San Jose was waking up under cloudy skies Monday, with temperatures in the upper 50s before a partly sunny afternoon near 70 degrees. The mild start is the front end of a sharper weather shift, with a gentle to moderate onshore flow of 10–20 mph forecast through Monday afternoon. Fog returns overnight, rain chances rise Tuesday night and showers become likely Wednesday.
Monday night should stay mostly cloudy, with a low near 47 and patchy fog developing after 1 a.m. Tuesday. A 30% chance of showers arrives Tuesday, with a high near 71.
Light Showers Move Onshore Tuesday Night
Light showers are forecast to move onshore Tuesday evening, according to the National Weather Service.
Wednesday is expected to bring widespread, beneficial light showers that persist through Thursday.
Cooler, Then Brighter By Friday
Showers are expected to persist through Thursday. Friday should bring a welcome reset with patchy morning fog followed by sunshine and a high near 71.
The weekend currently looks mostly sunny and mild, with Saturday reaching about 73 degrees after morning fog. A slight chance of rain returns Sunday, while the latest forecast represents a wetter update to Sunday's San Jose outlook, which had called for a less certain midweek shower pattern.
