Cool, foggy mornings give way to sunny, breezy afternoons. Highs near 69°F Friday; Small Craft Advisory remains through Saturday morning.

Marin County approved $250,000 to begin storm preparations in Zone 9 as scientists warn a potentially record El Niño could push higher tides and worsen flooding.

Cool mornings and breezy afternoons today. Mariners should watch Small Craft Advisories through Friday.

CAL FIRE is deploying Vibrant Planet's modeling statewide to prioritize fuel‑reduction projects by expected risk‑reduction rather than by acres treated.

Cool, foggy mornings give way to sunny, breezy afternoons with highs near 69°F and gusts up to 20 mph. A warming trend is expected into the holiday weekend.

A cluster of small quakes rattled San Jose and the South Bay Tuesday night. Experts explain what swarms mean and how to report shaking.

Cool mornings and gusty southwest winds keep the coast chilly; a Beach Hazards Statement warns of sneaker waves through 5 AM PDT Wednesday.

Cool morning, sunny and breezy this afternoon with highs near 75°F. Beach Hazards Statement through Wednesday; avoid jetties and unsupervised ocean swimming.

A Beach Hazards Statement warns of sneaker waves and strong rip currents through July 1. Sunny inland highs near 73°F and gusty west winds this afternoon.

A Beach Hazards Statement runs through July 1 as gusty onshore winds and long‑period swell produce dangerous sneaker waves and rough seas. Avoid jetties and keep back from the waterline.

A Beach Hazards Statement covers Pacific beaches as gusty onshore winds and sneaker waves return. Expect coastal drizzle and rough seas through the weekend.

Cool, damp morning gives way to gusty onshore winds; small craft advisories are in effect for parts of the Bay. Expect gusts through the afternoon and into the weekend.

A preliminary magnitude-5.6 quake near Redwood Valley set off ShakeAlert on Bay Area phones Wednesday morning. Officials report no immediate injuries or tsunami danger.