Tropical Storm Warning in effect as Hilary swirls northward
While areas in California like Palm Springs and Riverside County prepare for potential catastrophic flooding, inland spots like Las Vegas are also bracing for powerful winds and heavy rain.
Unsettled pattern through Monday
Sunday calls for mostly sunny skies, with a 20 percent chance of afternoon and evening showers and thunderstorms across the region, especially inland. An unsettled weather pattern will affect the Bay Area through Monday.
Hurricane Hilary: State of Emergency declared for Southern California
Governor Gavin Newsom has issued a State of Emergency for Southern California because of the storm that's about to make landfall. Evacuations are already underway in Catalina and some burn zones, and Mojave has already been hit by heavy rain.
Latest weather forecast for Bay Area
KTVU meteorologist Roberta Gonzales brings the latest in Bay Area weather forecast
Hurricane Hilary: Tropical Storm Watch for parts of California
Parts of California are under a Tropical Storm Watch as Hurricane Hilary surges toward the state.
Hurricane Hilary off the Baja coast
Hurricane Hilary, a category 4 storm is approaching the coast of Baja with Cabo San Lucas in its sights. KTVU Meteorologist Roberta Gonzales as it hits the San Diego area it is expected to downsize significantly.
California prepares for Hurricane Hilary
Potentially the first hurricane to hit the state of California since the 1930s, the state is preparing for the storm.
Partly cloudy, cooler temps
Friday will bring partly sunny skies, cooler temperatures, and a slight chance of evening showers. An unsettled pattern is headed to the Bay Area early next week with chances for rain and isolated thunderstorms.
Morning fog with a bit of drizzle
Here is the latest forecast from the KTVU weather team.
Hot today, but temps drop tomorrow
Temperatures will be around 100 degrees in the hottest part of the Bay Area Wednesday before dropping on Thursday. There is a chance of the Bay Area and Lake Tahoe areas getting significant amounts of rain early next week due to the remnants of a hurricane.
High pressure keeping the Bay Area warm
Here is the latest forecast from the KTVU weather team.
Hot today, cool down comes later in week
The Bay Area will experience above average temperatures on Tuesday, but a dramatic drop down is expected for later in the week.
Weather forecast for Tuesday, Aug. 15
Rare summer rain drizzled on parts of the Bay Area and even sections of the Central Valley in the early hours of Tuesday morning. The long term forecast includes even more precipitation across Northern California, with potential rains hitting sometime next week. Today’s forecast calls for above average temperatures across the Bay Area, inland temperatures will hit 100 degrees today, the cities around the SF Bay will see 80 degrees and the coast will have a temperature of about 74 degrees.
Fog, clouds on tap for Tuesday
Here's the latest forecast from the KTVU weather team.
Hot weather to last till middle of week
Temperatures will be in the upper 90s in the hottest parts of the Bay Area on Monday and those temperatures are not expected to relent until Thursday.
Weather and traffic report for Monday Aug. 14
Expect warmer than average temperatures across the Bay Area Monday morning as clouds and humidity blew into the area.
Humidity and temperatures holding steady: Weather forecast
KTVU's chief meteorologist Bill Martin provides the full weather forecast for the week of 8/12/23.
Mostly sunny skies, warm
Morning low clouds will clear and turn to sunny skies. Some inland spots could hit 100 as a warming trend continues into the week.
Weekend warm up: Weather forecast
KTVU meteorologist Mark Tamayo provides the latest in the weekend weather forecast
Partly sunny skies, warmer
There will be partly sunny skies in the Bay Area Saturday. Forecasters say the region will experience a gradual warming trend through early next week, with temperatures soaring above average across inland areas.