Rain and gusty south winds hit San Jose through midweek, with minor coastal flooding possible during high tides.

Patchy fog Saturday morning, then a series of Pacific storms brings rain and gusty southerly winds from Sunday into midweek. Expect wet commutes and coastal advisories.

EPA has proposed a $24 million thermally enhanced cleanup at the old Lorentz Superfund site near San Jose State, and officials want assurances about vapor and field impacts.

Patchy fog clears to a sunny afternoon; rain returns late Saturday with several wet, windy days ahead.

Patchy fog this morning clears to sunshine with highs near 64°F. Rain returns Saturday night with heavier totals and hazardous coastal surf.

Rain and a window of afternoon thunderstorms will make today's commute wet in San Jose. Expect gusty SSE winds and brief heavy downpours; plan extra travel time.

Rain arrives Tuesday afternoon with a chance of evening thunderstorms and gusty south winds along the Central Coast.

Patchy fog Monday morning in San Jose, then widespread rain and a chance of thunderstorms Tuesday into Wednesday. Expect slick roads and marine advisories.

Patchy morning fog clears to sunshine with a high near 68°F. Rain likely Tuesday night into Wednesday—plan for wet roads and slower commutes.

Patchy morning fog clears to a sunny, warm afternoon in San Jose. Coastal beaches remain dangerous under a High Surf Advisory.

Sunny, warm Friday in San Jose with highs near 71°F. Pacific beaches are under a High Surf Advisory through Saturday.

San Jose will warm into the mid-70s Thursday while a High Surf Advisory makes Pacific coast beaches hazardous through Saturday.

A Spare the Air Alert bans wood burning across nine Bay Area counties this Thursday as officials warn of elevated fine-particle pollution. Exemptions and fines apply.