Bay Area braces for weekend's triple digit heat
KTVU's Mark Tamayo unpacks the intense heat coming up this weekend and shares advice on how to stay cool.
KTVU's Mark Tamayo unpacks the intense heat coming up this weekend and shares advice on how to stay cool.
Warming trend
Wall-to-wall sun. Temps in 70s and 80s.
Wall-to-wall sun. Temps in 70s and 80s.
Warmer Tuesday forecast
A dry weather pattern will pay us a visit this week. Your Tuesday forecast features warmer temperatures. Highs should range from the upper 60s to the low 80s. Wednesday should be the warmest day of the week. The Halloween forecast looks great for all of the ghosts and goblins Friday evening.
A dry weather pattern will pay us a visit this week. Your Tuesday forecast features warmer temperatures. Highs should range from the upper 60s to the low 80s. Wednesday should be the warmest day of the week. The Halloween forecast looks great for all of the ghosts and goblins Friday evening.
Warmer, dryer temps expected this week.
Wet and cloudy conditions are moving out of the Bay Area, and residents can expect warmer weather as we approach November.
Wet and cloudy conditions are moving out of the Bay Area, and residents can expect warmer weather as we approach November.
Hurricane Melissa slams toward Jamaica as powerful Category 5 storm
Hurricane Melissa intensified to Category 5 strength Monday as it neared Jamaica. Forecasters said it would be the strongest hurricane to hit the island since record keeping began in 1851.
Hurricane Melissa intensified to Category 5 strength Monday as it neared Jamaica. Forecasters said it would be the strongest hurricane to hit the island since record keeping began in 1851.
Rain clouds moving out
The weekend clouds will be moving out of the Bay Area. We are heading into a sunny, mild pattern. Mostly sunny skies will highlight your Monday forecast. Highs should range from the low 60s to the low 70s. The mild to warm stretch will remain in place through Halloween.
The weekend clouds will be moving out of the Bay Area. We are heading into a sunny, mild pattern. Mostly sunny skies will highlight your Monday forecast. Highs should range from the low 60s to the low 70s. The mild to warm stretch will remain in place through Halloween.
Guantánamo Bay begins evacuations as Hurricane Melissa nears category 5 strength
As Hurricane Melissa intensifies into a powerful Category 4 storm with the potential to reach Category 5 strength, U.S. authorities at Naval Station Guantánamo Bay, Cuba, have begun evacuating non-mission-essential U.S. citizens.
As Hurricane Melissa intensifies into a powerful Category 4 storm with the potential to reach Category 5 strength, U.S. authorities at Naval Station Guantánamo Bay, Cuba, have begun evacuating non-mission-essential U.S. citizens.
Mostly cloudy with passing showers today
Cloudy, breezy, showery weather today. Widespread 60s can be expected for the afternoon. Drying out and warming up for the week ahead.
Cloudy, breezy, showery weather today. Widespread 60s can be expected for the afternoon. Drying out and warming up for the week ahead.
Hurricane Melissa sees extreme rapid intensification as Jamaica braces for extensive infrastructural damage
Time has essentially run out for millions of people in Jamaica to prepare for deadly Hurricane Melissa’s onslaught as the monster storm undergoes "extreme rapid intensification" ahead of its likely catastrophic landfall in the coming days.
Time has essentially run out for millions of people in Jamaica to prepare for deadly Hurricane Melissa’s onslaught as the monster storm undergoes "extreme rapid intensification" ahead of its likely catastrophic landfall in the coming days.
Wet weekend!
As expected, the North Bay coastal ranges and inland hills/higher peaks picked up the most rainfall from today as a cold front move through the region. Rainfall amounts where anywhere from 0.25" to 0.75" with Mount Tamalpais picking up 1.16". The frontal boundary continues to move southward across the Central Coast with little to no measurable rainfall as the system continues to weaken. The exception being the hills of the San Francisco Peninsula and the Santa Cruz Mountains where up to 0.20" can be expected through the remainder of the day/evening. The far northern portions of the North Bay may have lingering post frontal rain showers this afternoon and will begin to taper off this evening. Cooler conditions are forecast for tonight with lows Sunday morning ranging from the mid 50s near the coast to upper 40s inland. A second frontal boundary will move through the North Bay Sunday morning through afternoon bringing about half the amount of rainfall to the region as today. The Bay Area and Santa Cruz Mountains may pick up just a few hundredths of an inch. Rainfall chances greatly diminish late Sunday evening across all of the region. Enjoy your Autumn Weekend! :fallen_leaf:
As expected, the North Bay coastal ranges and inland hills/higher peaks picked up the most rainfall from today as a cold front move through the region. Rainfall amounts where anywhere from 0.25" to 0.75" with Mount Tamalpais picking up 1.16". The frontal boundary continues to move southward across the Central Coast with little to no measurable rainfall as the system continues to weaken. The exception being the hills of the San Francisco Peninsula and the Santa Cruz Mountains where up to 0.20" can be expected through the remainder of the day/evening. The far northern portions of the North Bay may have lingering post frontal rain showers this afternoon and will begin to taper off this evening. Cooler conditions are forecast for tonight with lows Sunday morning ranging from the mid 50s near the coast to upper 40s inland. A second frontal boundary will move through the North Bay Sunday morning through afternoon bringing about half the amount of rainfall to the region as today. The Bay Area and Santa Cruz Mountains may pick up just a few hundredths of an inch. Rainfall chances greatly diminish late Sunday evening across all of the region. Enjoy your Autumn Weekend! :fallen_leaf:
Wet Weekend!
- Beneficial rain across the Bay Area arrives Saturday - Large swell has returned with hazardous beach conditions through the weekend - Warming and drying trend for next week! Tonight will be slightly warmer, especially across the North Bay and Bay Area as clouds continue to increase as the front approaches. Prefrontal rain will be possible early Saturday morning with main band moving through the North Bay between 3 AM and 7 AM, the Bay Area between 5 AM and 9 AM, the Santa Cruz Mountains and South Bay between 9 AM and 1 PM, and then the remainder of the Central Coast after 1 PM. Rainfall amounts will be beneficial across the North Bay with the coastal ranges picking up between 0.25"-0.50" with less than 0.20" in the valleys. Less than 0.10" in the city of San Francisco and little to nothing as you head southward and inland. Winds will be breezy to windy, southwest 10-20 mph with occasional stronger gusts. Bottom line...cloudy, cooler and breezy with a smattering of showers. Have a nice weekend!
- Beneficial rain across the Bay Area arrives Saturday - Large swell has returned with hazardous beach conditions through the weekend - Warming and drying trend for next week! Tonight will be slightly warmer, especially across the North Bay and Bay Area as clouds continue to increase as the front approaches. Prefrontal rain will be possible early Saturday morning with main band moving through the North Bay between 3 AM and 7 AM, the Bay Area between 5 AM and 9 AM, the Santa Cruz Mountains and South Bay between 9 AM and 1 PM, and then the remainder of the Central Coast after 1 PM. Rainfall amounts will be beneficial across the North Bay with the coastal ranges picking up between 0.25"-0.50" with less than 0.20" in the valleys. Less than 0.10" in the city of San Francisco and little to nothing as you head southward and inland. Winds will be breezy to windy, southwest 10-20 mph with occasional stronger gusts. Bottom line...cloudy, cooler and breezy with a smattering of showers. Have a nice weekend!
Fog and sun
Today will see fog and sun, clouds with rain on Saturday.
Today will see fog and sun, clouds with rain on Saturday.
Weekend rain
High clouds will begin to increase from the north as a cold front approaches Friday night. We are expecting the front to move in late Friday night and into early Saturday morning bringing beneficial rain to the North Bay where generally up to .25" will be possible with less than .10" across the San Francisco Bay Area. The front will dissipate as in progresses southward toward through Saturday when the Santa Cruz Mountains could see generally less than .10". Elsewhere, less than 0.05" is expected through Saturday. A secondary frontal is forecast to move through the region Sunday morning through afternoon resulting in a little less than the first for the aforementioned areas and little to no rain expected across the Central Coast. Post frontal rain showers will be possible, especially across the North Bay, in wake of the second frontal passage into Sunday night or early Monday morning. Cooler conditions temperatures are forecast for this weekend with them dropping up to 10 degrees below seasonal averages. :sunny:
High clouds will begin to increase from the north as a cold front approaches Friday night. We are expecting the front to move in late Friday night and into early Saturday morning bringing beneficial rain to the North Bay where generally up to .25" will be possible with less than .10" across the San Francisco Bay Area. The front will dissipate as in progresses southward toward through Saturday when the Santa Cruz Mountains could see generally less than .10". Elsewhere, less than 0.05" is expected through Saturday. A secondary frontal is forecast to move through the region Sunday morning through afternoon resulting in a little less than the first for the aforementioned areas and little to no rain expected across the Central Coast. Post frontal rain showers will be possible, especially across the North Bay, in wake of the second frontal passage into Sunday night or early Monday morning. Cooler conditions temperatures are forecast for this weekend with them dropping up to 10 degrees below seasonal averages. :sunny:
Temps in the 70s
Temperatures should mostly be in the 70s today.
Temperatures should mostly be in the 70s today.
Another system on the way
As one system moves out to the east, we are tracking a stronger storm in the Pacific. This system may impact your weekend plans. Thursday morning starts off with some clouds. Partly sunny skies are expected later in the day. Highs should range from the mid 60s to the mid 70s. The next system, linked up with an Atmospheric River, moves into the picture Saturday morning. The significant ran will be focused to the north of the Bay Area. The bulk of the rain, up to .75 inches, will be in the North Bay. Shower chances may linger in the Sunday forecast.
As one system moves out to the east, we are tracking a stronger storm in the Pacific. This system may impact your weekend plans. Thursday morning starts off with some clouds. Partly sunny skies are expected later in the day. Highs should range from the mid 60s to the mid 70s. The next system, linked up with an Atmospheric River, moves into the picture Saturday morning. The significant ran will be focused to the north of the Bay Area. The bulk of the rain, up to .75 inches, will be in the North Bay. Shower chances may linger in the Sunday forecast.
Mostly cloudy tonight, dry and warmer Thursday
Mostly cloudy with clouds clearing later this evening. Breezy and cooler with a spotty shower until tonight and a chance of a thunderstorm. Dry and slightly warmer with sunshine returning Thursday!
Mostly cloudy with clouds clearing later this evening. Breezy and cooler with a spotty shower until tonight and a chance of a thunderstorm. Dry and slightly warmer with sunshine returning Thursday!
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Temperatures cool, rain possible in the South Bay
Conditions in the Bay Area are expected to cool off, and some rain may be seen in the Santa Cruz and San Jose areas.
Conditions in the Bay Area are expected to cool off, and some rain may be seen in the Santa Cruz and San Jose areas.
Wednesday's Weather Whiplash!
Here we go again! Another change in your weather pattern! - Slight chance for isolated showers and thunderstorms from Bay Area southward tonight into Wednesday morning. - Seasonal temperatures through much of the week. - Rain chances return Friday evening through the weekend across the Bay Area. Widespread cooler temps beginning this weekend. A system to the south of the Bay Area will produce Mostly Cloudy skies overnight and into your Wednesday morning with a chance of a shower or isolated thunderstorm. Wednesday afternoon will be Partly Cloudy and cooler with low 60s at the Coast to the low 70s Inland. Another shot of rai returns late Friday through Saturday. A Beach Hazard Alert remains in effect until Wednesday late evening for waves 12-17 feet! Possible rip currents and sneaker waves.
Here we go again! Another change in your weather pattern! - Slight chance for isolated showers and thunderstorms from Bay Area southward tonight into Wednesday morning. - Seasonal temperatures through much of the week. - Rain chances return Friday evening through the weekend across the Bay Area. Widespread cooler temps beginning this weekend. A system to the south of the Bay Area will produce Mostly Cloudy skies overnight and into your Wednesday morning with a chance of a shower or isolated thunderstorm. Wednesday afternoon will be Partly Cloudy and cooler with low 60s at the Coast to the low 70s Inland. Another shot of rai returns late Friday through Saturday. A Beach Hazard Alert remains in effect until Wednesday late evening for waves 12-17 feet! Possible rip currents and sneaker waves.
New FEMA rules, grant delays put disaster response at risk, states say
Some states have seen substantial cuts to grants, which officials believe affect their agencies’ abilities to respond to emergency situations and natural disasters.
Some states have seen substantial cuts to grants, which officials believe affect their agencies’ abilities to respond to emergency situations and natural disasters.