Bay Area heat wave finally set to dissipate; temperatures to creep down
Along the coast and the Bay, the relief was expected to begin Tuesday, with temperatures in places such as Oakland and San Mateo not exceeding 80 degrees. San Francisco, which boiled at a record 97 degrees on Sunday, is expected to have a high of 73 Tuesday and 66 on Wednesday.
Here’s when the North Bay heat wave will end and chances for rain begin
The heat wave that pushed temperatures past 100 degrees in the North Bay over the past week was expected to end Monday, with rain chances increasing by the weekend, forecasters said. The National Weather Service’s final heat advisory, which was extended several times during the heat wave, was to expire at 11 p.m. Monday.
The National Weather Service San Francisco issued a Heat Advisory for parts of the Bay Area, with a cooling trend and ...
The National Weather Service forecast for the greater San Francisco Bay Area for Sunday calls for hot, dry weather. Daytime ...
The Salinas Californian on MSN10h
Much of California's Central Coast continues to swelter under heat advisory MondayFrom Sacramento and the Central Valleys into the San Francisco Bay Area and the Central Coast, parts of California remain ...
An excessive heat advisory from the National Weather Service has been extended for the Bay Area through Sunday night.
An excessive heat advisory from the National Weather Service has been extended for the Bay Area through Sunday night. Temperatures are forecast to reach above 100 degrees in some places, with ...
The National Weather Service has extended the excessive heat warning yet again. The heat warning, which was issued on Sept.
As a heat wave ramps up around the Bay Area early this week, an excessive heat warning is in effect for much of the region ...
Scripps News on MSN1d
It may be fall, but cities like San Francisco and Denver are still breaking heat recordsAn abnormal autumn heat wave continued to bake the western United States over the weekend, setting temperature records in ...
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