The Bay Area is forecasted to enjoy warm, sunny weather before a weekend storm brings cooler, rainier conditions. A partial solar eclipse is also expected.

A 3.4 magnitude earthquake struck near UC Berkeley, with tremors felt in the Bay Area, but no reported damage. BART service was briefly delayed for safety checks.

The NWS forecasts hot weather in the Bay Area, especially inland valleys, with possible heat-related risks for sensitive groups and above-normal temperatures midweek.

San Diego County is expected to experience a gradual warm-up after a period of temperatures well below average, with clearer skies and potentially light showers in the mountain areas. Gusty winds and high surf advisories have also been issued.

The NWS issued a frost advisory for Silicon Valley, warning of overnight temperature drops, frost, and potential pipe bursts, with a warming trend expected next week.

The National Weather Service anticipates more harsh weather for the Bay Area, with rain, wind, and cold temperatures, including near-record lows and possible thunderstorms.

San Francisco Bay Area braces for rain, snow, and potential thunderstorms, impacting travel and vulnerable populations, with a drier outlook expected next week.

San Francisco Bay Area to experience cold weather, including rain, snow in high elevations, and possible thunderstorms, with moderate flood risk and lowered temperatures this weekend.

The Bay Area is preparing for a partial solar eclipse on April 8, with the Exploratorium and other institutions planning livestreams and watch parties for the occasion.

The National Weather Service forecasts a drop in temperatures, rain, and possible thunderstorms in San Francisco, with snow expected in higher elevations.

EPA fines four California auto part distributors over $52,000 for selling illegal vehicle emissions defeat devices.

The weather in the Bay Area is expected to be sunny and warm before turning cooler and wet later in the week, with rain forecasted for elevated regions.

Forecasts by the National Weather Service in San Francisco predict a drier and warmer midweek, with potential showers returning late week in the Bay Area.