San Jose woke Monday to fog, with a mostly sunny afternoon and a high near 75 in the forecast. Haze could persist into the afternoon, while patchy fog could lift around 10 a.m., setting up a warm, dry stretch across the South Bay.
Winds will stay light, generally below 10 mph, as the day warms quickly. The National Weather Service expects another foggy start Tuesday before sunshine pushes temperatures to about 77 degrees.
Veterans Day Brings The Week’s Warmest Weather
The warm-up peaks Wednesday, when Veterans Day is expected to reach roughly 80 degrees under sunny skies. Overnight temperatures will remain much cooler, dipping into the upper 40s and low 50s, so early-morning plans may still call for a jacket even as afternoon weather feels more like late summer.
Thursday should stay mostly sunny with a high near 76, while Friday turns slightly cooler near 72 with only a small chance of rain. Saturday starts with patchy fog and a high around 70, with a greater but uncertain chance of showers, while rain chances could increase Sunday.
Coastal Hazards Continue Through The Workweek
The latest update adds a more immediate concern for Bay Area residents heading toward the shoreline: a coastal flood advisory is in effect for vulnerable bayside and Monterey Bay locations through Friday. High tides are expected to run above normal, with the San Francisco gauge forecast to reach about 7.4 feet Monday morning.
A beach hazards statement also covers exposed beaches Monday afternoon and evening, where breaking waves of 12 to 16 feet and occasional larger sets are possible. Anyone visiting the coast should stay off jetties, rocks and piers, avoid the water if inexperienced, and never turn their back on the surf.
The change from the earlier outlook is substantial enough to update Sunday’s forecast: San Jose gets several more sunny days than the weekend outlook suggested, but the wet weather now looks most likely late Saturday and Sunday.
