The heat is out, and classic San Francisco weather is back: cool mornings, sunny afternoons and a stronger weekend breeze.

San Francisco’s hot stretch peaks Thursday before a cooler, windier pattern takes over. Coastal fog may return as temperatures drop through next week.

San Francisco gets sunny Labor Day weather near 77 degrees, but dangerous surf remains along the coast as temperatures climb toward the midweek peak.

San Francisco gets a sunny but breezy Sunday before temperatures climb through Wednesday. Dangerous surf conditions remain along Pacific Coast beaches through Monday evening.

San Francisco gets sunny weekend weather, but Pacific beaches face sneaker waves, strong rip currents and breaking waves around 10 feet.

San Francisco gets a sunny, breezy holiday weekend with highs in the upper 60s and low 70s. Pacific beaches face sneaker waves, rip currents and surf near 10 feet.

San Francisco gets a cool, breezy Wednesday before a slightly wetter Thursday and a sunny Labor Day warmup. The North Bay faces the region's more meaningful rain.

San Francisco’s forecast is serving up morning drizzle, cool temperatures and gusty afternoons before a mostly sunny Labor Day weekend.

A Stanford study shows seniors reach dangerous heat limits at temperatures 8.5 to 13.5 degrees lower than younger adults.

Morning drizzle gives way to sunshine, but San Francisco’s cool and breezy pattern is sticking around all week.

San Francisco gets one more sunny, breezy day before a cooler week settles over the city.

Brief showers may give way to sunshine Friday, but gusty winds and a Red Flag Warning south of San Francisco are changing the weekend mood.

San Francisco could hit 74 degrees Thursday before showers, stronger winds and a cool-down push temperatures into the low 60s next week.