The Bay Area is seeing a break from strong offshore winds with milder conditions expected, although dry weather persists with offshore breezes set to return.

The NWS San Francisco has issued a Wind Advisory for the Bay Area until 10 AM due to strong northerly winds, with possible disruptions and challenging conditions for mariners expected to continue.

The NWS has issued advisories for the Bay Area due to strong winds and dangerous beach conditions, warning of gusts up to 50mph and waves up to 20 feet.

The National Weather Service issued a Beach Hazards Statement for San Francisco due to sneaker waves and strong currents. Gusty winds and dense fog advisories are also in effect.

The NWS forecast for San Francisco predicts warmer weather with sunshine and light winds, except for possible clouds from an 'inside slider.' Strong offshore winds may lead to a wind advisory, while warmer inland temperatures could break records.

The NWS issued a High Surf Advisory for Bay Area beaches, warning of large waves up to 22 feet until early Sunday, with cooler temperatures and a warming trend to follow.

NWS San Francisco issues a Beach Hazards Statement for the risk of sneaker waves and a High Surf Advisory for 18-25 foot waves along the Pacific Coast over the weekend, with rain expected and a warming, drying trend to follow.

A 4.7 magnitude earthquake hit near Cobb, causing light shaking in the North Bay area. It was the first 2025 test of the ShakeAlert system, which reported successfully.

The National Weather Service San Francisco Bay Area forecasts high surf and rain this weekend, urging caution near the coast and noting VFR to IFR aviation conditions, and marine advisories.

The NWS San Francisco issues weather advisories for the Bay Area for high surf, frost, and expected rainfall, cautioning residents about weather hazards and reminding them to stay safe.

The article provides a detailed weather forecast for San Francisco as it transitions into the New Year, with generally mild and calm conditions expected.

Frost advisories and freeze warnings are issued for the Bay Area, with risks to homeless and sensitive plants due to temperatures dropping to 28-36 degrees. A gradual warming trend is forecasted to begin Wednesday.

The National Weather Service has issued weather warnings for the Bay Area, including a High Surf Advisory for up to 30-foot waves and a Flood Warning for Sonoma County.