San Francisco gets a sunny weekend with highs near 70, but elevated tides could flood low-lying Bay shorelines through Thursday.

Mayor Lurie's order fast-tracks sandbags, pumps and generators as forecasters warn of a record-strength El Niño this winter.

Fog clears Friday as San Jose heads into a sunny weekend with highs reaching 75 degrees Sunday. Chilly nights and more morning fog are ahead next week.

Rain is moving out of San Francisco, making way for sunny skies and temperatures near 70 this weekend. Temperatures trend warmer into early next week.

Hundreds are expected to march through downtown San Mateo before a Central Park rally with live music and free food.

Light rain is likely across San Francisco through Thursday afternoon before a sunny, warmer weekend arrives.

Rain and fog will make Thursday a soggy one in San Jose before sunshine and warmer temperatures arrive for the weekend.

Rain showers return to San Francisco Wednesday and Thursday, but a sunny weekend with temperatures in the 70s is ahead.

Fog and showers are moving into San Jose before a cooler Thursday. Sunshine and warmer temperatures return just in time for the weekend.

San Francisco reaches 66 Tuesday before showers move in overnight and linger into Wednesday. The forecast turns sunnier again by Friday.

San Jose reaches 71 Tuesday before overnight showers move in. A wetter Wednesday is ahead, but sunshine returns by Friday.

Resident Monica Seybold says floodwater now covers half her property as sediment chokes Nicasio Creek.

San Jose's warm spell is giving way to fog, cooler temperatures and a wetter midweek forecast.