San Francisco’s mild Friday gives way to a cooler weekend. A Coastal Flood Advisory warns of possible flooding in low-lying areas.

The Oakland-based group says San Francisco inflates water forecasts to justify hoarding Tuolumne River flows.

San Francisco is expected to stay warm Wednesday before cooler, breezier weather arrives for the weekend.

Coastal fog is possible Tuesday morning amid an early-week warm spell. Cooler, gustier weather is expected toward the weekend.

San Francisco could see warm conditions early this week before a cooler, breezier weekend arrives.

San Francisco remains under a Heat Advisory Sunday as hot conditions continue. Cooler weather is expected later in the week.

A Heat Advisory will cover several interior Bay Area zones through Sunday, while San Francisco is moderated by the bay. Temperatures will climb into the upper 80s. Warm nights will limit relief before cooler weather arrives late next week.

San Francisco warms to 77 Friday and 84 Saturday as sunny weather takes over. A coastal flood advisory remains in effect through Friday evening.

San Francisco warms from cool, cloudy mornings to sunny 70s Thursday, while a coastal flood advisory remains in effect through the afternoon. Saturday could reach 83 degrees.

San Francisco is headed for a sunny 75-degree Wednesday, with warm weather continuing into next week. A coastal flood advisory and elevated fire weather conditions remain the bigger concerns.

San Francisco warms to 77 degrees Tuesday under sunny skies, while high tides bring a coastal flooding risk through Thursday.

San Francisco tides could run high Wednesday as El Niño and rising seas team up for a rare double advisory this month.

San Francisco dries out and warms up this week, but a Coastal Flood Advisory could bring water into low-lying bayshore areas through Thursday.