Greg Bledsoe

1 week ago | nbcsandiego.com | Greg Bledsoe

If you are out along San Diego Bay, you may notice something bright yellow floating in the water. The first smart buoy was recently deployed in the bay. The goal is to eventually deploy five of them in and near San Diego Bay. Their job is collecting a constant stream of data to gauge the health of one of San Diego's most valuable natural resources. Between shipping, tourism, fishing and a handful of other industries, the bay brings in an estimated $14 billion a year.

1 week ago | nbcsandiego.com | Sheena Parveen |Greg Bledsoe

A low-pressure system will move into SoCal this weekend, bringing cooler weather and scattered showers, the National Weather Service reported. On Friday, we can expect morning clouds clearing to afternoon sun but some drizzle is possible late Friday and Saturday morning ahead of scattered showers, said NBC 7's Meteorologist Sheena Parveen. Clouds will increase on Saturday, but the day will be mostly dry until Saturday night.

2 weeks ago | telemundo20.com | Greg Bledsoe

The last week of April has brought some larger-than-normal surf to San Diego’s beaches for this time of year, and the biggest waves are yet to come. San Diego’s beaches have seen waves of up to 7 feet over the past few days. The high surf will taper off Wednesday, giving the coast a brief break before another, larger swell arrives in time for the first weekend of May. Noticias California 24/7 en Telemundo 20. A northwest wind swell will begin building Saturday.

2 weeks ago | nbcsandiego.com | Greg Bledsoe

The last week of April has brought some larger-than-normal surf to San Diego's beaches for this time of year, and the biggest waves are yet to come. San Diego's beaches have seen waves of up to 7 feet over the past few days. The high surf will taper off Wednesday, giving the coast a brief break before another, larger swell arrives in time for the first weekend of May. A wind swell out of the West will begin building Saturday.

2 months ago | telemundo20.com | Danielle Smith |Greg Bledsoe

SAN DIEGO - La mayor parte de la lluvia de una poderosa tormenta que azotó el condado de San Diego el jueves por la mañana se ha ido, pero no hemos terminado con el clima húmedo todavía. Otro sistema está trayendo posibilidades de lluvia a partir del viernes por la mañana, con un pico alrededor de las 10 a.m., según el meteorólogo de NBC 7 Greg Bledsoe.