Summer and fall sharing the day
Happy Tuesday! We are making a transition to warmer weather today with the Autumnal Equinox arriving at 5:05pm. The heat up continues Wednesday and Thursday, pushing inland temperatures into the upper 80s to low 90s, while coastal areas remain in the 70s. The heat is short-lived with cooler weather returning Friday through the weekend.
Happy Tuesday! We are making a transition to warmer weather today with the Autumnal Equinox arriving at 5:05pm. The heat up continues Wednesday and Thursday, pushing inland temperatures into the upper 80s to low 90s, while coastal areas remain in the 70s. The heat is short-lived with cooler weather returning Friday through the weekend.
Tuesday starts in summer and ends in fall
Tuesday is a transition day with gradual warming. Afternoon highs will be near to slightly below average ranging from 60s at the coast to low 80s inland. Autumnal Equinox is 5:05p Pacific time. By Wednesday and Thursday, a brief warmup will push inland temperatures into the upper 80s to low 90s, while coastal areas remain in the 70s. The heat won't last. Another cooldown and below normal temperatures return Friday through the weekend.
Tuesday is a transition day with gradual warming. Afternoon highs will be near to slightly below average ranging from 60s at the coast to low 80s inland. Autumnal Equinox is 5:05p Pacific time. By Wednesday and Thursday, a brief warmup will push inland temperatures into the upper 80s to low 90s, while coastal areas remain in the 70s. The heat won't last. Another cooldown and below normal temperatures return Friday through the weekend.
Temperatures to tick up around Bay Area as fall arrives
Fall arrives Tuesday, and temperatures around the Bay Area are expected to warm up.
Fall arrives Tuesday, and temperatures around the Bay Area are expected to warm up.
Cooler temps Monday, warm up later this week
Temperatures will heat up starting Wednesday, but we'll have cool temperatures Monday and Tuesday.
Temperatures will heat up starting Wednesday, but we'll have cool temperatures Monday and Tuesday.
Warmer weather to come
Tonight into Monday: Low clouds spread inland, with a good chance of Monday-morning drizzle. Monday stays cool before the warm up. Monday's high temps from 62 to 81 degrees, winds SW 10-20 mph.
Tonight into Monday: Low clouds spread inland, with a good chance of Monday-morning drizzle. Monday stays cool before the warm up. Monday's high temps from 62 to 81 degrees, winds SW 10-20 mph.
Cloudy, cooler, breezy today
Happy Sunday! It's a cooler, cloudy, drizzly end to the weekend with onshore breezes helping to keep temperatures below average. Highs will range from the 60s near the coast and Bay to the 70s and 80s inland. A few spots could see light drizzle overnight and Monday morning. Monday stays cool before a major warm-up begins Tuesday. Fall officially arrives Tuesday afternoon, but inland temperatures will climb into the 90s Wednesday and Thursday. By Thursday, some inland areas could be up to 15 degrees above normal.
Happy Sunday! It's a cooler, cloudy, drizzly end to the weekend with onshore breezes helping to keep temperatures below average. Highs will range from the 60s near the coast and Bay to the 70s and 80s inland. A few spots could see light drizzle overnight and Monday morning. Monday stays cool before a major warm-up begins Tuesday. Fall officially arrives Tuesday afternoon, but inland temperatures will climb into the 90s Wednesday and Thursday. By Thursday, some inland areas could be up to 15 degrees above normal.
Feels like football weather
Sunday & Monday: A cooling trend begins as a weak low-pressure system moves in. Temperatures will drop 5 to 10 degrees below normal, and Monday morning could bring light coastal drizzle. Sunday football: Miami at the 49ers is on the weekend calendar worth a dedicated Santa Clara tailgate/game forecast! Kickoff at 1:25. Sun and clouds mix and low 70s degrees. (Dont forget the sunblock! Northwest winds to 10 mph. Tuesday – Thursday: A substantial warm-up takes place. Inland temperatures will climb steadily, peaking on Wednesday and Thursday at 10 to 15 degrees above normal. Heat Advisories are possible, though longer autumn nights will help provide relief. Thursday will flirt with 100 degrees Inland.
Sunday & Monday: A cooling trend begins as a weak low-pressure system moves in. Temperatures will drop 5 to 10 degrees below normal, and Monday morning could bring light coastal drizzle. Sunday football: Miami at the 49ers is on the weekend calendar worth a dedicated Santa Clara tailgate/game forecast! Kickoff at 1:25. Sun and clouds mix and low 70s degrees. (Dont forget the sunblock! Northwest winds to 10 mph. Tuesday – Thursday: A substantial warm-up takes place. Inland temperatures will climb steadily, peaking on Wednesday and Thursday at 10 to 15 degrees above normal. Heat Advisories are possible, though longer autumn nights will help provide relief. Thursday will flirt with 100 degrees Inland.
Feels like football weather
Sunday & Monday: A cooling trend begins as a weak low-pressure system moves in. Temperatures will drop 5 to 10 degrees below normal, and Monday morning could bring light coastal drizzle. Sunday football: Miami at the 49ers is on the weekend calendar worth a dedicated Santa Clara tailgate/game forecast! Kickoff at 1:25. Sun and clouds mix and low 70s degrees. (Dont forget the sunblock! Northwest winds to 10 mph. Tuesday – Thursday: A substantial warm-up takes place. Inland temperatures will climb steadily, peaking on Wednesday and Thursday at 10 to 15 degrees above normal. Heat Advisories are possible, though longer autumn nights will help provide relief. Thursday will flirt with 100 degrees Inland.
Sunday & Monday: A cooling trend begins as a weak low-pressure system moves in. Temperatures will drop 5 to 10 degrees below normal, and Monday morning could bring light coastal drizzle. Sunday football: Miami at the 49ers is on the weekend calendar worth a dedicated Santa Clara tailgate/game forecast! Kickoff at 1:25. Sun and clouds mix and low 70s degrees. (Dont forget the sunblock! Northwest winds to 10 mph. Tuesday – Thursday: A substantial warm-up takes place. Inland temperatures will climb steadily, peaking on Wednesday and Thursday at 10 to 15 degrees above normal. Heat Advisories are possible, though longer autumn nights will help provide relief. Thursday will flirt with 100 degrees Inland.
Warm today but the heat won't last
Happy Saturday everyone! Our cloudy, cool start will give way to sunshine and warm weather this afternoon. Inland temperatures will climb into the 80s and lower 90s, while the Bay Area shoreline stays much cooler in the 60s with onshore winds along the coast and through wind prone gaps and passes. Sunday brings a change. A cutoff low will move into California, bringing cooler temperatures and a deeper marine layer. Inland highs will drop roughly 5 to 10 degrees Sunday and Monday. But the cooldown will be short-lived. High pressure rebuilds Tuesday, the first day of fall, sending temperatures up again. By Wednesday and Thursday, inland areas could be back into the 90s.
Happy Saturday everyone! Our cloudy, cool start will give way to sunshine and warm weather this afternoon. Inland temperatures will climb into the 80s and lower 90s, while the Bay Area shoreline stays much cooler in the 60s with onshore winds along the coast and through wind prone gaps and passes. Sunday brings a change. A cutoff low will move into California, bringing cooler temperatures and a deeper marine layer. Inland highs will drop roughly 5 to 10 degrees Sunday and Monday. But the cooldown will be short-lived. High pressure rebuilds Tuesday, the first day of fall, sending temperatures up again. By Wednesday and Thursday, inland areas could be back into the 90s.
Cool morning, wind picks up midday Friday
Expect a cool morning on Friday with windy weather conditions throughout the day.
Expect a cool morning on Friday with windy weather conditions throughout the day.
Warming trend begins
Low clouds will return to the coast and bay Friday morning. Partly to mostly sunny skies are expected later in the day. Our warming trend begins! Highs should range from the upper 60s to the upper 80s.
Low clouds will return to the coast and bay Friday morning. Partly to mostly sunny skies are expected later in the day. Our warming trend begins! Highs should range from the upper 60s to the upper 80s.
Warmer weather on the way
Meteorologist Bryan Gallo says the Bay Area is experiencing breezy conditions Thursday, but temperatures are expected to jump Friday and into the weekend.
Meteorologist Bryan Gallo says the Bay Area is experiencing breezy conditions Thursday, but temperatures are expected to jump Friday and into the weekend.
Warmer Monday forecast
Patchy fog will resurface near the coast and bay Monday morning. The afternoon forecast features mostly sunny skies and warmer temperatures. Highs should range from the mid 60s to the upper 80s;
Patchy fog will resurface near the coast and bay Monday morning. The afternoon forecast features mostly sunny skies and warmer temperatures. Highs should range from the mid 60s to the upper 80s;
Spectacular Sunday
Happy Sunday everyone! The Bay Area is settling into a comfortable pattern that will continue for the final full week of summer. Seasonal temperatures will stick around with sunshine away from the coast. Expect 60s and lower 70s near the Coastal and Bay, with 70s and 80s inland. Overall, expect a quiet and enjoyable stretch of late-summer weather with no major swings in temperature on the horizon.
Happy Sunday everyone! The Bay Area is settling into a comfortable pattern that will continue for the final full week of summer. Seasonal temperatures will stick around with sunshine away from the coast. Expect 60s and lower 70s near the Coastal and Bay, with 70s and 80s inland. Overall, expect a quiet and enjoyable stretch of late-summer weather with no major swings in temperature on the horizon.
Temperatures are down, wind is up
Following a notable cool down yesterday, the headline today for many will be wind. A strengthening pressure gradient will increase onshore flow Saturday, with widespread gusts of 25 to 35 mph and locally stronger winds possible near the coast, through gaps and over the hills.
Following a notable cool down yesterday, the headline today for many will be wind. A strengthening pressure gradient will increase onshore flow Saturday, with widespread gusts of 25 to 35 mph and locally stronger winds possible near the coast, through gaps and over the hills.
September heat
Our heat stretch lasts for one more day. Thursday's highs should range from the low 70s to the upper 90s.
Our heat stretch lasts for one more day. Thursday's highs should range from the low 70s to the upper 90s.
Bay Area weather: Intense heat expected
Today should see temps up to 20 degrees higher than average.
Today should see temps up to 20 degrees higher than average.
Heating up again
The heat returns this week! You will notice warming in the Tuesday forecast. Highs should range from the mid 70s to the upper 90s. The hottest day of the week will be Wednesday. The warmest inland areas will top 100 degrees. A Heat Advisory has been issued for the entire Bay Area (moderate to major heat risk). Stay safe! -Mark
The heat returns this week! You will notice warming in the Tuesday forecast. Highs should range from the mid 70s to the upper 90s. The hottest day of the week will be Wednesday. The warmest inland areas will top 100 degrees. A Heat Advisory has been issued for the entire Bay Area (moderate to major heat risk). Stay safe! -Mark
Warmer Labor Day
A warmer pattern will top our weather headlines for the upcoming week. Your Labor Day forecast features mostly sunny skies and warm to hot temperatures. Highs should range from the mid 60s to the low 90s. The hottest temperatures move in later in the week. By Wednesday, the warmest neighborhoods could approach 102 degrees. Heat Advisories will likely be issued.
A warmer pattern will top our weather headlines for the upcoming week. Your Labor Day forecast features mostly sunny skies and warm to hot temperatures. Highs should range from the mid 60s to the low 90s. The hottest temperatures move in later in the week. By Wednesday, the warmest neighborhoods could approach 102 degrees. Heat Advisories will likely be issued.
Hazardous beach conditions through the Holiday
An official Beach Hazards Warning is active through Monday night across all Pacific coastlines [Section: Summary, Section Two massive, long-period southerly ocean swells are converging from distant Hurricane Karina and Hurricane Marie. These long-interval swells will generate crushing breaking waves up to 10 feet alongside vicious rip currents. Deceptive lulls will make the ocean look peaceful before a massive sneaker wave surges dozens of feet up the sand. Clear, blue-sky weekend days are historically the most deadly. Remaining out of the water is not enough...you must stay entirely off the beaches, coastal jetties, and rocks to avoid being swept into the freezing ocean. Tonight's Forecast: Because yesterday's cold front completely mixed out the atmosphere, the marine layer is reforming from scratch tonight. Combined with ample low-level ground moisture and clear skies, expect thick, patchwork pockets of blinding morning fog across the valleys by Saturday sunrise. Lows will drop into the comfortable 50s. (Except Santa Rosa at 48 degrees overnight). Saturday & Sunday Holiday Forecast: The Microclimate Numbers: The Coast: Locked under a reforming marine deck with crisp highs in the low 60s. Bayside Communities: Beautifully autumnal and breezy, hovering in the upper 60s to low 70s. Inland Valleys: Experiencing absolute heat relief, with highs capped in the mid-70s to near 80°F under partly cloudy skies.
An official Beach Hazards Warning is active through Monday night across all Pacific coastlines [Section: Summary, Section Two massive, long-period southerly ocean swells are converging from distant Hurricane Karina and Hurricane Marie. These long-interval swells will generate crushing breaking waves up to 10 feet alongside vicious rip currents. Deceptive lulls will make the ocean look peaceful before a massive sneaker wave surges dozens of feet up the sand. Clear, blue-sky weekend days are historically the most deadly. Remaining out of the water is not enough...you must stay entirely off the beaches, coastal jetties, and rocks to avoid being swept into the freezing ocean. Tonight's Forecast: Because yesterday's cold front completely mixed out the atmosphere, the marine layer is reforming from scratch tonight. Combined with ample low-level ground moisture and clear skies, expect thick, patchwork pockets of blinding morning fog across the valleys by Saturday sunrise. Lows will drop into the comfortable 50s. (Except Santa Rosa at 48 degrees overnight). Saturday & Sunday Holiday Forecast: The Microclimate Numbers: The Coast: Locked under a reforming marine deck with crisp highs in the low 60s. Bayside Communities: Beautifully autumnal and breezy, hovering in the upper 60s to low 70s. Inland Valleys: Experiencing absolute heat relief, with highs capped in the mid-70s to near 80°F under partly cloudy skies.