San Jose warms into the 70s this weekend, but fog and rain chances are waiting in the wings next week.

San Francisco gets a warm, sunny weekend, but high tides and dangerous surf keep the waterfront on alert. A chance of rain returns midweek.

Oakland gets a sunny, warm weekend with highs near 70. Elevated Bay tides could still create trouble along low-lying shorelines.

Chevron says a maintenance mishap, not a new leak, sent hydrogen sulfide drifting over Richmond and San Pablo for 42 hours.

Warmer weather with high clouds is expected, with coastal temperatures in the 60s and inland temperatures in the 70s into midweek. Along the coast, high tides and dangerous surf demand caution.

Patchy fog clears Thursday before San Jose settles into a sunny, warm stretch that peaks near 78 degrees Saturday.

High tide near 1.6 feet above normal could flood low-lying San Francisco shoreline streets Saturday morning.

Sunny skies are expected in Oakland, but elevated tides could cause flooding along vulnerable Bay shoreline areas through noon PST Tuesday, November 10.

San Francisco dries out Wednesday and warms into the weekend, but high tides and hazardous surf create a more serious shoreline story.

Clouds clear Wednesday as San Jose warms toward a sunny 78-degree weekend. Coastal flooding and dangerous surf remain concerns near the shoreline.

Sunny skies return to Oakland, but a Coastal Flood Advisory covers vulnerable Bay shoreline areas through Monday. The weekend warms into the low 70s.

Oakland gets a wet Tuesday before sunshine returns Wednesday and temperatures climb into the 70s by Saturday.

Rain will soak San Francisco Tuesday before skies clear and temperatures climb into the 70s this weekend.