San Francisco's NWS issues a warning for hazardous beach conditions and a Coastal Flood Advisory, advising caution due to strong waves, rip currents, and potential coastal flooding.

The National Weather Service has issued warnings for hazardous beach conditions in the Bay Area with sneaker waves and strong currents expected through Sunday evening.

The NWS San Francisco alerts for coastal hazards due to high waves, sneaker waves, and rip currents. Bay Area weather will see milder temperatures and mostly sunny skies, with a slight chance of rain forecast for the end of next week.

A shallow 3.7-magnitude quake shook the Geysers area before dawn, prompting felt reports but no immediate damage reports. Local seismologists revised the initial reading to 3.7.

Dense morning fog will slow some Bay Area commutes before clearing to mostly sunny skies with highs near 63°F.

Dense Fog Advisory issued for the North Bay and East Bay Interior Valleys by the National Weather Service San Francisco; motorists advised to take precautions.

Bay Area issues Spare the Air Alerts for high wood smoke levels, banning solid fuel burning indoors and outdoors.

NWS San Francisco Bay Area issues advisories for beach hazards and dense fog, cautioning those in coastal and valley areas to be wary of sneaker waves, rip currents, and reduced visibility.

The NWS has issued warnings for high surf and dense fog in the Bay Area, advising caution for beachgoers and drivers, with calmer inland weather expected until a possible pattern shift post-Thanksgiving.

The National Weather Service San Francisco has issued a Beach Hazards Statement for the Bay Area due to high waves and rip currents, with weather expected to clear up and vary into the week.

The Bay Area will experience mixed weather, with rainfall giving way to a dry weekend, warnings of beach hazards, and fog possibly affecting visibility.

EPA's proposed rewrite of WOTUS would narrow which wetlands the Clean Water Act protects, prompting warnings from conservationists and praise from farm groups.

Bay Area weather to dry up Tuesday afternoon, with cool temperatures and potential valley fog overnight; another rain system expected late Wednesday through Thursday.