A winter storm watch covers high Sierra peaks this weekend, bringing heavy snow and 50 mph gusts above 7,000 feet. Whiteout conditions could make travel to Yosemite, Sequoia and Kings Canyon hazardous.

Patchy fog this morning with highs near 69°F. Slight rain possible Thursday; heavier showers and thunderstorms likely Friday–Saturday.

Sunshine and highs near 71°F Wednesday; rain likely Thursday night with showers and thunderstorms most likely Friday–Sunday.

Low‑50s and a marine layer this morning; sunny and warm Tuesday. Showers and a chance of thunderstorms arrive Thursday with heavier rain possible over the weekend.

Low clouds and fog this morning give way to mostly sunny skies and highs near 66°F. Light rain and a slight chance of storms return Thursday through the weekend.

Sunny, unusually warm Sunday with inland highs near 84°F; marine layer returns Monday and light rain is possible midweek.

Sunny weekend ahead with highs near 80°F Saturday and Sunday. Cooler, wetter pattern returns next week with light rain possible April 7–8.

A federal judge found Sunnyvale and Mountain View liable for bacterial pollution in Stevens and Calabazas creeks and assessed $1,178,400 in fines against each city.

High winds overnight damaged Liberty Utilities equipment and cut power for roughly 15,000 customers across South Lake Tahoe as crews work to restore service.

Brief showers early Thursday clear to sun but bring gusty northwest winds and small-craft advisories. Expect a warm, dry weekend with highs near 80°F inland.

Light rain and gusty winds hit San Francisco Wednesday; heavier totals in the North Bay. Expect slick roads tonight before a drier weekend.

Spotty light rain Tuesday and a wetter mid-week, then a warm, dry weekend.

Mid-70s today in San Francisco, then light rain returns Tuesday-Wednesday. Offshore seas turn rough late in the week.