San Francisco, California – Travelers and residents in the Bay Area should brace for gusty conditions Sunday as wind speeds climb to 26 mph by afternoon, posing potential travel hazards along Highway 1 and the Golden Gate Bridge corridor.
According to the National Weather Service, Sunday, June 8 will begin mostly cloudy in San Francisco before gradually turning sunny with west winds increasing to 16–21 mph and gusting as high as 26 mph. Drivers crossing bridges or navigating exposed roadways should expect crosswinds and minor delays, especially in higher elevations and coastal stretches.
Localized Impacts:
- Highway 1 and 101: Gusty west winds may affect visibility and control, particularly for high-profile vehicles.
- Recreational areas like Ocean Beach and Twin Peaks: Wind could make outdoor activities less comfortable or more hazardous.
- Utility alerts: No outages are expected, but residents should secure outdoor items and be cautious with lightweight structures like patio umbrellas.
Looking Ahead:
- Monday (June 9): Mostly sunny with continued breezy conditions and a high near 67°F.
- Tuesday: Partly sunny, calmer, with highs near 66°F.
- Wednesday–Friday (June 11–12): A return to steady summer sunshine with highs near 67–68°F and lows in the low-to-mid 50s.
Wind advisories are not yet active, but conditions may prompt alerts by early Monday. Stay tuned to local NWS updates and plan travel accordingly.
