Sunny Thursday with highs near 72°F and gusty onshore winds; marine advisories are in effect offshore through Friday morning.

Mostly cloudy this morning in San Jose, then sunny and warm with gusty onshore winds. Small craft advisories affect coastal waters and a cooler weekend is likely.

Inspectors at the Meyers station found four golden mussels on a boat arriving from the Sacramento area. Agencies have tightened mandatory decontaminations and are monitoring the vessel.

Dense fog this morning will clear to mostly sunny, breezy afternoons with highs near 68°F. Morning commuters and flyers should plan for reduced visibility.

Morning fog could slow drives near the bayshore this morning, but inland San Jose should clear to sunshine with highs near 84°F. Cooler weekend expected.

San Jose will warm into the mid‑80s Monday with lows in the mid‑50s. Pacific beaches are under a Beach Hazards Statement for sneaker waves and strong rip currents through early Tuesday.

Sunny inland highs near 72°F today, but the NWS warns sneaker waves and strong rip currents at Pacific beaches through Tuesday morning.

A wildfire named the Gold Fire was reported in El Dorado County on May 30; containment is unknown and the cause remains under investigation.

Sunny and mild in the city, but a Beach Hazards Statement warns of sneaker waves and strong rip currents through Tuesday. Keep off rocks and stay out of the water.

Sunny skies and a quick warm-up hit San Jose today, with highs near 82°F. Coastal beaches face a Beach Hazards Statement through Tuesday.

Low‑50s at dawn, clearing to sunny skies with highs near 67°F and breezy waterfront gusts; Small Craft Advisories affect parts of Monterey Bay this evening.

Cool, partly cloudy Friday with highs near 70°F. Weekend warms into the 80s and mariners should note Small Craft Advisories.

A swarm of small quakes rattled the South Bay near Gilroy and San Jose. Seismologists say swarms are common; officials urge preparedness and monitoring.