San Francisco dries out and warms up this week, but a Coastal Flood Advisory could bring water into low-lying bayshore areas through Thursday.

A slight chance of Sunday morning drizzle will give way to breezy sunshine in San Francisco before warmer weather arrives Tuesday and Wednesday, with Wednesday's high near 76 to 77 degrees.

Cooler weekend conditions and cloud cover are expected across the region, with dry weather later in the week.

A cool front brings San Francisco a breezy, cooler weekend before sunny skies and warmer temperatures return next week.

Onshore winds are expected to turn breezy Thursday afternoon, followed by cooler-than-normal weather over the weekend.

A damp start Tuesday gives way to sunshine and a midweek warm-up, with San Francisco nearing 78 degrees Wednesday before cooling into the weekend.

San Francisco faces a cool, cloudy Monday with a chance of morning drizzle before temperatures warm through midweek.

Clouds and cool temperatures stick around Sunday and Monday before San Francisco begins warming Tuesday and continues warming through Thursday.

San Francisco’s September 19 normal maximum temperature is 70 degrees, while September 18 recorded 0.00 inches of precipitation.

A cooler, breezier Wednesday is ahead in San Francisco, with possible coastal drizzle Thursday before a sunny weekend warmup.

San Francisco's midweek outlook includes changing temperatures, winds and coastal conditions.

San Francisco gets one more sunny, mild day Monday before a cooler pattern settles in. Coastal fog returns as temperatures dip midweek.

Sunny skies return Sunday, but gusty west winds will make San Francisco feel breezier than the thermometer suggests. A mild week follows.