Cooler pattern
A cooler weather pattern will pay us a visit over the next couple of days. Low clouds and fog will resurface Tuesday morning. Partly sunny skies are expected later in the day. Highs should range from the low 60s to the low 80s. Winds will be increasing throughout the day. Gusts could exceed 30 mph.
A cooler weather pattern will pay us a visit over the next couple of days. Low clouds and fog will resurface Tuesday morning. Partly sunny skies are expected later in the day. Highs should range from the low 60s to the low 80s. Winds will be increasing throughout the day. Gusts could exceed 30 mph.
Mild coast, warm bay, hot inland today
Today will be the warmest of our current trend. Partly cloudy skies can be expected for the afternoon with temperatures ranging from upper 60s along the shore, 70s around the bay and 80s - 90s inland. A drop in afternoon highs in the forecast for tomorrow.
Today will be the warmest of our current trend. Partly cloudy skies can be expected for the afternoon with temperatures ranging from upper 60s along the shore, 70s around the bay and 80s - 90s inland. A drop in afternoon highs in the forecast for tomorrow.
One day summer sizzle
Looking ahead: We are in a tug-of-war between high pressure trying to heat things up and the "marine layer" (our coastal fog) trying to keep us cool. While Monday is still technically the warmest day of the week, the ocean air is winning more battles than expected, keeping temperatures a bit lower than original "heatwave" predictions. Monday Forecast: The Warmest Day The Forecast: It’s a "tricky" one. If the clouds clear out early, inland areas will reach the mid-80s to low 90s. However, if the fog lingers like it did today, we could stay several degrees cooler. The Coast: Expect much cooler conditions in the 60s and 70s thanks to a persistent ocean breeze and shallow fog. Heat Risk: The risk of heat-related illness is now less widespread than previously thought, but it will still feel quite toasty in the far interior valleys.
Looking ahead: We are in a tug-of-war between high pressure trying to heat things up and the "marine layer" (our coastal fog) trying to keep us cool. While Monday is still technically the warmest day of the week, the ocean air is winning more battles than expected, keeping temperatures a bit lower than original "heatwave" predictions. Monday Forecast: The Warmest Day The Forecast: It’s a "tricky" one. If the clouds clear out early, inland areas will reach the mid-80s to low 90s. However, if the fog lingers like it did today, we could stay several degrees cooler. The Coast: Expect much cooler conditions in the 60s and 70s thanks to a persistent ocean breeze and shallow fog. Heat Risk: The risk of heat-related illness is now less widespread than previously thought, but it will still feel quite toasty in the far interior valleys.
Mother Nature bringing a mixed bag for Mother' s Day
After a mostly cloudy, drizzly start to the day, partly cloudy to mostly sunny conditions can be expected by afternoon for Mother's Day Sunday. Afternoon highs will range from low 60s near the coast to mid 80s inland. The warming trend will peak on Monday when inland cities soar into the low 90s.
After a mostly cloudy, drizzly start to the day, partly cloudy to mostly sunny conditions can be expected by afternoon for Mother's Day Sunday. Afternoon highs will range from low 60s near the coast to mid 80s inland. The warming trend will peak on Monday when inland cities soar into the low 90s.
Mother Nature bring a mixed bag for Mother' s Day
Partly cloudy to mostly sunny conditions can be expected for Mother's Day Sunday. Afternoon highs will range from low 60s near the coast to mid 80s inland. The warming trend will peak on Monday
Partly cloudy to mostly sunny conditions can be expected for Mother's Day Sunday. Afternoon highs will range from low 60s near the coast to mid 80s inland. The warming trend will peak on Monday
"May Gray" AND sunshine for Mother's Day
Saturday Evening & Sunday: Heating Up Tonight: Expect the "May Gray" to return as coastal fog and low clouds push into the valleys overnight. You might even see some mist or light drizzle by Sunday morning. Sunday: Clouds will clear out quickly in the morning, giving way to plenty of sunshine. Highs will be a little warmer than Saturday, reaching the mid-80s to low 90s in far inland spots, while the coast stays refreshed in the upper 50s and 60s. Monday: The Peak Heat Monday will be the hottest day of the week across the region. Temperature Ranges: Interior Valleys: Low to upper 90s. Inland Areas: Mid-80s to low 90s. Near the Coast: Low 70s to mid-80s. Heat Risk: Much of the interior is under a Moderate Heat Risk. This can be dangerous for people sensitive to heat, like children, the elderly or those working outdoors. The heat won't last long. Starting Tuesday, temps begin to dip, though they will still be warmer than average for this time of year. Big Shift: Chance of drizzle or light rain midweek!
Saturday Evening & Sunday: Heating Up Tonight: Expect the "May Gray" to return as coastal fog and low clouds push into the valleys overnight. You might even see some mist or light drizzle by Sunday morning. Sunday: Clouds will clear out quickly in the morning, giving way to plenty of sunshine. Highs will be a little warmer than Saturday, reaching the mid-80s to low 90s in far inland spots, while the coast stays refreshed in the upper 50s and 60s. Monday: The Peak Heat Monday will be the hottest day of the week across the region. Temperature Ranges: Interior Valleys: Low to upper 90s. Inland Areas: Mid-80s to low 90s. Near the Coast: Low 70s to mid-80s. Heat Risk: Much of the interior is under a Moderate Heat Risk. This can be dangerous for people sensitive to heat, like children, the elderly or those working outdoors. The heat won't last long. Starting Tuesday, temps begin to dip, though they will still be warmer than average for this time of year. Big Shift: Chance of drizzle or light rain midweek!
Weekend weather will range from spring chill to summer feel
A warm and sunny Mother’s Day weekend is ahead for inland communities. However, you may need a light jacket near the coast with cool to mild temps. expected near the shore. Afternoon highs today will range from low 60s at Pacifica to mid 70s in Redwood City to mid 80s in Antioch.
A warm and sunny Mother’s Day weekend is ahead for inland communities. However, you may need a light jacket near the coast with cool to mild temps. expected near the shore. Afternoon highs today will range from low 60s at Pacifica to mid 70s in Redwood City to mid 80s in Antioch.
Weekend weather will range from spring chill to summer feel
A warm and sunny Mother’s Day weekend is ahead for inland communities. However, you may need a light jacket near the coast with cool to mild temps. expected near the shore. Afternoon highs today will range from low 60s at Pacifica to mid 70s in Redwood City to mid 80s Antioch.
A warm and sunny Mother’s Day weekend is ahead for inland communities. However, you may need a light jacket near the coast with cool to mild temps. expected near the shore. Afternoon highs today will range from low 60s at Pacifica to mid 70s in Redwood City to mid 80s Antioch.
Warmer weekend forecast
Low clouds will resurface near the coast and bay Saturday morning. The clouds will gradually clear back to near the coast later in the day. Warmer temperatures in the weekend forecast. Highs should range from the low 60s to the mid 80s. Monday will be the warmest day of the stretch. Happy Mother's Day! -Mark
Low clouds will resurface near the coast and bay Saturday morning. The clouds will gradually clear back to near the coast later in the day. Warmer temperatures in the weekend forecast. Highs should range from the low 60s to the mid 80s. Monday will be the warmest day of the stretch. Happy Mother's Day! -Mark
Warmer weekend forecast
No big changes in the short term forecast. Low clouds and fog will resurface near the coast and bay Friday morning. The clouds should clear back to near the coast later in the day. Highs should range from the low 60s to the low 80s. We are expecting warmer temperatures this weekend. The real heat of interest moves in early next week. By Monday, inland areas will approach the mid 90s! There is moderate heat risk (level 2 of 4) for parts of the Bay Area.
No big changes in the short term forecast. Low clouds and fog will resurface near the coast and bay Friday morning. The clouds should clear back to near the coast later in the day. Highs should range from the low 60s to the low 80s. We are expecting warmer temperatures this weekend. The real heat of interest moves in early next week. By Monday, inland areas will approach the mid 90s! There is moderate heat risk (level 2 of 4) for parts of the Bay Area.
Magnitude 3.1 earthquake shakes in California's Lake County
The U.S. Geological Survey on Wednesday recorded a magnitude 3.1 earthquake near Lake County's Cobb, California.
The U.S. Geological Survey on Wednesday recorded a magnitude 3.1 earthquake near Lake County's Cobb, California.
Pleasant warmth before the heat builds
Temperatures jumped 10 to 15 degrees in some neighborhoods today. Slight warming for Thursday before heat surges into the Bay Area by the end of the weekend.
Temperatures jumped 10 to 15 degrees in some neighborhoods today. Slight warming for Thursday before heat surges into the Bay Area by the end of the weekend.
Summer preview on the way
A massive ridge of high pressure is parking itself over California, which means we are in for a steady, major warm-up that will peak this weekend and early next week. Rest of the Work Week: Expect a gradual warm-up each day. The Weekend Peak: This is when things get serious. Temperatures will jump significantly on Saturday and Sunday. Heat Risk Levels: Saturday: Most of our region is under a "Minor Heat Risk." This means it’s warmer than usual, but mostly just a "don't forget your water" type of day. Sunday & Monday: Parts of the interior valleys move into "Moderate Heat Risk." This can be dangerous for sensitive groups (like the elderly or those working outdoors) if they don't take breaks and stay hydrated.
A massive ridge of high pressure is parking itself over California, which means we are in for a steady, major warm-up that will peak this weekend and early next week. Rest of the Work Week: Expect a gradual warm-up each day. The Weekend Peak: This is when things get serious. Temperatures will jump significantly on Saturday and Sunday. Heat Risk Levels: Saturday: Most of our region is under a "Minor Heat Risk." This means it’s warmer than usual, but mostly just a "don't forget your water" type of day. Sunday & Monday: Parts of the interior valleys move into "Moderate Heat Risk." This can be dangerous for sensitive groups (like the elderly or those working outdoors) if they don't take breaks and stay hydrated.
Bay Area weather: Hot weather moving in after the rain
After a cool, unsettled start to the week, the weather pattern will change dramatically this week.
After a cool, unsettled start to the week, the weather pattern will change dramatically this week.
State Farm fined by California regulators over wildfire claim violations
The California Department of Insurance has sanctioned State Farm for more than 400 violations related to wildfire claims in Pacific Palisades and Altadena.
The California Department of Insurance has sanctioned State Farm for more than 400 violations related to wildfire claims in Pacific Palisades and Altadena.
Lingering shower chances
Our stubborn system will continue to produce some showers Monday night - Tuesday morning. Partly to mostly cloudy skies are expected later in the day. We are tracking a significant change in the weather pattern later in the week. Plan on warm to hot temperatures for the upcoming weekend.
Our stubborn system will continue to produce some showers Monday night - Tuesday morning. Partly to mostly cloudy skies are expected later in the day. We are tracking a significant change in the weather pattern later in the week. Plan on warm to hot temperatures for the upcoming weekend.
Shower chances linger
The cool, unsettled weather pattern will stick around. Your Monday forecast features mostly cloudy skies with the chance of drizzle. A band of showers is expected to sweep into the area Monday night - early Tuesday morning. Temperatures will rebound later in the week. The upcoming weekend will be warm to hot (80s and 90s).
The cool, unsettled weather pattern will stick around. Your Monday forecast features mostly cloudy skies with the chance of drizzle. A band of showers is expected to sweep into the area Monday night - early Tuesday morning. Temperatures will rebound later in the week. The upcoming weekend will be warm to hot (80s and 90s).
Mostly cloudy, cool, and damp today
Happy Sunday everyone. The cloudy, cool, drizzly pattern continues for your Bay Area Sunday. A chance of showers will increase on Monday and part of Tuesday before we dry out and warm up midweek.
Happy Sunday everyone. The cloudy, cool, drizzly pattern continues for your Bay Area Sunday. A chance of showers will increase on Monday and part of Tuesday before we dry out and warm up midweek.
Mostly cloudy and a little damp today
Happy Saturday everyone. A system dropping down the coast will bring cloudier, cooler weather, and even a chance of drizzle today through Monday.
Happy Saturday everyone. A system dropping down the coast will bring cloudier, cooler weather, and even a chance of drizzle today through Monday.
Map: These cities are getting more intense downpours since 1970
Heavier downpours are becoming the new normal across the United States. Here's where it's getting more intense.
Heavier downpours are becoming the new normal across the United States. Here's where it's getting more intense.