San Francisco gets sunny and mild Wednesday, but high tides could bring minor flooding along low-lying shorelines through Saturday.

Patchy fog gives way to a sunny 69-degree afternoon in San Jose Wednesday, but cooler Halloween weather is on the way.

A tied vote sank Mayor Chuck Page's push for a Saratoga climate district, with newly elected members set to decide the issue later.

San Jose's warm spell is giving way to foggy mornings, chilly nights and cooler afternoons. Halloween weekend now looks mostly dry, with just a slight chance of light rain.

San Francisco will stay mostly sunny and cool this week, with highs in the low to mid-60s. A coastal flood advisory remains in effect through Friday afternoon.

Miller Avenue and a Redwood Highway stretch closed Monday as high tides soaked low-lying Marin County streets.

Branciforte and Zayante creeks saw tire-chemical surges after rain, as endangered Santa Cruz coho cling to under 5% of historic numbers.

Crews are expected to begin drawing down the Ross reservoir Monday, with work planned through mid-November, echoing a 2021 move that cut flows by 40%.

Sunny skies return to San Francisco Monday, but elevated tides and gusty winds are in the mix. Cooler weather and Halloween weekend rain chances follow.

San Jose is in for foggy mornings, cooler afternoons and a slight Halloween-weekend rain chance.

San Jose should hit 74 degrees Sunday before a cooler, foggier week takes over. Slight rain chances return just in time for Halloween weekend.

San Francisco gets a mild, partly sunny Sunday before cooler weather and gusty winds arrive. High tides could bring minor flooding along the shoreline through Thursday.

San Jose is in for a sunny weekend with highs reaching the 70s. Morning fog returns Monday, followed by late-week rain chances.