Sunny skies and a warmer weekend are ahead for San Francisco, but dangerous surf conditions will linger along the coast through Saturday afternoon.

San Francisco warms into the low 70s Thursday as afternoon winds pick up. Dangerous sneaker waves and rip currents will continue along Pacific beaches through Saturday afternoon.

San Francisco gets sunny and breezy Wednesday, while hazardous surf continues along Pacific beaches through the weekend. Inland heat will build sharply by Saturday.

A state seed bank and a working draft strategy show California lacks the seeds, nursery capacity and funding to meet post‑fire replanting goals.

A fast-moving brush fire near Highway 108 and Stockton Road in Sonora prompted evacuations Sunday as crews battled flames described by Cal Fire as having a dangerous rate of spread.

Sunny inland with mid-70s and gusty west winds. Beach Hazards Statement through Wednesday with sneaker waves and strong rip currents.

Cool, foggy morning with sneaker waves and gusty onshore winds expected through Wednesday. Stay off jetties and swim only near lifeguards.

Sunny, breezy city with highs near 72°F; Pacific beaches under a Beach Hazards Statement through July 29 for sneaker waves and 10‑ft breakers.

NWS warns sneaker waves and strong rip currents at Pacific beaches from Saturday, July 25 through Tuesday, July 28. Sunny afternoons and breezy west winds bring highs near 71°F.

A Cal Poly study finds robins and goldfinches are rising in parts of Southern California even as many species decline; local fixes like darker nights can help.

Cool, muggy morning in San Francisco; breezy onshore winds return with gusts near 20 mph. Small craft advisories affect parts of the coast.

A Flood Watch covers Lake Tahoe and Truckee Tuesday as slow‑moving storms may bring heavy, localized rain and flash flooding. Officials urge monitoring alerts and avoiding flooded roads.

A mostly cloudy morning with a small chance of high-altitude sprinkles; inland highs near 82F. Breezy onshore winds return midweek.