San Francisco, California – Sunshine and stiff breezes will greet San Franciscans this Memorial Day, with gusts topping 20 mph along the coast and through the city. Travel on Highway 1 and the Golden Gate Bridge may feel the impact of these winds, especially for high-profile vehicles and cyclists.
According to the National Weather Service, Monday’s high in San Francisco will reach near 66°F, with west winds 6 to 13 mph and gusts up to 20 mph by the afternoon. The skies will start with some clouds but clear as the day progresses—setting up for a pleasant yet breezy holiday.
Those attending outdoor events or barbecues should secure lightweight items and prepare for slightly cooler conditions near the coast. The wind continues into Monday night, though skies will remain mostly clear with temperatures dipping into the low 50s.
By Tuesday, winds lighten, and temperatures rise slightly to 67°F under clear skies. Wednesday and Thursday bring more sunshine, with highs peaking near 70°F and calmer breezes—ideal for extended outdoor plans.
Looking ahead, Friday holds steady with highs near 74°F before dipping back to 70°F on Saturday. Nights remain cool all week, with lows ranging between 51°F and 54°F, so layered clothing remains a smart choice.
While no major weather hazards are expected, Bay Area residents should remain weather-aware, especially near coastal roads. More updates may follow as summer-like conditions build through the end of the week.
