Cool, muggy morning in San Francisco; breezy onshore winds return with gusts near 20 mph. Small craft advisories affect parts of the coast.

A Flood Watch covers Lake Tahoe and Truckee Tuesday as slow‑moving storms may bring heavy, localized rain and flash flooding. Officials urge monitoring alerts and avoiding flooded roads.

A mostly cloudy morning with a small chance of high-altitude sprinkles; inland highs near 82F. Breezy onshore winds return midweek.

Mild morning with isolated, brief showers; inland highs near 90–93°F and coastal fog returns overnight. Pack layers for cool mornings and hot afternoons.

Morning fog gives way to afternoon sun with highs near 70°F. A tiny chance of isolated showers is possible Tuesday–Wednesday.

Cool mornings give way to 80s inland and a small chance of high‑based showers in the North Bay midweek.

Cloudy morning in San Jose clears to mostly sunny afternoons with highs near 84°F. The marine layer returns tonight and could affect early flights and coastal surf.

Foggy mornings and highs near 67°F today in San Francisco; offshore Tropical Storm Elida may boost surf and humidity into midweek.

Foggy mornings give way to sun and mid‑60s afternoons in San Francisco. Expect WSW gusts up to 18 mph and little chance of rain.

Low clouds this morning clear to sunny afternoons with highs near 83°F; humidity edges up early next week.

A strong offshore quake near the Mexico–Guatemala border registered about 7.3–7.4 magnitude on July 17, but the National Weather Service said the West Coast is not expected to see tsunami conditions.

Marine layer returns to San Francisco Friday, keeping the waterfront cool while inland highs reach the mid‑60s. Gusty WSW winds and a Small Craft Advisory make the waters rough this afternoon.

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