Friday will bring mostly sunny skies and a high near 74. The city stays dry through the weekend, with even warmer conditions arriving Saturday.
Afternoon Sunshine, Light Winds
Friday afternoon should remain mostly sunny as northwest winds build modestly to between 1 and 7 mph, followed by another mostly clear night with a low near 49.
Warm Saturday, Foggy Starts Sunday
Saturday is expected to be the warmest day of the weekend, with full sunshine and a high near 78. Patchy fog could develop after 4 a.m. Sunday, but it should clear before 9 a.m. and give way to mostly sunny skies with a high around 77.
Monday and Tuesday will keep the South Bay in the low-to-mid 70s, though both mornings could begin with patchy fog. The forecast remains dry through Tuesday, making for a favorable stretch for outdoor plans despite cool overnight lows near 49 or 50.
Rain Chances Return Around Veterans Day
The forecast turns less certain Wednesday, with a chance of rain Wednesday night. Veterans Day temperatures may reach 76 degrees, with rain possible again Thursday, when the high is expected to be near 72.
That midweek shift contrasts with the Hoodline forecast, which focused on the warm, dry weekend. The National Weather Service says rain is increasingly possible in the middle to later part of next week, although the eventual amount remains uncertain.
Coastal Hazards Remain Separate From Inland Weather
Residents heading toward Bay shoreline areas should keep an eye on high-tide flooding concerns through early next week. Pacific beaches also face hazardous conditions through Monday, with 12- to 16-foot breaking waves, sneaker-wave danger and strong rip currents; beachgoers should stay out of the water and away from jetties, rocks and piers.
