San Francisco officials warn residents of high fire danger due to a Red Flag Warning with strong winds and dry conditions until Thursday morning. Rainfall expected this weekend may provide relief.

The NWS issued a Red Flag Warning for Bay Area due to critical fire weather conditions and a Wind Advisory for strong gusts, urging residents to stay prepared.

A Red Flag Warning has been issued by NWS San Francisco for the Bay Area due to critical fire weather, with strong winds and dry conditions. Additional advisories caution against hazardous marine and wind conditions.

The NWS has issued a Red Flag Warning for the Bay Area due to high winds and low humidity raising wildfire risks.

The NWS San Francisco office warns of continuous dry and windy conditions increasing fire risks in the Bay Area and advises residents to remain vigilant.

The NWS San Francisco warns of high waves at beaches and upcoming fire weather inland, with rain turning to strong winds. Mariners and flyers are alerted to possible hazards.

Bay Area's thunderstorm chances decrease, but heavy rainfall may lead to hazardous driving conditions. The NWS advises caution while driving and during the upcoming wet weather.

Valero Refining Co. has been fined $82 million for air quality violations by Bay Area and California air regulators, marking the largest penalty ever by the Air District.

Rain is expected to clear in the Bay Area by Halloween evening, but a second wave of showers and potential thunderstorms may affect the region from Friday into Saturday.

The NWS San Francisco has forecasted increased rain and below-average temperatures for the Bay Area, with a cold front bringing more rainfall and potential fire weather concerns.

Bay Area residents get a brief dry day before a series of troughs bring more rain, cooler mornings, and gusty winds. The North Bay may experience wetter conditions, possibly a dry and windy weekend ahead.

Scattered showers and cooler temperatures are predicted for the Bay Area, with light rainfall and windy conditions through the week. Below-average temperatures are expected to continue, with marine advisories in place due to choppy conditions.

The National Weather Service forecasts a cold front in San Francisco, with potential thunderstorms and windy conditions, and advises caution for cooler temperatures and possible wet conditions.