A short-lived severe thunderstorm warning swept parts of northern Siskiyou County Wednesday evening; the NWS warned of 60-mph gusts and possible hail.

Light rain and a 60% chance of showers Thursday in San Jose with an isolated thunder risk. Drier, warmer weather returns Friday into the weekend.

Light rain and a Beach Hazards Statement hit San Francisco on May 28, 2026. Expect slick streets, scattered showers and dangerous sneaker waves along the Pacific coast.

Partly cloudy and about 52°F this morning. Light rain possible late tonight, then sunnier, warmer conditions return Friday.

Rough surf and strong rip currents will impact west-facing beaches through May 27; slight chance of light rain tonight with highs near 65°F.

Cool, cloudy Tuesday morning in San Jose; mostly sunny but blustery this afternoon with gusts and hazardous marine conditions through Wednesday.

Gusty WNW winds will pick up Tuesday with gusts through the afternoon. Pacific beaches are under a Beach Hazards Statement — avoid jetties and secure outdoor items.

Cool, foggy Memorial Day morning with a slight chance of drizzle and highs near 62°F. Strong north winds and Small Craft Advisories arrive Tuesday.

Morning fog gives way to sunny, mild Memorial Day highs near 74°F. Small Craft Advisories are in effect for coastal waters on Tuesday, May 26.

Mid‑50s foggy mornings give way to sun and highs near 63°F today; gusty northerly winds are possible Tuesday.

Morning fog burns off to sunny afternoons with highs near 78°F today. Memorial Day is mild, then gusty north winds arrive Tuesday.

The EPA is awarding California roughly $27.5M to locate and replace lead service lines, with funds flowing through the state’s Drinking Water State Revolving Fund.

Morning fog gives way to sun and highs near 80°F in San Jose Saturday, May 23. Expect breezy onshore winds and a brief Small Craft Advisory for outer waters.