Steady rain and gusty winds hit San Francisco Monday; expect bayside ponding and slower commutes.

A temporary cover now protects the historic 36‑inch telescope at Lick Observatory after Christmas dome damage. Repairs will take months and the visitor center remains closed.

Sunny Friday is your last dry window; rain moves back in late Saturday, with several inches possible and dangerous surf along the coast.

A new CARB inventory finds California’s natural and working lands stored nearly 5 billion metric tons of carbon and absorbed about twice the carbon lost to wildfires, though recent mega‑fires have reduced stocks.

Sunny and mild today, but northwest Pacific beaches face dangerous sneaker waves and strong rip currents tonight.

A coastal low brings rain and a window for afternoon thunderstorms in San Francisco; expect slick roads, gusty SSE winds and choppy ferry rides. Bring rain gear and budget extra travel time.

Rain arrives Tuesday with gusty southeast winds and new advisories for coastal waters.

Patchy fog this morning in San Francisco. Rain is likely Tuesday into Wednesday, with coastal spots seeing the heaviest totals.

Patchy fog this morning in San Francisco and highs near 64°F. Rain likely Tuesday night into Wednesday.

Morning fog will give way to mild sun, but Pacific Coast beaches are dangerous today with a High Surf Advisory and sneaker-wave risk.

Sausalito officials say sandbags and portable pumps kept key waterfront roads dry during a recent king-tide cycle. Leaders warn the measures are a stopgap as higher tides return.

Mild sun and mid‑60s highs Friday, but Pacific Coast beaches are under a High Surf Advisory through Saturday. Stay away from jetties and the water.

Sunny and mild across the city today. Pacific beaches are unsafe through Saturday because of high surf and sneaker waves.