Our warm stretch continues

You can count on another round of warm temperatures in the Monday forecast. Highs should range from the low 70s to the low 80s. Slightly cooler temperatures in the Veterans Day forecast. We are tracking a pattern change later in the week. The storm door could open up Wednesday afternoon - evening. Rainfall rates will be going up early Thursday. Winds could also be a factor as this storm drifts closer to the coast.

Savoring the sunshine

Under mostly sunny skies, afternoon highs will soar into the upper 70s to low 80s today. The unseasonably warm weather is sticking around through Tuesday before cooler, wet weather returns later this week.

Warmer Sunday

Our fair weather stretch continues! A few high clouds could move into the area Sunday. Highs should range from the low 70s to the low 80s. The pattern will be changing next week. Rain chances will be increasing Wednesday. The wet weather pattern may last through Friday.

Unseasonably warm weekend

Mostly sunny, unseasonably warm weather is expected this afternoon. Temperatures will range from upper 60s to upper 70s inland. Even a tad warmer for your Bay Area Sunday. A Coastal Flood Advisory for low lying areas adjacent to the Bay remains in place until 2 PM.

Plan On Fun In The Sun!

- Warming and drying trend through this upcoming Monday - Tidally influenced coastal flooding and hazardous beach conditions continue through Saturday - Unsettled weather pattern returns by the middle of next week For tonight, valley and wind sheltered locations will drop into the upper 40s with low-to-mid 50s elsewhere. Low clouds are forecast to return tonight and more so into Saturday morning in the North Bay and Bay Area as a shallow marine layer remains in place. Offshore flow will increase slightly in the higher terrain overnight, further drying out conditions. However, recent rainfall and generally weak north/northeast winds will limit fire weather concerns. Warmer conditions are forecast for Saturday. Temperatures both days with be 5-15 degrees above normal for this time of year with mid 70s to mid 80s across the interior with the Bay Shoreline and the Santa Cruz region reaching into the low 70s to low 80s.

Weak system early Friday

A weak system will approach the Bay Area Friday morning While the main energy will be focused to the north, a few showers could develop in the North Bay Friday morning. We are expecting a mixture of sun and clouds later in the day. The weekend will be dry. Warmer temps (70s and 80s) will be paying us a visit.

Wait For it.....A Warmer and Sunnier Weekend!

-Light rain showers chances linger over the North Bay and San Mateo Peninsula Coast overnight through Friday morning -Tidal influenced coastal flooding (Kings Tides) and Hazardous Beach Alert in effect through Saturday. Dangerous sneaker waves and rip currents are present. conditions continue through the early Weekend. -Pleasant weather this weekend will yield to unsettled weather pattern after Veterans day next week Mixed bag across the forecast area this morning, either sunshine or clouds/patchy fog. Quite the change from yesterday morning where it was wet and windy. Much less wind and more sunshine today! Thinking some isolated showers will return tonight and will leave those in the forecast for the far North Bay. Dry weather and warmer weather (near 80 degrees) over the weekend!

A break from the rain

The Wednesday rain and wind event is winding down. Low clouds will blanket most of the Bay Area Thursday morning. Partly cloudy skies are expected later in the day. A weak system will bring in more clouds Thursday night. The chance of showers will favor the North Bay late Thursday. We are expecting a mixture of sun and clouds this weekend.

Wet Now. Warmer Weekend!

So far this early season system is playing out as advertised - more of a wind storm than precipatation. Winds materialized over the coastal waters and the North Bay coast, especially the Marin Headlands. Since midnight: 82 mph winds in the hills above Woodacre, 66 mph Mt. Diablo and many other sites around the region gusting 40-60 mph. High Wind Warning and Wind Advisory in effect until 4 PM. The North Bay coast will likely be converted to a Wind Advisory later. As for rain, spotty showers remain. The heaviest rain occurred over the North Bay. Highest precip totals were in the Marin Headlands with 2.25" 0.5-1.5", less with nothing to a tenth or two elsewhere. We`re not done yet. Though easing, winds will be impactful this afternoon. Additionally, we haven`t had any thunderstorms yet, but the cold front continues to move through leading to more instability. If we experience Tstorms, mostly likely north of the North Bay. Tidal Flood Advisory in effect until Saturday. BEAVER Moon Tonight!

Incoming storm

Our next storm is making its way closer to the Bay Area. The conditions will change rapidly overnight. The front will produce moderate to heavy rain for the Wednesday morning commute. The heaviest rain will be focused in the North Bay. Winds will also be an issue. High Wind Warnings and Wind Advisories have been issued for the majority of the Bay Area. Gusts could exceed 50 mph in some areas.