Sunny Saturday in Oakland with highs near 77°F; a multi-day heat wave will push temps into the 80s and 90s next week.

The NWS has issued an Extreme Heat Watch for March 16–20. Expect coastal fog this weekend and dangerous inland heat next week.

An early-season heat wave will push San Francisco into the 70s today and the 80s next week. Expect sunny days, breezy coasts and elevated fire risk.

Scattered showers and a few thunderstorms may hit Tampa this afternoon. A sharp cool‑down follows Monday night into Tuesday.

The National Weather Service has a winter weather advisory for the foothills and valleys of Pierce and southern King counties through 11 a.m. Saturday; expect a light coating of snow and slick roads.

Sunny, warm Saturday with highs near 85°F and gusty west winds. Fire weather watches and Red Flag Warnings affect parts of the region through Sunday.

A Fire Weather Watch runs from noon Sunday through Monday evening. Gusts could top 50 mph and humidity will be very low; avoid outdoor burning.

Mostly clear and breezy Saturday; heavy rain and possible severe storms arrive Monday, March 16.

Sunny and near 70°F today, then a system late Sunday into Monday could bring damaging winds and a quick rain-to-snow change in the mountains.

Patchy morning fog gives way to highs near 86°F. A Fire Weather Watch runs Sunday–Monday with very gusty winds; avoid outdoor burning.

Sunny Saturday gives way to gusty winds Sunday and a line of storms overnight. Temperatures plunge Monday with a hard freeze.

Sunny Saturday, then gusty winds and a rain-to-snow flip Sunday night that may make Monday's commute tricky.

NWS has issued a flood warning for Thurston County as the Skookumchuck River near Bucoda rises toward moderate flooding through late Sunday morning.