Bay Area temperatures will rise slightly today with a peak on Friday, before a Sunday cooldown with possible rain, per NWSBayArea. Winds will ease but remain breezy.

The Bay Area is preparing for strong northwest winds up to 50 mph due to an upper level trough. The NWS advises caution, especially for fire safety and mariners, as Gale warnings have been issued at sea.

The EPA has enforced a South Coast AQMD rule to reduce emissions from warehouses in Southern California, now federally mandated to improve air quality.

The Bay Area is preparing for strong winds, with speeds of 20-30 mph and gusts up to 50 mph, along with cooler temperatures and potential coastal drizzle. A gale watch is in effect for mariners.

The NWS reports a heatwave in the Bay Area with a cooldown to follow, involving a marine layer and potential fog, as well as a possibility of winds and temperatures below seasonal averages.

Dense fog envelops the Bay Area, leading to a Dense Fog Advisory and reduced visibility for travelers. Warmer temperatures continue with a cool down expected soon. The fog is also causing issues for air travel.

Ships have returned to San Francisco from a mission to clean the Great Pacific Garbage Patch, with The Ocean Cleanup's CEO Boyan Slat highlighting the need for funding to continue efforts.

The Bay Area faces dense fog leading to visibility issues, with a slight cooling trend in weather forecasted amid continued above-average temperatures. Coastal areas will offer milder conditions, while mariners are warned of strong winds.

Heat advisory ongoing in San Francisco Bay Area with temperatures up to 105° in some parts and moderate heat-related illness risk; cooler weather expected to follow.

The NWS has issued a heat advisory for the Bay Area, warning of high temperatures, critical fire conditions, and advising caution. Cooling is expected to start Saturday with a return to more moderate weather ahead.

San Francisco is experiencing higher-than-normal temperatures, creating moderate heat risk and elevated fire weather conditions, according to the National Weather Service.

The National Weather Service in San Francisco issued a Heat Advisory due to high temperatures away from the coast and heightened fire weather conditions, with a possible cooling trend on Friday.

The National Weather Service San Francisco Bay Area forecasts a warming and drying trend post-Labor Day weekend, with increased fire weather concerns. Safety measures for beach and outdoor activities were advised.