Flying Saucer, San Diego Surf, Stanley Cup, Defense Startups, Inside Out 2.

June 24, 2024SE02:EP126In today's episode, we remember the 77th anniversary of pilot Kenneth Arnold's sighting of "mysterious" objects over Mount Rainier, introducing the term "flying saucer" to the world. In the San Diego Surf Report, we'll see an established Southwest swell on Monday and Tuesday, with semi-glassy mornings, and semi-choppy afternoons, as winds shift from North-West to West. On Wednesday, anticipate waist to stomach-high South-Southwest-swell, with glassy mornings and semi-bumpy afternoons. Thursday will bring thigh to waist-high South-Southwest short period wind swell, with semi-choppy conditions as winds shift from South to South-Southwest. We'll also take a look at Tourmaline, where conditions are looking fair to choppy at 3 to 4 feet throughout the day. Next, we check the weather in San Diego, expecting mostly sunny skies with a high near 7 degrees. Local news focuses on the new copper line in East County, which may replace three stations between Santee and El Cajon, requiring transfers at the El Cajon Transit Center. Sports highlights the potential for a historic Stanley Cup win for the Edmonton Oilers, ending a 30-year drought for Canadian teams. Top News dives into a new study suggesting that gently touching your arms and fingertips may help stop body-focused repetitive behaviors, like nail biting and skin picking. Business news covers Hasbro's launch of three in-person play experiences at two Northern New Jersey malls. Science discusses Silicon Valley startups increasingly entering the defense market, driven by conflicts like those in Ukraine and the Middle East. Finally, in Entertainment, we learn about Pixar's "Inside Out 2" earning one hundred million dollars in its second weekend. We conclude the episode with a quote from the Chinese philosopher Confucius, reminding us to keep going, even if we go slowly. @sunnymorningspodcast