NWS San Francisco warns of hazardous beach conditions with potential 20-foot waves and strong rip currents due to long period swells; urges caution and notes nearby NOAA Weather Radio station outage.

San Francisco experiences notably warm and sunny weather with temperatures in the 60s and 70s, which may be the warmest day of the year so far, according to the NWS Bay Area.

The forecast for the Bay Area shows mixed weather, with warm conditions initially, followed by potential showers and unsettled weather towards the weekend. Beach and boating advisories are in place due to hazardous conditions.

The Bay Area is facing a warm spell with temperatures above seasonal norms, while the week ahead may see clear skies and a high-pressure system. Commuters are warned of possible flight delays due to lower ceilings.

San Francisco's weather is set to remain dry with a warming trend, and potential fog in some areas overnight. The dry spell is expected to continue, with minimal rain possible in northern areas early next week and possibly record-high temperatures.

The Bay Area is set to experience a warming trend with clear, dry weather as predicted by the National Weather Service San Francisco, starting today and continuing into next week.

The National Weather Service forecasts light rain and gusty winds in San Francisco, clearing skies post-front, with warmer and dry conditions expected mid-next week.

Bay Area weather forecast predicts light rain in North Bay by Wednesday and gusty winds through Thursday, followed by a weekend warming trend with temperatures above normal.

San Francisco's weather includes partly sunny skies, highs of 58°F, and a light breeze today, with rain expected Tuesday night and a chance of rain on Wednesday morning. A warming trend towards sunny conditions is forecasted for the weekend.

Mild weather with scattered light rain is expected in the Bay Area, with a weak front today and gradual warming by next weekend.

NWS San Francisco issued warnings for high surf with waves up to 45 feet, a frost advisory for cold temperatures, and advises caution due to dangerous swimming conditions and beach erosion.

The Bay Area is experiencing a strong atmospheric river, causing flooding, strong winds, and travel hazards; advisories are issued for continued impact through the weekend.

Bay Area braces for climate shifts: freeze warnings, an atmospheric river with heavy rain, and strong winds, potentially causing floods and power outages.