Good morning and a warm welcome to your show,
Sunny Mornings in Encinitas. I'm your host, Melissa,
and it's Monday, June 16th. You'll be interested
to know. 62 years ago today, in 1963, Valentina
Tereshkova became the first woman to journey
into space. Launched aboard the Soviet spacecraft
Vostok 6. She orbited Earth 48 times over 71
hours, demonstrating remarkable courage and pioneering
spirit. This historic achievement not only shattered
gender barriers, but also inspired countless
individuals worldwide to pursue their dreams,
regardless of societal constraints. So now you
know. And now, it's time for the SURF Report.
Monday in Encinitas and North County. It's looking
fair this morning with waist -to -chest -high
sets rolling in. Weights hold around 3 to 4 feet
throughout the morning, providing decent conditions.
Expect the winds to remain sideshore at 4 mph,
keeping things relatively smooth for now. As
the day progresses, anticipate some bumps with
winds shifting onshore later in the afternoon.
Best time to ride is at 8 a .m. with a 0 -foot
low tide when the south -southwest swell is 2
.5 feet at 15 seconds and the sideshore wind
is 3 mph. The first low tide Monday will be 0
foot at 7 .45 a .m. with a 3 .5 foot high tide
just before 3. The nearshore buoy at Beacons
reads 68 degrees for the water temperature. Tuesday
through Thursday features waist -high waves,
with fair conditions prevailing in the mornings
and shifting to choppy afternoons. Light south
winds provide smooth surf early, but by midday
expect increased bumpiness. Thursday sees a drop
in size but improves to clean conditions later
in the evening. Overall, a mix of rideable surf
with potential for fun sessions, especially in
the mornings. This morning, there's patchy fog,
and it feels like 64 degrees with 8 -mile -per
-hour wind. The sunset will take place at Ego
2, and it will rise again tomorrow at 540. It
looks like we're in for some patchy fog this
morning, clearing up by mid -morning, leading
to mostly sunny skies. and a high around 68 with
a light southwest breeze. Tonight, we can expect
partly cloudy skies with a low of 63 and light
winds. Looking ahead in the weather, expect patchy
fog in the mornings on Tuesday and Wednesday,
followed by mostly sunny skies and highs in the
upper 60s. Nights will be mostly cloudy with
lows in the low 60s. Bonjour, food enthusiasts.
This podcast is brought to you by Versailles
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So stop on by and don't forget to tell them.
Sunny Morning sent you. In local news, in a concerning
trend, San Diego has topped the nation in inflation,
particularly in food prices, which are significantly
impacting families. According to Alan Jin, an
economics professor at the University of San
Diego Noss School of Business, Inflation rose
3 .9 % from last year, while grocery store prices
increased by only 1 .6%, eating out surged by
nearly 7%. A potential strike by Local 135, representing
over 13 ,000 workers, could lead to product shortages
and further price hikes. As one shopper noted,
there's no reason why the worker should be the
person who suffers the most. Now on to sports.
JJ Spahn triumphed in a wild and rainy US Open
at Oakmont with a dramatic birdie putt that sealed
his victory. The 34 -year -old golfer, who had
struggled earlier in the tournament, hit a remarkable
64 -foot putt to finish at one under par, two
shots ahead of his nearest competitor. Spahn,
who started the day three under and faced a challenging
course, navigated through chaos, including a
lengthy rain delay. Reflecting on his win, he
expressed disbelief, stating, I never thought
I would be here holding this trophy. It was a
moment that will define his career. Also, in
some shocking baseball news, the Boston Red Sox
traded star slugger Raphael Devers. to the San
Francisco Giants after sweeping the New York
Yankees. Levers, the last player from the Red
Sox's 2018 World Series championship team, was
exchanged for right -handed pitcher Jordan Hicks,
left -handed pitcher Kyle Harrison, and outfielder
James Tibbs, among others. This trade occurring
six weeks before the July 31st trade deadline.
fall as a turbulent spring for Devers, who struggled
with a change to designated hitter. The Red Sox
now gain payroll flexibility, similar to a major
trade in 2012, which ultimately led to another
championship in local sports. Yesterday afternoon
in Phoenix, the Padres defeated the Diamondbacks
8 -2 at Chase Field. Pivetta earned the win,
allowing just two hits over seven innings. The
Friars' bats were hot, with Bogarts, Cronenworth,
and Machado each contributing key hits. Tatis
Jr. doubled in the seventh, while Diaz homered
in the ninth to secure the victory. San Diego
now stands at 39 -31, snapping a three -game
skid. Tonight... The Friars face the Dodgers
in Los Angeles for game one of a four -game series.
Dylan Seas, with a 4 .28 earned run average,
takes on Shohei Ohtani in his first start of
the year. First pitch is at 7 -10 with a temperature
of 77 degrees in Los Angeles. In top news, in
exciting news for iOS users, Apple has announced
a new Digital ID feature that allows travelers
to save their passport in Apple Wallet. This
digital passport can be presented to the Transportation
Security Administration for domestic flights
using an iPhone or Apple Watch. However, it is
important to note that this feature does not
replace a physical passport and cannot be used
for international flights. To utilize the Digital
ID, travelers will need compatible devices. This
development could simplify the identification
process for domestic air travelers across the
United States. In business news, at iCombinator's
Spring 2025 Demo Day, nearly every startup presented
focused on artificial intelligence, with many
following the trend of creating cursor -type
tools. Notable startups included Anvil, which
offers search engine optimization for large language
models, and Atomworks, proposing a revolutionary
method to build three -dimensional chips. Other
intriguing companies were Okter, automating enterprise
software implementation, and Cactus, providing
an AI co -pilot for solopreneurs. DEN aims to
replace traditional communication tools while
Eloquent AI promises to enhance customer operations
in financial services. Scalar Field and SimStudios
are also making waves in financial data manipulation
and AI agent building, respectively. In crypto
movement, Bitcoin is up 0 .5 % over the weekend
to $106 ,000. Ethereum is up 2 % to just under
$2 ,600. NXRP is up 2 % to $2 .17. 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. A recent study suggests that gray hair
may be reversible, challenging products like
Just For Men. Research from New York University's
Grossman School of Medicine reveals that melanocyte
stem cells can become stuck in hair follicles,
preventing them from producing pigment. In healthy
conditions, these cells move freely between compartments
in hair follicles, allowing for continuous hair
color. However, when they become immobilized,
pavement production halts, leading to gray hair.
The study raises the possibility of finding ways
to restore cell mobility, potentially reversing
or preventing graying in humans. Entertainment
News In a surprising turn, Marvel is facing potential
budget cuts after Thunderbolts underperformed
at the box office. earning just $371 million
globally, making it one of the franchise's lowest
-grossing films. Disney CDO Bob Iger initially
celebrated the film's release, but shifts in
audience, taste, and an oversaturated market
posed challenges. Analysts note that the era
of guaranteed billion -dollar hits is over. With
upcoming projects like Avengers Doomsday and
Spider -Man 4, Marvel aims for blockbuster success,
but rising production costs complicate matters,
making it crucial to balance quality with financial
viability. Well, alrighty folks, it's time for
the quote of the day. And today, our quote comes
from the American poet and civil rights activist
Langston Hughes. And he said, Hold fast to dreams,
for if dreams die, Life is a broken -winged bird
that cannot fly. And that's a wrap for this morning.
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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 Encinitas.