San Francisco, California – Breezy winds and lingering drizzle could delay Tuesday morning plans across San Francisco, but clearer skies and sun are on the way by midday.
According to the National Weather Service, a slight chance of drizzle will persist in the early morning hours Tuesday, July 15. Winds will pick up from the southwest at 7 to 14 mph, with gusts reaching 21 mph before calming later in the day. High temperatures will hover around 67°F, giving the city a mild, breezy finish after a damp start.
City residents and Bay Area commuters should be alert to potential slick road conditions during the morning commute, especially along U.S. Route 101 and the Bay Bridge corridor. While rainfall totals are expected to remain light, moisture on the roads combined with gusty winds could increase travel time.
By Wednesday, expect partly sunny skies and continued highs in the upper 60s. Light cloud cover returns at night, but rain is unlikely through the rest of the week. The weekend outlook features consistent summer sunshine with daily highs near 68°F — a welcome shift for anyone planning outdoor events or visiting coastal parks.
While no official weather alerts are in place, residents should stay updated on changing wind conditions, particularly near the coastline and exposed elevations.
Five-Day Forecast for San Francisco:
- Tuesday (July 15): Slight drizzle early, clearing by noon; high 67°F, gusts up to 21 mph
- Wednesday: Partly sunny; high 67°F, breezy
- Thursday: Mostly sunny; high 68°F
- Friday: Mostly sunny; high 67°F
- Saturday/Sunday: Clear skies; highs near 68°F, ideal for outdoor summer activities
