Sunny conditions are expected across the region Monday, before a much warmer pattern settles in.
Sunny Monday Brings A Brief Taste Of Fall
Monday highs across the region are expected to range from the 60s to low 70s under sunny skies, and there is no rain in the forecast for San Jose.
Temperatures dip to around 48 degrees Monday night under mostly clear skies. Tuesday will be slightly warmer, with a sunny high near 74 degrees.
Interior Locations Could Reach The 80s To 90s Late Week
Interior locations are forecast to reach the 80s to 90s Thursday through Saturday. Check the current San Jose forecast.
Regional forecasts call for warming, with elevated fire-weather conditions likely late in the week. Anyone using outdoor equipment, towing, or handling fire should take extra care to prevent sparks, while people spending long stretches outside should plan for shade, breaks, and plenty of water. View the San Jose forecast.
Fire Weather Conditions
Elevated fire-weather conditions are likely late in the week.
Regional forecasts call for above-normal temperatures into the weekend. Coastal advisories cover shoreline hazards, not fire weather in San Jose. View the San Jose forecast.
Coastal Conditions Remain Rough
For residents heading toward the coast, hazardous beach conditions remain a concern Monday evening, with sneaker waves, strong rip currents, and isolated breaking waves of 18 to 20 feet possible at favored break points. A Coastal Flood Advisory remains in effect for designated Bay Area shoreline locations through Tuesday at 3 p.m. Visitors should stay away from jetties, rocks, piers, and other waterside areas during high tides. The NWS coastal hazard notice gives the alert details.
The coastal alerts carry distinct risks: isolated breaking waves of 18 to 20 feet are possible at favored break points. The beach hazards statement continues through Monday evening; the coastal flood advisory runs through Tuesday at 3 p.m. Those alerts apply to designated coastal and bay-shore locations, rather than indicating flooding or surf hazards across San Jose. The NWS coastal hazard notice spells out the expected impacts and timing.
