San Francisco, CA – Rain and cooler temperatures are set to sweep across the Bay Area this week, bringing drizzle, patchy fog, and fluctuating temperatures. Commuters should brace for wet roads, especially along I-80 and I-280, with rain chances increasing each day. Be sure to drive cautiously and plan for limited visibility on the roadways during peak hours.
According to the National Weather Service, Sunday starts with a chance of light rain and fog across San Francisco, keeping temperatures near 60°F. The rain could intensify later in the week, with precipitation chances peaking on Wednesday night, likely making for slick driving conditions. Motorists should remain alert for reduced visibility, particularly in the morning and evening.
The forecast anticipates a high of 64°F on Sunday, dropping slightly as rain chances continue through midweek. Monday will see a 50% chance of showers, with winds gusting up to 23 mph. As temperatures dip further, Tuesday promises a brief sunny break before rain returns Wednesday evening, marking the wettest period this week. Highs are expected to stay around the mid-to-upper 50s.
Thursday may bring lingering showers as temperatures cool, with early morning lows near 50°F. Residents are encouraged to monitor local forecasts and prepare for possible traffic delays due to rain.
