Cool, cloudy Sunday with spotty drizzle through Monday morning. A warmer, sunnier stretch arrives midweek.

Patchy fog and light drizzle Sunday; highs near 66°F. A warmer, drier stretch returns midweek.

Cloudy and cool Saturday in San Jose with a slight chance of light rain this evening and patchy morning fog; warming into next week.

Mostly cloudy and cool today; light showers possible late Saturday night into Sunday morning.

Mostly cloudy Friday with a high near 64°F and a slim chance of coastal drizzle. More rounds of light rain or drizzle are possible Saturday–Sunday, mainly along the coast.

Patchy fog this morning clears to sun and a high near 71°F. Light drizzle likely this weekend.

Sunny Thursday with patchy valley fog at sunrise. Light, drizzly rain possible Saturday–Sunday; small craft advisories offshore.

Patchy fog this Thursday morning clears to sunshine and a warm afternoon in San Jose; small‑craft advisories affect Monterey Bay this afternoon.

The National Weather Service confirmed a tornado touched down northeast of Clovis with damage consistent with EF1 strength. Schools briefly sheltered in place and nearby counties saw wind damage.

Morning showers and a chance of thunderstorms; clearing to mid‑60s by the afternoon.

Managers at Lake Mendocino cut spring releases to preserve reservoir storage for drinking water and salmon after a drier-than-expected start to the season.

Steady rain this morning will shift to scattered thunderstorms later today. Brief heavy downpours and gusty winds are possible.

A wildfire named the Loop Fire was reported Monday in Mono County on U.S. Forest Service land. Containment and cause remain unknown.