San Jose is waking up to clear skies around 50 degrees on Saturday, October 24, but the South Bay is headed for a warmer, sunnier afternoon. Temperatures should climb to about 72 degrees with no rain expected, making it a solid day for outdoor plans.
The dry weekend pattern will continue into Sunday, when San Jose should reach near 75 degrees under mostly sunny skies. The latest outlook modestly updates Friday’s Hoodline forecast by extending the pleasant stretch before a more noticeable shift late next week.
Warm Afternoons, Chilly Nights
Temperatures will dip to about 46 degrees Saturday night before rising slightly overnight. Sunday night should be cooler again, near 47 degrees, and patchy fog could develop after 3 a.m. Monday, October 26.
That fog is expected to linger into the morning commute before clearing by about 10 a.m. Monday. The afternoon should turn sunny with a high near 71, followed by another mostly sunny day Tuesday, October 27, near 70 degrees.
Fog Returns Before Late-Week Rain Chances
Morning fog remains possible Wednesday, October 28, while the afternoon stays mostly sunny near 70 degrees. Thursday, October 29, is expected to be overcast, with a 2% precipitation chance and a high near 68 degrees.
The forecast lists a 0% precipitation chance Friday, October 30, with a high near 69 degrees. The National Weather Service also has a coastal flood advisory posted for some shoreline areas through Thursday, though the San Jose point forecast shows no active alerts.
