Cool mornings in the 50s flip to sunny low‑80s today. Expect gusty afternoons and a Beach Hazards Statement through Wednesday.

Cool morning, sunny and breezy this afternoon with highs near 75°F. Beach Hazards Statement through Wednesday; avoid jetties and unsupervised ocean swimming.

Sunny Sunday with highs near 80°F and breezy afternoons. Pacific-facing beaches remain under a Beach Hazards Statement through Wednesday, July 1.

A Beach Hazards Statement warns of sneaker waves and strong rip currents through July 1. Sunny inland highs near 73°F and gusty west winds this afternoon.

A Beach Hazards Statement runs through July 1 as gusty onshore winds and long‑period swell produce dangerous sneaker waves and rough seas. Avoid jetties and keep back from the waterline.

A Beach Hazards Statement covers Pacific beaches as gusty onshore winds and sneaker waves return. Expect coastal drizzle and rough seas through the weekend.

A deepening marine layer will keep the coast cool and drizzle-prone while gusty winds buffet the valley this weekend.

Gusty onshore winds pick up Thursday and strengthen into a cooler, blustery Friday and Saturday. Small Craft Advisories affect parts of the Bay and Monterey waters.

Cool, damp morning gives way to gusty onshore winds; small craft advisories are in effect for parts of the Bay. Expect gusts through the afternoon and into the weekend.

A preliminary magnitude-5.6 quake near Redwood Valley set off ShakeAlert on Bay Area phones Wednesday morning. Officials report no immediate injuries or tsunami danger.

The Forest Service will encourage N95 use, add decontamination protocols and pay crews for post-shift cleaning amid rising fire activity and health concerns.

Beach Hazards Statement through 5 p.m. Wednesday. Cool, foggy mornings and breezy afternoons — avoid the water at south‑facing beaches today.

San Jose will warm into the low 80s today while Pacific beaches remain under a Beach Hazards Statement for sneaker waves and strong rip currents.