Sunny Sunday with highs near 80°F and breezy afternoons. Pacific-facing beaches remain under a Beach Hazards Statement through Wednesday, July 1.

A deepening marine layer will keep the coast cool and drizzle-prone while gusty winds buffet the valley this weekend.

Gusty onshore winds pick up Thursday and strengthen into a cooler, blustery Friday and Saturday. Small Craft Advisories affect parts of the Bay and Monterey waters.

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.

San Jose will warm into the low 80s today while Pacific beaches remain under a Beach Hazards Statement for sneaker waves and strong rip currents.

Cool morning with afternoon sun inland; highs near 87°F by Wednesday (June 24). Beach hazards persist through midweek.

Cloudy start clears to sun and highs near 82°F today; inland warmth increases midweek while Pacific beaches face a sneaker-wave risk through Wednesday.

Cloudy start in San Jose with inland highs near 77°F. Beach Hazards Statement through June 24 warns of sneaker waves and strong rip currents.

Cool Juneteenth in San Jose with highs near 76°F inland; Pacific beaches are under a Beach Hazards Statement through Saturday night. Gusty winds this evening and a warming inland trend next week.

Cool start in San Jose with highs near 81°F and breezy afternoons. Pacific beaches face sneaker‑wave and rip‑current risks through late Friday night.

Cool, cloudy morning in San Jose with inland highs near 83°F. Late-night high tides and a southerly swell raise flooding and sneaker-wave risks through Thursday.

San Jose heads for the mid‑80s Tuesday while late‑night high tides and sneaker waves threaten bayside spots through Thursday. Move cars and check cooling centers if needed.

Late-night high tides set a summer record around the Bay while inland San Jose warms into the mid‑80s today.