry as the parasite typically
infests livestock. However, officials have stated
that the risk to public health remains very low.
The New World screwworm, known for its painful
infestations, poses a significant threat to animals.
To combat this, the United States is building
a sterile fly production facility in Texas, aiming
to produce 300 million sterile flies weekly.
In business news, the Burning Man Festival, renowned
for its billionaire devotees and unique culture,
is facing a serious financial crisis. Despite
the event attracting almost 80 ,000 attendees
each year to Black Rock City, Nevada, the nonprofit
Burning Man Project reported a deficit of $20
million last year after ticket sales failed to
cover expenses. The organization, adhering to
its philosophy of self -reliance and non -commodification,
cannot commercialize its brand or seek sponsorships,
which has led to challenges in sustaining its
operations. As attendance at regional gatherings
grows, many burners are questioning the future
of the original event, with calls for a focus
on connection rather than profit. In crypto movement,
Bitcoin is down 3 % to $110 ,000. Ethereum is
down 7 % to just over $4 ,400. And XRP is down
5%. to $2 .89. Moving on to a more local vibe.
In our community spotlight on health and wellness,
we are working with a national Pilates studio
to bring you some free classes, so listen up.
Check out Club Pilates with several locations
in the San Diego area. Pilates presents a comprehensive
wellness approach, cultivating strength. reducing
tension, and elevating mental well -being. Scientific
research affirms its benefits. So now you can
check out Club Pilates for a free class with
locations in Encinitas, Solana Beach, Oceanside,
La Jolla, and more. Just be sure to tell them
Sunny Morning sent you by. And now, back to the
show. Let's talk science. After years of frustration,
scientists may have found a breakthrough in hair
restoration with a new treatment called PP405.
Developed by Pelage Pharmaceuticals, this drug
aims to revive dormant hair follicles by reprogramming
their stem cells, potentially regrowing thick
hair where there was once none. Early trial results
show promising hair density increases among participants.
although further studies are needed to confirm
its efficacy and safety. As excitement builds
in online communities, many hope PP 405 could
end decades of ineffective treatments, marking
a cultural shift in how society views baldness
itself. In caught stealing, Austin Butler shines
as Hank Thompson. a relatable bartender navigating
life in New York. Director Darren Aronofsky crafts
a high -energy film that showcases Butler's charm
and depth, as Hank grapples with the aftermath
of a tragic accident that haunts him. As Hank
interacts with a colorful cast of characters,
including his girlfriend, at a menacing criminal
underworld, the film explores themes of empathy
and survival. Set against the vibrant backdrop
of New York, Caught Stealing hits theaters on
August 29, promising an engaging mix of drama
and humor. Well, all righty folks, it's time
for the quote of the day. And today, our quote
comes from the American author and motivational
speaker, Tony Robbins. And he said, the only
limit to your impact is your imagination and
commitment. And that's a wrap for this morning.
You can check out our Instagram, YouTube, and
TikTok for some captivating aerial videos with
local news and the surf reports. Have an amazing
day, my good friends. We'll see you tomorrow
with another episode of Sunny Mornings in San
Diego.