San Francisco faces a cool Friday with morning drizzle, afternoon sun and gusty winds. The chilly pattern lingers through the weekend.

A cloudy San Francisco morning gives way to afternoon sun and gusty southwest winds Thursday. Cooler conditions continue through Friday before a mild weekend rebound.

San Francisco gets a little drizzle, a little sun and a lot of familiar coastal weather Wednesday. High tides could also put low-lying shoreline areas under water overnight.

Sunny skies arrive after a drizzly start Tuesday, but elevated tides could bring minor flooding along San Francisco’s bayshore.

San Francisco is headed for sunny 70s and a midweek cooldown, but late-night tides could flood low-lying bayshore spots through Thursday.

Sunday brings San Francisco sunshine and upper-70s warmth, while elevated evening tides threaten low-lying bayshore spots through Thursday morning.

San Francisco warms to 77 degrees this weekend, but evening tides could flood low-lying bayshore roads, parks and trails through Thursday morning.

San Francisco should warm into the low 70s Thursday before a sunnier, hotter weekend arrives inland. Higher terrain faces elevated fire danger, while minor bayshore flooding may develop during evening high tides.

San Francisco gets a foggy start Wednesday before clearing into the low 70s. Breezy afternoons and a hotter, drier inland outlook are ahead.

Morning haze will give way to sunny skies in San Francisco Tuesday, with a high near 75 and breezy afternoon conditions. A mostly sunny week follows, though temperatures cool by Monday.

San Francisco will see sunny skies and a high near 79 Monday before temperatures gradually cool through the weekend. Inland areas face greater heat and fire-weather concerns.

Sunny skies and a high near 77 are on tap Sunday, with afternoon gusts up to 20 mph. A cooler pattern arrives by midweek.

San Francisco gets a sunny Saturday near 77 degrees, but dangerous surf keeps beach plans on notice through 5 p.m.