San Francisco, CA — California is gearing up for an intense heat wave, with temperatures in San Francisco expected to soar as high as 90°F on Monday, bringing an early October heat surge to the Bay Area. Roadways like US-101 and Highway 1 will likely see increased traffic, and drivers should prepare for potential heat-related hazards.
According to the National Weather Service, the city will start feeling the effects of this heat wave on Sunday morning, with temperatures climbing into the low 70s. By Monday, highs will reach a scorching 90°F. Residents are advised to limit outdoor activities, especially during peak afternoon hours, and stay hydrated. Heat-sensitive populations, including children and the elderly, should take extra precautions.
Cooler evenings, with lows in the upper 50s, provide some relief, but Tuesday will see another day of high temperatures. By midweek, highs will level off near 83°F. Residents should also be aware of potential road damage, particularly on highways, due to excessive heat. Stay updated on the forecast and plan accordingly to avoid discomfort or danger during the hottest parts of the day.
