According to the latest forecasts, San Francisco residents can breathe a sigh of relief as the rain is finally letting up. The National Weather Service San Francisco, CA, reports that this morning's light rain is expected to give way to calmer weather all through Monday, with a fleeting interruption by light rain mid-week NWS Bay Area stated.
As the clouds scatter and the storms pass, the city is poised to enjoy seasonally mild temperatures, highs hovering right around the 60-degree mark, with the lows tonight dipping into the comfortable 40s for those strolling under the cable car lines or lost in the botanical gardens of Golden Gate Park, with some inland pockets possibly reaching the upper 30s, the NWS Bay Area further elucidated.
The Martin Luther King Day forecast presents a partly sunny sky with a high near 58, promising a gentle day for those paying tribute through quiet reflection or active community service. The week proceeds in a similar fashion, clouds playing hide-and-seek with the sun, until a 30 percent chance of rain tiptoes in on Tuesday, potentially leaving less than a tenth of an inch of new precipitation according to the Detailed Forecast.
Sea-faring folks and marine interests are advised that calmer waters are on the horizon, as strong southwestern winds are anticipated to settle down after Tuesday's rainfall, ensuring that those who make their living amongst the waves or revel in the salt spray can do so with less weather-induced trepidation, NWS Bay Area suggests.
As the weekend approaches, rain chances resurface with a likelihood of rainfall on both Friday and Saturday, so keeping those weekend plans flexible might be in the best interests of city dwellers. Nonetheless, the consistent mild temperatures will escort residents through a week of classic San Francisco weather, much as one imagines the fog embraces the redwoods – softly, subtly, with a persistent presence, according to the Detailed Forecast.
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