Foggy days and cool breezes are what San Franciscans should expect, as forecasted by the National Weather Service in San Francisco, CA. According to the latest update, "Quiet weather will continue with a persistent marine layer through the forecast period." Morning clouds and mist will clear out in the afternoon hours, but don't bank on a significant warm-up if you're hitting the coastal areas - temperatures are hanging tight in the 60s. Meanwhile, those inland and at higher elevations may feel a bit toastier with the mercury reaching into the 80s.

The local weather pattern isn't shifting much, with "High pressure aloft remains the predominant weather feature over the northeast Pacific." There's a bit of dampness around Monterey Bay as some patchy drizzle was spotted, so don't be fooled by the seemingly stable marine layer that's sticking around at 1,500 to 2,000 feet deep. You might want to keep a light jacket handy, as the "Highs today will remain seasonally cool," ranging from the upper 50s along the coast to the lower-mid 80s inland, according to the National Weather Service.

Looking ahead, the forecast isn't throwing any major curveballs. Forecasters are anticipating "a transition towards west coast troughing by early next week." For the non-weather buffs, that means Californians might be reaching for sweaters more often as things cool off. Expect breezy northwest winds accompanied by cooler temperatures and perhaps the occasional coastal drizzle. While you might see temps breach the 80-degree mark in some of the warmest inland spots, the week's high temps will generally linger "a touch below seasonal averages."

The boating crowd should take note as well - the National Weather Service is heralding some changes on the waters. "Surface high pressure over the Eastern Pacific Ocean will ever so slightly begin to build and move east today." That means the winds are kicking up, especially up north and in the outer waters. So, mariners, consider this your heads-up: significant wave heights are on the rise, with a Small Craft Advisory issued for the seaworthy from 9 AM this morning to 3 AM PDT Saturday for Pt Arena to Pt Reyes 10-60 NM—don't get caught off guard out there.