San Francisco’s forecast is serving up morning drizzle, cool temperatures and gusty afternoons before a mostly sunny Labor Day weekend.

San Jose starts Tuesday cloudy before clearing into a breezy afternoon near 72 degrees. Foggy mornings linger through Friday before sunshine and warmer temperatures return for Labor Day.

A Stanford study shows seniors reach dangerous heat limits at temperatures 8.5 to 13.5 degrees lower than younger adults.

San Jose gets sunshine Monday, but a cooler, foggier pattern is moving in. Mild afternoons and dry weather will dominate the rest of the week.

Morning drizzle gives way to sunshine, but San Francisco’s cool and breezy pattern is sticking around all week.

San Jose gets one more sunny day near 79 degrees before a cooler, foggier week settles in.

San Francisco gets one more sunny, breezy day before a cooler week settles over the city.

The Board of Supervisors votes November 3 on a plan pushing wineries toward mandatory sustainability certification and gas appliances toward the door.

San Jose turns sunny Saturday with highs near 78 before cooler, foggier mornings arrive next week.

Brief showers may give way to sunshine Friday, but gusty winds and a Red Flag Warning south of San Francisco are changing the weekend mood.

A few showers could interrupt Friday in San Jose. Then comes a cooler, sunnier weekend.

Newby Island Landfill must install real-time monitors and drones after regulators found it under-measuring hydrogen sulfide emissions.

San Francisco could hit 74 degrees Thursday before showers, stronger winds and a cool-down push temperatures into the low 60s next week.