The Bay Area anticipates a series of weather fronts bringing rain and winds, with meteorologists eyeing more storm activity next week, the National Weather Service reports.

The EPA fined Crowley Global Ship Management $248,500 for alleged Clean Water Act violations related to untreated ballast water discharges from two ships.

The Bay Area is under weather advisories for dense fog and frost, with conditions expected to shift to a more active and wetter pattern, potentially bringing heavy downpours by the weekend.

The Bay Area anticipates frost with advisories for chilly weather into Monday morning and a forecast of sunny conditions with highs in the 50s to lower 60s. Weather shifts may bring storms by Wednesday.

The NWS issued a Frost Advisory for the Bay Area and a Coastal Flood Advisory for San Francisco Bay. Clear skies with mid-30s to low 60s temperatures are expected, with potential unsettled weather and precipitation later in the week.

The EPA will conduct five-year inspections of 14 Superfund toxic waste sites in California to ensure continued protection of health and the environment.

The NWS issued a frost advisory for Bay Area & Central Coast, CA, with a coastal flood advisory due to high tides. A pleasant weekend is forecasted, with a warming trend before potential heavy rainfall and winds mid-February.

Bay Area temperatures are tying record lows from 1986 with a 'Frost Advisory' and a 'Coastal Flood Advisory' in effect; the NWS also warns of chilly temps and minor flooding.

The Bay Area Air Quality Management District supports the EPA's new, stricter standards for air quality, aimed at reducing particulate matter pollution.

The Bay Area braces for rain and cold temperatures as forecasted by NWS, with lighter rainfall causing potential minor flooding. Winds will be milder, and a post-rain chill is expected. A clearer and warmer weather pattern may follow early next week.

The NWS has issued warnings for the San Francisco Bay Area including a Beach Hazards Statement for sneaker waves and a Coastal Flood Advisory due to high tides.

A powerful storm is set to hit the Bay Area, with heavy rain and winds forecasted, leading to flood advisories and warnings of hazardous conditions, including downed trees and potential mudslides.

A severe storm is set to hit the Bay Area, bringing heavy rains, potential flooding, and strong winds, with a Flood Watch and Wind Advisory in effect.