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ajor League Baseball pitcher Gabe Speier hones in on a different home plate these days. The coronavirus has forced the Kansas City Royals lefthander into quarantine at his parents’ house in Santa Barbara. The Speier family, however, doesn’t take a pandemic sitting down. They rang in Gabe’s 25th birthday with their own backyard Olympic Games on Easter Sunday. “It was a lot of fun — my whole family was there except my brother Jared, who’s quarantined in Los Angeles with his wife (Emily) and their newborn,” Gabe said. The Speier Olympics was actually an eight-event obstacle course. It included putting a golf ball, slalom racing on a razor scooter, rolling a Bocce Ball for accuracy, volleyball spiking, throwing a football through a basketball hoop, hitting a Wiffle ball, running a slalom course and finishing it all up with a ring toss. Gabe’s sister Lucy, a 15-yearold freshman at Dos Pueblos High, won the gold medal, edging out her mother Jenny and her father Craig. Gabe just missed making the podium, finishing fourth ahead of his fiancé, Megan Leiphardt, and brother Jesse. “I was in such a rush, I messed up a couple of times,” Gabe said. He’s not the only baseball player feeling anxious these days. The COVID-19 pandemic shut down spring training on March 12. Major League Baseball’s regular season, which would have started more than a month ago, remains in limbo. He’s heard all the different scenarios, of either centralizing games at spring training ballparks, or at Major League stadiums with teams only playing against opponents in their region. “Obviously, there would be
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Vitalant, a nonprofit blood center, is seeking convalescent plasma donations as part of the efforts toward COVID-19 treatments. Pictured is Vitalant’s first donor, Dwight Everette.
TreaTmenT efforTs for CoviD-19 Vitalant asking for convalescent plasma donations
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hile a cure and vaccine for COVID-19 remains elusive, nonprofit blood donation center Vitalant is asking those who have recovered from COVID-19 to donate their convalescent
COURTESY PHOTOS Kansas City Royals pitcher and Dos Pueblos High alum Gabe Speier is keeping his chin up despite the curveball thrown by the COVID-19 pandemic.
no fans, but they could still get TV revenue from that, and people could watch,” Speier said. “I’m assuming things will change — they’ve changed a few times already. “There are so many things that the players association and the owners and the commissioner still have to agree upon.” Active roster size is one of the biggest questions. Speier, who is on the Royals’ 40-man roster, was competing for one
Gabe Speier and his family celebrate his 25th birthday on Easter with the Speier Olympics.
of 26 active spots when spring training was curtailed. One proposal is to expand active rosters to 50 since there would be no minor league teams to pull up replacements for injured players. “We haven’t been told what the rosters would look like as far as the numbers and so forth,” Royals’ general manager Dayton Moore said. “We’re just assuming that we’ll be able to have additional players on our active roster. “If that’s the case, then you’d anticipate taking more pitching, which is going to give more players an opportunity. That’s a good thing for them and the industry.” Speier, a 2013 graduate of Dos Pueblos, made his Major League debut on Sept. 5 of last season. He made nine relief appearances, with the last being a four-out, no-hit outing against the playoffbound Minnesota Twins. If Gabe gets into a game this season, the Speier Clan will have been represented in Major League Baseball in each of the last six decades. Chris Speier, the brother of
his grandfather Kurt, played for the San Francisco Giants from 1971 to 1989. Chris’ son, Justin, pitched in the big leagues from 1997 to 2009. The 2010s were covered by Gabe’s nine appearances last year, and he was expecting to check off the 2020s this season. “As a relief pitcher with minor league options, it was fair to assume that I was going to be sent up and down this year (without getting exposed to free agency),” he said. “I was happy about that. I figured that this would be a good time to prove myself.” Speier has been working on a changeup to add to his fastball and slider. His velocity was ranging from 93 to 96 mph during spring training. “My fastball-slider mix works really well against lefties,” he said. “My changeup was helping me get a lot of righties out, too. It’s something I’ve definitely been working on and getting more comfortable with.” Speier had “an anxious” spring training debut against San Diego on Feb. 24. He gave up a one-out triple to Edward Olivares before allowing a walk,
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loCal Cannabis Company DonaTes 500 n95 masks By CHRISTIAN WHITTLE NEWS-PRESS STAFF WRITER
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ndia Amarina knows the importance of masks during a pandemic from experience. Before she became president of Pacific Grown Impact, the nonprofit arm of Carpinteria cannabis company Pacific Grown Organics, Ms. Amarina was in high school in Taiwan during its H1N1 outbreak.
“We were in class every day, but this is a lot more precautions being taken. Obviously now we’re in a digital world, so it’s a lot easier to track these things and engage with social distancing. It wasn’t a reality when we had H1N1, but the masks were everywhere. Every student had them, every person had them,” said Ms. Amarina. “I’m well versed with having boxes and boxes and stocks of N95
masks.” When news of COVID-19 began to hit U.S. media, Ms. Amarina and Collin Dvorak, her husband and CEO of Pacific Grown Organics, put in an order for N95 masks so their company would be prepared for an outbreak in the States. The masks were delayed for months and only just arrived two weeks ago, but in that time Pacific Grown Organics was able
to implement sufficient social distancing at its workplace and realized it would be best to give the masks to someone who could really use them. “We’ve been quite lucky because we’re not running as a large scale cultivation farm yet. We only have a skeleton set of staff, and they are all wonderfully flexible in managing switching around their shifts so they aren’t at the same time as
plasma. “Unfortunately, the medications that are available to treat this infection are not specifically designed to treat this infection. Just based on the anecdotal reports that I’ve been hearing, the response (to the medications) has not been great. So at this point right now it looks like convalescent plasma may be the best option,” Vitalant Medical Director Dr. Marissa Li said. Dr. Li explained that people who have recovered from COVID19 may have immune-boosting antibodies in their plasma called convalescent plasma. She said these antibodies can treat other COVID-19 patients. “You can just think of it as someone who has recovered from the infection, their body was able to mount a strong enough defense, they built enough tanks or anti-aircraft missiles. Whatever kind of weapon that their body built, that weapon is still floating around in their body. We can go there and extract that weapon and now put it in someone else’s body to help fight off infection,” Dr. Li said. She said that there is some debate on how effective convalescent plasma is at treating COVID-19, because there have only been two small case series published in China. One case had five patients, and the other had 10 patients. All 15 patients survived the infection, and doctors extubated over half of them. They did not have to depend on a breathing machine or ventilator. About 90% of the patients showed no evidence of the virus in their body after they received the convalescent plasma. Dr. Li said a convalescent plasma donor can come back every seven days to donate. The Food and Drug Administration recently allowed convalescent plasma transfusions as an investigational treatment. It is currently
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highway Closures planneD for roCk sCaling operaTion GAVIOTA The northbound lanes of Highway 101 north of the Gaviota tunnel will be closed intermittently from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. May 6. The closures are in place to allow Caltrans crews to perform a rock scaling operation to enhance public safety. The California Highway Patrol will lead motorists during the rolling lane closures, which will allow Caltrans to clear rocks from the highway, according to officials. Electronic message boards will be activated informing motorists to be prepared to stop as they approach the work zone. Delays aren’t expected to exceed 10 minutes. The work will be performed by the Caltrans maintenance team of Buellton and engineers from San Luis Obispo. Motorists are reminded to move over and slow down when driving through construction zones. — Mitchell White
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ear Abby: When my husband says? I told my daughter him to speak up, but he and her family won’t. This is physically and come to visit, emotionally wearing on me. they are very — Drained in messy. They have a 3- and Pennsylvania a 4-year-old and two large, Dear Drained: How long-haired dogs. I can your daughter and son-indeal with the children’s law choose to live in their messiness — but the own home is their dogs, no. business, as long as BEST OF I agreed to let them the disarray doesn’t bring their dogs if endanger the health they cleaned up after of their children. them, but it hasn’t Because you agreed happened. The dogs to let them bring shed terribly. The hair their dogs over on needs to be vacuumed the condition that Abigail daily. They don’t they vacuum up any Van Buren practice it at home hair their animals and don’t do it here, shed and they failed even after being told to comply, you are the dog hair is everywhere within your rights to tell in my house. them their pets must be We are 70 and active, but a left at home. Your house, lot of cleaning must be done your conditions. Messy when they leave. I especially grandchildren, yes. Messy don’t like it around food. dogs, no. I told my husband I have Dear Abby: I recently had decided to tell them they a baby. Two of my friends can no longer bring their became mothers five and dogs here. He goes around nine months ago. We are and tries to clean up after all first-time stay-at-home them so I won’t get upset moms, which has been great instead of letting them take except they constantly offer responsibility. He says he’s unwanted advice every time afraid they will quit coming. I see them and try to come Abby, they don’t pick up off like they’re experts. I after themselves at all. In agree that they sometimes their home, clothes are offer helpful advice, but thrown everywhere on the it’s getting old because floor. They are in their 40s I’m becoming confident and should know better. I in my parenting skills and feel they have no respect for judgment. How do I politely us or the way we choose to let them know that if I want live. Must I keep my mouth advice, I’ll ask for it? shut to keep the peace, like — Unwanted Advice in
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Tennessee Dear Tennessee: Do it by first acknowledging them for being such good friends and wanting to be helpful. Then add that, as you have told me, you are now more confident with your own parenting skills and would prefer they wait to be asked before offering any more unsolicited advice. Dear Abby: I will be having surgery soon to alleviate the embarrassing symptoms of bowel incontinence. I have a great doctor and family support. When nosy people ask why I am going to the hospital, I want to say, “None of your business,� or “Be glad you don’t have this problem.� Neither response seems appropriate. Any suggestions? — Shy in the South Dear Shy: A certain amount of curiosity is normal. If someone asks why you are going to the hospital, all you need to say is, “I’m having a procedure.� However, if the person is insensitive and pushes you to be more specific, your response should be, “It’s personal.� Period. Dear Abby is written by Abigail Van Buren, also known as Jeanne Phillips, and was founded by her mother, Pauline Phillips. Contact Dear Abby at www. DearAbby.com or P.O. Box 69440, Los Angeles, CA 90069.
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“Strength and growth come only through continuous effort and struggle.” — Napoleon Hill
HOROSCOPE in your chart—making you more inclined to face your demons. And with the Scorpio full moon coming up, you’re even more inclined to deep-dive into your psyche. However, that moon is more concerned about your finances. Get ready to ask yourself why you feel the need to buy everything on Amazon.
Taurus —There’s so much going on in your sign, Taurus. With the sun and Mercury both moving through your first house, you’ll be able to say exactly what’s on your mind and describe what you need with. Ease. Later in. the week, Neptune, Pluto, and Jupiter connect with Mercury—possibly dropping a unique situation right in your lap.
Scorpio — The full moon is in your sign this week, Scorpio, which means: There will be a lot going on in your head. And guess what? You won’t be able to hold anything back. Mercury is making some aspects this week that could see you having interesting (and potentially healing) conversations with other people.
Gemini — With Jupiter and Pluto both moving through your psychological sector, things are stirring up around how you feel about bigger issues. And with Neptune involved this week, your dreams could be the key to bringing those issues forward, Gemini. Cancer — There’s a lot happening in your social zone this week, Cancer. You’ll be getting messages left and right from friends and lovers—all wanting to connect with you. Enjoy this while you can because the full moon is moving right over your social zone on Thursday—emotions could come to the forefront of your conversations. Leo — The sun is moving through your career zone, and thanks to Mercury coming into the picture, you’ll be able to take charge at work—bringing business discussions and meetings to goldmine ideas. With the full moon happening in your home zone, though, try to put the breaks on, Leo. Time for some self-care. Virgo — Oh, Virgo, we know you can’t bear to look away from work. But with your planet, Mercury, moving through a more “organizing” part of your chart, you better believe you’re ready for some changes. On Thursday, the full moon helps you launch into this project. Allow that creative side to come out this week. Libra — Don’t worry Libra, you’re not going crazy. The sun’s just hanging in an intense zone
Sagittarius — So much is happening in the logical sections of your chart that you’ll feel a little more grounded than usual, Sagittarius. That’s good because the full moon in Scorpio is taking no prisoners when it comes to emotional waves. During the full moon on Thursday, you might want to take a nice walk—get away from all the emotional energy. Capricorn — The leisure zones in your chart are lighting up this week, Capricorn. And thanks to Uranus moving through here, you might feel more inclined to do something spur-of-the-moment as opposed to planning weeks in advance. With the full moon happening in your social sector, oh boy. Get ready to express those feels, fall in love, or just share everything you’ve been thinking lately.
INSTRUCTIONS Fill in the grid so every row, every column and every 3-by-3 grid contains the digits 1 through 9. that means that no number is repeated in any row, column or box. Sudoku puzzles appear on the Diversions page Monday-Saturday and on the crossword solutions page in Sunday’s Life section.
Aries — The sun aligns with Mercury in your money zone, prepping you to take charge of any monetary opportunities that come your way. On Thursday, that Scorpio full moon could make you dive headfirst into a compulsive decision. If you’re not careful,Aries, you could be getting yourself in a sticky situation.
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lthough she is still reeling from the tragic death of her friend Victoria Vaccarello, Elana Cantrelle appreciated the opportunity to share memories of the woman who was killed by an Amtrak passenger train April 25 in Montecito. Ms. Vaccarello, 37, was a hair stylist and makeup artist at Salon Montecito by Elana Cantrelle on Coast Village Road. “Victoria and I worked together at different salons in Santa Barbara for more than 10 years. She was a talented professional and a force to be reckoned with. She was strong and independent, a woman before her time. She marched to her own beat,” said Ms. Cantrelle, her voice quivering with emotion during a phone interview. “If I had to describe Victoria in one word, I would say she was cool. She was the Steve McQueen of her time. She was the coolest dude — she exuded confidence. She was feminine, masculine, warm, caring and giving. She was never conceited. She looked fear in the eye.” According to witnesses, Ms. Vaccarello was trying to rescue her dog when she was fatally struck by the train near Fernald Point at 12:27 p.m. on April 25. “I’m sure she was on her way to the beach with her dog, Winnie, a pit bull that she rescued. They were probably going to spend a sunny afternoon at her favorite beach between Fernald Point and Summerland. It isn’t crowded,
and she and Winnie had gone there dozens of times,” said Ms. Cantrelle. That Ms. Vaccarello lost her life trying to protect Winnie didn’t surprise her friend. “Victoria loved animals,” said Ms. Cantrelle, recalling an incident several years before when her dog, Lola, an 8-pound Brussels Griffon, was attacked by a large dog while she and Ms.
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Vaccarello were together. “The dog had Lola pinned to the ground, and Victoria, who was on her cellphone, calmly reached down, pulled off the attacker and continued her conversation despite the chaos.” Ms. Vaccarello was also a “phenomenal cook” who liked to prepare meals for family and friends. “With her heritage, Italian
COURTESY PHOTO Ms. Cantrelle, at right, shown here with Victoria Vaccarello, has set up a temporary memorial near the entrance to Salon Montecito, 1159 Coast Village Road, where people can sign a book and leave their thoughts about Ms. Vaccarello.
an RBI single, and then hitting a batter. “I was rushing it a little,” Speier said. “I was really excited and was maybe a little overhyped. But every outing after that was good.” In three separate, one-inning stints, he allowed a total of no runs and just one hit. “In my last game against the White Sox, it was three up and three down,” he said. Speier ended it with a flourish, striking out threetime All-Star José Abreu. But three days later, Major League Baseball pushed the pause button. He’s continued to fastforward his game, however. “I speak for every professional baseball player when I say that I’d rather be playing right now,” he said, “but I also look at this as an opportunity to get better and stronger and work on my craft.” He’s hooked up a couple of times with Austin Davidson, a minor league infielder with the Washington Nationals who
lives in Oxnard. Gabe’s brother Jesse, a former DP pitcher and first baseman, has been catching him in the yard as well. “I thumbed him a couple of times at first, but he’s getting better,” Gabe said. “He holds his own.” He also lifts weights with a family dumbbell set and runs on the track at San Marcos High’s Warkentin Family Stadium. And he’s also able to stoke his competitive fire at the Speier Family Stadium. “We’ll do things like play volleyball in the backyard,” Gabe said. “Megan played at DP all four years and another year at City College, but she takes it easy on the rest of us and doesn’t do her jump serves. “It’s all just for fun.” The family that plays nice together, after all, stays together — and nothing is more important during a quarantine. email: mpatton@newspress.com
dishes were her favorite,” said Ms. Cantrelle, who has set up a temporary memorial near the entrance to Salon Montecito, 1159 Coast Village Road, where people can sign a book and leave their thoughts about Ms. Vaccarello. “There will also be information, once plans are finalized, about a celebration of Victoria’s life that will be held after the pandemic crisis is over,” she said. COURTESY PHOTO
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Victoria Vaccarello, a hair stylist and makeup artist at Salon Montecito by Elena Cantrelle, lost her life April 25 when she was struck by a passenger train in Montecito.
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Plenty of sunshine
Sunny much of the time
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Convalescent plasma donations being used in efforts for treatments Convalescent plasma recipients must receive plasma compatible with their own blood type or “universal” plasma from type AB blood. “One recovered COVID-19 patient may help to save up to five lives each time they donate,” she said. Those who have recovered from COVID-19 and are interested in donating convalescent plasma can visit vitalant.org/COVIDFree and fill out an application. “This information goes into a centralized database at our corporate office, which then stratifies the people who submitted their information into very high likelihood that this person can donate, moderate and
low. We will actively reach out to these potential donors and get them on the pathway to coming into one of our donor centers to donate,” Dr. Li said. Applicants must disclose the date they first experienced COVID-19 symptoms, if the diagnosis was confirmed through a laboratory test, when they last experienced symptoms and if they were tested a second time to confirm they are COVID-19 free and for the presence of COVID-19 antibodies. Applicants must be symptom free for at least 14 days to donate plasma, according to the Vitalant criteria. They must also meet additional criteria from the FDA. Dr. Li said Valiant did not have
any convalescent plasma in its inventory “to speak of” as of last Thursday. Valiant relies on hospitals, county public health departments, and the public to help identify and evaluate potential donors. She added that because Vitalant is a blood center; the organization does not have the capability to do its own testing, and it does not have access to the data on COVID19 held by hospitals. “They (hospitals) have information about test results on patients who have been discharged from the hospital with a COVID-19 diagnosis,” Dr. Li said. Vitalant has four locations in the Tri-Counties region, including one in Santa Barbara at 4213 State
St. and in Santa Maria at 1770 S. Broadway. Mr. Li said all Vitalant locations are following COVID-19 related guidelines from the FDA, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, and the Occupational Safety and Health Administration. Vitalant requires donor-facing staff to wear personal protective equipment including masks and requires donors to wear a mask when they come in for their appointment. “Recovered COVID-19 patients who have suffered social stigma and felt ostracized are now heralded as heroes in the fight against this pandemic,” Dr. Li said. email: pgonzalez@newspress.com
INLAND
Partly sunny and very warm
INLAND
Partly sunny and pleasant
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90 51
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Pismo Beach 73/48
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Shown is today's weather. Temperatures are today's highs and tonight's lows. Maricopa 82/54
Guadalupe 71/47
Santa Maria 74/47
Vandenberg 66/49
New Cuyama 80/42 Ventucopa 74/46
Los Alamos 82/47
Lompoc 67/47 Forecasts and graphics provided by AccuWeather, Inc. ©2020
Buellton 79/44
Solvang 84/44
Gaviota 74/51
SANTA BARBARA 76/52 Goleta 79/54
Carpinteria 73/56 Ventura 71/55
AIR QUALITY KEY Good Moderate
MASKS Continued from on A1 somebody else. We’ve not had any problems thankfully. It’s not a problem for us and my heart goes out to these businesses who can’t implement social distancing while still functioning,” said Ms. Amarina. Last week, Pacific Grown Impact donated all 500 of its N95 masks to VNA Health of Santa Barbara, ensuring that healthcare and hospice workers at the nonprofit will have proper Personal Protective Equipment. The move fits into Pacific Grown Impacts core mission to tie philanthropy with the blossoming cannabis industry in Santa Barbara County. “We essentially want to develop a workforce with long term investment in our local area in Carpinteria. Just making sure that cannabis is really set up with the right foot forward as we move into this new industry,” said Ms. Amarina. During the pandemic, Pacific Grown Impact has looked for other ways to support its workforce and the Carpinteria community, like its new community garden it is developing adjacent to its farm. During the coronavirus pandemic, a lot of families of Pacific Grown Organics workers are maintaining isolation with children at home, and Pacific Grown Impact has developed the community garden as a way to support them through the pandemic. “We have a neighboring property
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to our farm, which is uncultivated flat land, so we actually have been able to offer their children a scholarship to help build out a community garden and understand some of those scaled agricultural skills. That way they can come in in family lots and remain in isolation and we can maintain social distancing orders while still
being able to give our families a full wage and support them getting through these tricky times,” said Ms. Amarina. Although there are no COVID19 specific plans in the works for Pacific Grown Impact, Ms. Amarina said the nonprofit will continue to look for ways to support the community as Pacific Grown
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Organics finishes construction on its farm and greenhouse and secures the relevant permits. “We’re hoping to be at the forefront of the cannabis industry and be a poster child for what a greenhouse farm in Carpinteria should be,” said Ms. Amarina. email: cwhittle@newspres.com
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Tue. Hi/Lo/W 83/47/s 79/58/s 74/48/s 75/53/s 77/51/s 90/51/s 66/51/s 73/57/s
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POINT ARENA TO POINT PINOS
Wind from the northwest at 6-12 knots today. Wind waves 2-4 feet with a west swell 3-5 feet at 9-second intervals. Visibility clear.
POINT CONCEPTION TO MEXICO
Wind from the northwest at 6-12 knots today. Wind waves 2-4 feet with a west swell 3-5 feet at 9-second intervals. Visibility clear.
SANTA BARBARA HARBOR TIDES Date Time High Time May 4 May 5 May 6
7:54 a.m. 8:29 p.m. 8:50 a.m. 9:02 p.m. 9:44 a.m. 9:37 p.m.
LAKE LEVELS
4.7’ 5.5’ 4.7’ 6.0’ 4.6’ 6.3’
Low
2:01 a.m. 2:04 p.m. 2:50 a.m. 2:42 p.m. 3:38 a.m. 3:19 p.m.
0.8’ 0.0’ 0.0’ 0.3’ -0.6’ 0.7’
AT BRADBURY DAM, LAKE CACHUMA 86/56/s 96/65/s 74/40/s 89/48/s 77/62/s 81/54/pc 87/55/s 62/49/c 87/56/pc 86/61/s 67/37/s 85/55/pc 68/53/pc 80/48/pc 71/54/pc 87/57/s 75/56/s 105/73/s 89/62/s 87/48/s 84/52/pc 79/62/s 70/52/pc 78/52/pc 80/54/s 77/58/s 67/35/pc
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Wind west 7-14 knots today. Wind waves 4-7 feet with a west-northwest swell 4-7 feet at 9-second intervals. Visibility clear.
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LOCAL TEMPS Today Hi/Lo/W 80/42/s 79/54/s 72/45/s 73/48/s 74/47/s 87/44/s 66/49/s 71/55/s
MARINE FORECAST
SANTA BARBARA CHANNEL
Santa Barbara through 6 p.m. yesterday
Pacific Grown Organics has donated 500 N95 masks to VNA Health of Santa Barbara.
Mostly cloudy; comfortable
84/57/t 57/41/c 51/40/r 77/56/pc 70/40/pc 90/67/pc 90/73/s 56/43/r 61/46/pc 63/47/c 102/72/s 71/50/pc 66/47/c 77/54/s 67/50/sh 60/48/c
At Lake Cachuma’s maximum level at the point at which water starts spilling over the dam holds 188,030 acre-feet. An acre-foot is 325,851 gallons, equivalent to the amount of water consumed annually by 10 people in an urban environment. Storage 156,587 acre-ft. Elevation 740.31 ft. Evaporation (past 24 hours) 32.4 acre-ft. Inflow 66.3 acre-ft. State inflow 0.0 acre-ft. Storage change from yest. -80 acre-ft. Report from U.S. Bureau of Reclamation
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Today Tue. City Hi/Lo/W Hi/Lo/W Beijing 68/49/c 84/56/s Berlin 57/38/t 55/38/sh Cairo 89/64/pc 78/60/pc Cancun 87/79/s 88/78/t London 64/45/pc 60/46/r Mexico City 82/57/pc 80/56/t Montreal 53/36/c 53/35/c New Delhi 96/74/pc 93/73/pc Paris 71/52/pc 63/50/r Rio de Janeiro 76/67/s 82/72/s Rome 70/51/s 71/56/s Sydney 66/57/s 67/53/pc Tokyo 68/62/r 75/59/pc W-weather, s-sunny, pc-partly cloudy, c-cloudy, sh-showers, t-thunderstorms, r-rain, sf-snow flurries, sn-snow, i-ice.