Showers and a chance of thunderstorms linger across San Francisco through Tuesday. Expect slick roads, gusty south winds and small craft advisories.

A magnitude‑7.4 quake struck off Miyako, Japan, prompting tsunami advisories along the Sanriku coast. Authorities and Pacific warning centers were monitoring potential waves and aftershocks.

CAL FIRE says fire.ca.gov is the authoritative source for active incidents, evacuation orders and aircraft tracking as spring fires burn across California.

Showers likely after 8 a.m. Monday with heavier rain Monday night. Gusty southerly winds and small‑craft advisories are possible.

Rain returns April 20 with gusty southerly winds and a chance of thunderstorms Tuesday. Expect slower commutes, choppy bay waters and localized ponding in low spots.

Light but messy rain will reach Southern California this week, making Tuesday commutes slick while the Bay Area and Central Coast could get up to 1–1.5 inches.

Mostly sunny Sunday with highs near 67°F. Rain returns Monday–Wednesday with thunderstorm chances.

Sunny Sunday in San Jose turns to rain Monday through midweek. Thunderstorms possible Tuesday and small craft advisories for Monterey Bay.

A new study finds wildfires are burning later into the night across North America, adding hundreds of potential burning hours to California seasons.

Cool morning gives way to a fast warmup—highs near 80°F this afternoon. Rain chances rise Monday into Tuesday with a shot at thunderstorms.

Sunny Saturday gives a brief warm-up; rain and possible thunderstorms arrive Monday–Tuesday with minor North Bay flood risk.

Environment groups sued Granite Rock, alleging repeated polluted discharges from its A.R. Wilson quarry into the Pajaro River and toward Monterey Bay.

Sunny, warm weekend in San Jose with highs near mid-70s; rain likely late Sunday night into Monday.