San Francisco, CA – A heat advisory has been issued for the Bay Area and Central Coast starting Monday at 11 a.m. through Wednesday evening. Inland temperatures are expected to climb to the low to mid-100s, while coastal regions will see highs in the 80s to mid-90s.
According to the National Weather Service, the most affected areas include cities such as San Francisco, Napa, and Monterey. The advisory emphasizes limiting outdoor activity and taking cooling breaks. The risk is especially high for vulnerable populations, including children and pets, during the peak afternoon hours.
Residents are encouraged to stay hydrated and avoid prolonged outdoor exposure. Those without air conditioning should seek cooling centers or other relief options. High heat can also impact travel, with roads potentially heating up and causing issues for drivers.
The heatwave is expected to break by late Wednesday, with cooler temperatures forecasted for the latter part of the week. As the region braces for the heat, officials stress the importance of preparation and safety.
