The Port of Oakland reported 86% of its electricity in 2024 came from renewable and zero-carbon sources, almost doubling California's target. They've also agreed to a 20-year energy storage deal to support clean energy goals.

The NWS San Francisco forecasts strong winds, heavy rain, potential flooding, and advises caution, especially for drivers and beachgoers, with improved weather expected post-storm.

SF Bay Area is set to experience a storm with strong gusts and heavy rain Tuesday night through Wednesday, with potential for power outages and difficult driving conditions.

The Bay Area's about to get walloped by the season's strongest storm Wednesday, with 55 mph winds that could snap leaf-heavy tree branches and knock out power, plus the unusual bonus of thunderstorms rolling through during morning commute. The North Bay takes the worst of it, but everyone should brace for a soggy, blustery Wednesday as this atmospheric river officially kicks off what forecasters say will be a wet November.

The Bay Area is expected to experience heavy rains, hazardous winds, sneaker waves, and dense fog. The NWS advises caution for travel and outdoor activities.

The NWS forecasts a potential storm bringing significant rainfall to the Bay Area next week, with a Beach Hazards Statement issued for the weekend due to dangerous coastal conditions.

The National Weather Service predicts above-normal temperatures in San Francisco Bay Area and Central Coast, with mild offshore winds transitioning to onshore later in the week, and potential unsettled weather bringing rain next week.

The Bay Area Air District fined Republic Services $159,000 for 14 air quality violations related to methane emissions at their Sonoma Central Landfill.

The NWS predicts mild, above-normal temperatures for the Bay Area, with clear skies and lower humidity. Conditions favor stargazing, with warmer highs and cool mornings expected.

Forecast shows pleasant weather in the Bay Area with sunny skies and mild temperatures, with the warmest day near 76 degrees; light winds and moderate seas are expected.

The National Weather Service San Francisco warns of beach hazards due to dangerous waves and urges caution. Rain and winds are expected, but a dry, warm trend is forecasted post-storm with clear skies.

San Francisco beach visitors warned of dangerous waves and rip currents due to a northwesterly swell; light rain expected, with a warming trend next week.

The National Weather Service has issued warnings for high waves and dense fog affecting the Pacific Coast and North Bay Valleys, with a rainy and cool forecast for the Bay Area.