Sunny Thursday with highs near 74°F and a mild weekend ahead. Gusty North Bay winds and marine advisories today; rain likely from Monday night into midweek.

Mild, mostly clear Wednesday with highs near 70°F and gusty west winds this afternoon. Small craft advisories and gale warnings affect coastal waters.

Clear skies and mid‑50s Tuesday morning; highs near 76°F this afternoon. Gusty Wednesday winds and marine advisories for boaters.

A low-lying Bay Area island, Alameda is weighing seawalls, marsh restoration and even oyster reefs as rising tides and groundwater threaten streets and basements.

St. Helena residents are seeing brown, smelly tap water; officials blame mineral and sediment buildup in aging pipes while crews flush lines and plan repairs. The city says longer‑term pipe‑cleaning and treatment upgrades are in the works.

A global analysis of more than 2,300 seawater samples found pharmaceuticals, pesticides and plastic‑derived carbon even hundreds of miles offshore.

A Heat Advisory runs March 16–20 for the Bay Area. San Francisco will see highs in the 80s with hotter inland pockets; check cooling resources and stay hydrated.

A Heat Advisory runs Monday, March 16 through Friday, March 20 as temperatures surge into the 80s. Plan for hot afternoons and find cooling options.

An early-season heat wave will push San Francisco into the 70s today and the 80s next week. Expect sunny days, breezy coasts and elevated fire risk.

Cool start Friday, then a quick warm‑up into the weekend and a potentially record‑breaking heat wave Monday–Wednesday.

A wildfire was reported near Midpines in Mariposa County on March 12, 2026. Crews are responding and authorities say the cause is under investigation.

Clear skies now, but a warming trend will push interior San Francisco into the 70s and possibly the 80s by early next week. Heat‑safety tips and cooling resources inside.

State fire officials say small debris burns have escaped recently; follow permit and pile‑size rules, keep water nearby and call 911 if a burn spreads.