Heat advisory for parts of Bay Area begins Thursday
A heat wave crept into the Bay Area Wednesday. The National Weather Service has issued a heat advisory starting Thursday through Friday that affects our viewing area. This includes the South Bay, and the Bay shoreline as well as San Francisco.
Hot: 10 to 15 degrees above average
Steve Paulson says today will be hot, about 10 to 15 degrees above average
Sun, warmer
Steve Paulson says today will see sun and warm weather. Highs in the mid 80s.
Cool to mild lows
Steve Paulson says today will see cool to mild lows. Highs in the 80s.
Extreme change in temps headed to Bay
While the weekend was cool and autumn-like, a sharp contrast in temps is expected.
Cool, fall-like weekend
Expect cool weather this weekend, but the fall-like temps won't last long.
Scattered showers possible Saturday
There is a chance of scattered showers on Saturday followed by a warming pattern that could lift temperatures to 90 degrees in some areas by the middle of next week.
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The clear skies this morning will gather clouds throughout the day as a low pressure system drives cooler temperatures to the Bay Area and snow to the Sierra Nevada. Expect highs in the upper 70s for inland areas, low 70s around the bay and low 60s on the coast.
Sun returns, mild lows
Steve Paulson says today will see sun and cool to mild lows.
Sunshine, slight clouds in north
Steve Paulson said today will be full of sunshine with some clouds up north.
Wednesday a lot like today, minus the rain
The jet stream's position has KTVU meteorologist Bill Martin thinking we could see an early winter. Otherwise, Wednesday will be a perfect day with warm temperatures, but without the rain.
Morning sprinkles, partly sunny
Roberta Gonzales said today will see morning sprinkles and be partly sunny in the afternoon.
Breathe deep, better air quality returns to the Bay Area for Monday
Southerly winds blow smoke out of the Bay Area back to the north where wildfires continue to burn. A large storm system will hit the North Coast in Mendocino, Humboldt and Del Norte Counties, and the Bay Area will experience highs around 10 degrees below average. Expect mostly cloudy skies with highs in the upper 70s for inland areas, low 70s around the bay and low 60s on the coast.
Mild, fall weather rolling in
Setting rain to the fire: Rain expected in some areas where fire burns in Northern California. Bill Martin has the latest in weather.
Expect better air, great temps for Sunday
An onshore breeze is helping to push the smoky haze that has inundated the Bay Area out of the region today. A storm system is brewing off of the North Coast that will hopefully bring moisture to the fire-stricken areas in Northern California and southern Oregon. Expect highs in upper-70s for inland areas, mid-70s for areas around the bay and mid-60s for the coast.
Rain likely in some areas, air quality improves
KTVU meteorologist Mark Tamayo has the latest in the weather forecast and what one can expect for the first weekend of fall.
Partly sunny skies ushers the Bay Area into autumn
Expect moderate air quality for Saturday, September 23 as haze from wildfires continues to linger in the Bay Area. Below average temperatures will be in effect throughout the region. Expect highs in the mid-70s for inland areas, mid-60s for areas around the bay and upper 50s for the coast.
Smoky, sunny, breezy
Steve Paulson says it will be smoky, sunny and breezy today.
Hazy skies
Steve Paulson says today will still see hazy skies from the wildfires. Highs inland could reach 80 degrees.
Wildfire smoke to linger over Bay Area
KTVU meteorologist Bill Martin said smoke from wildfires in Northern California and Oregon will linger over the Bay Area region.