San Francisco will have a warm, dry weekend with above-normal temperatures, cooling expected by Tuesday. Fog may affect travels, and Small Craft Advisories are in place for boaters. Wildfire concerns persist with dry conditions.

The NWS has extended a Heat Advisory for parts of the Bay Area, advising residents to stay cool, limit outdoor activity during peak heat, and be aware of elevated fire conditions. Cooling is expected by next week.

The Bay Area faces a heatwave with a Heat Advisory issued by NWS San Francisco, cautioning about high temperatures, risks of heat-related illnesses, and increased fire behavior.

The Bay Area Air Quality Management District has settled with Tesoro Refining to boost air monitoring and transparency at its refinery, following disapproval of previous plans.

The National Weather Service issued a Heat Advisory for the Bay Area, with expected high temperatures and a Moderate HeatRisk cautioning against heat-related illnesses. Elevated fire weather conditions are also anticipated due to dry vegetation.

The Bay Area is expected to experience high temperatures due to a strong high-pressure system, with heat safety warnings issued by the NWS for the coming days.

San Francisco is set to experience a rise in temperatures with moderate heat risk in inland areas, while coastal areas remain in the 60s and 70s. Conditions will cool slightly by the weekend.

San Francisco's weekend will be cooler with possible drizzle, but a heatwave with temperatures potentially reaching low 100s is expected in interior parts mid-week. High tides may affect coastal areas, and boaters face hazardous conditions.

Bay Area residents experience a foggy and drizzly weekend with cooler temperatures and a small craft advisory for choppy sea conditions, with a warming trend forecasted to start Monday.

The NWS San Francisco forecasts strong northwest winds for the Bay Area with gusts up to 40 mph. A "Moderate HeatRisk" is also expected in interior regions, with varied weather including potential precipitation by Saturday.

The Bay Area is experiencing typical summer weather with fog and cool winds, with temperatures expected to slightly increase and then dip over the weekend. Strong northwest winds will affect coastal activities.

East Oakland's recycling facility, Argent Materials, has made an agreement with the Bay Area Air Quality Management District to resolve air quality violations, which includes the installation of fenceline air monitoring systems.

NWS San Francisco Bay Area warns of sneaker waves and rip currents due to a southwesterly swell, emphasizing risks at specific beaches and urging caution.