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![Another 1—3 degrees of warming is on tap for a lot of Northern California today, with a few spots in the North Bay and East Bay likely to see up to 5—6 degrees of warming this afternoon.]()
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![Aerial coverage for Tuesday morning’s fog according to the high—res rapid refresh(HRRR) model, with patchy fog possible in the Sonoma and Napa highlands, the Oakland and Berkeley hills and the San Ramon and Livermore valleys.]()
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![Heavy rains in downtown Palo Alto, Calif on Sunday, October 24, 2021. The Bay Area is expected to receive a brief bout of rain and wind starting Monday afternoon, but it will be much less powerful than the historic storm that hit the region in late October.]()
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![A high pressure system will bring clear skies and warmer temperatures this week across Northern California.]()
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![Cool, brittle northwest winds will seep into Northern California as a high pressure off the coast (pumpkin, dark orange) slowly weakens Saturday.]()
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![Emmylou Harris closes out Hardly Strictly Bluegrass in 2019.]()
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![The North American weather model paints a dry picture for many of our hills and mountains in the Bay Area Thursday afternoon, with relative humidity levels coming down to 20% in a lot of the region.]()
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![Northwest onshore winds are on tap for the Bay Area this afternoon, with peak gusts projected to reach the 20-25 mph range across the entire region.]()
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![A cold front will gradually roll into Northern California Tuesday afternoon, bringing cool, dry air to the Bay Area.]()
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![The high pressure in the Southwestern US will continue to expand into California Saturday, raising temps in our inland microclimates in the North Bay and East Bay by another 3-5 degrees. As for the coast, look for some warming as well.]()
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![Offshore winds, including a few weak Diablo winds, are set to bring 20-25 mph gusts to some of the peaks in the North Bay this weekend, while weaker 10-15 mph gusts may be possible in some of the Diablo Range’s summits.]()
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![Thursday morning fog forecast for cities along the coast and that neighbor San Francisco Bay.]()
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![The European weather model leans toward another round of bubbling rain showers and storms in the North Bay and the Sierra Wednesday afternoon, while isolated rain showers can’t be ruled out for the East Bay and parts of the SF Peninsula. Brief bursts of snow showers are also possible for the highest summits of the northern Sierra Nevada]()
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![The North American weather model’s rendering of potential showers along the California coast between Cape Mendocino and Point Reyes, along with stray showers in the East Bay and Lake Tahoe]()
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![Rain drenches streets in Chinatown in San Francisco, Calif. on Sunday, Sept. 18, 2022. The rainstorm is a dramatic shift of events for many residents after a record heat wave and grueling wildfire season.]()
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![The North American weather model predicts a late Saturday to early Sunday onslaught of the storm’s initial rain showers moving into the Bay Area.]()
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![The American model is the most gun-hoe on 1-4 inches of snow accumulating south of Tahoe in the slopes of the Sierra Nevada.]()
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![The smoke plume from the Mosquito Fire is forecast to be steered away from Central California by prevailing winds from the west on Thursday.]()
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![The cooling trend that started on Monday is set to continue through the weekend and into the early part of next week.]()
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![The sea breeze from the Pacific Ocean is set to curl into the Bay Area and Sacramento Valley Tuesday afternoon, while some winds are also expected on the lee side of the Sierra Nevada.]()
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![Kay’s clockwise flow over California is set to shift winds at the higher levels of the atmosphere. Easterly winds will steer smoke from the Mosquito Fire towards Central California.]()
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![Precipitable water (PWAT) values are forecast to run well over 100 and 200 percent from normal over large parts of Southern California, with some of that moisture making it up into the Sacramento Valley and parts of the Bay Area by Sunday and Monday.]()
