San Francisco, California – After a gray start to the week, California’s weather takes a brighter turn Tuesday as San Francisco heads into a sunny, breezy stretch with rising temperatures and springlike afternoons through the weekend.
According to the National Weather Service, Tuesday’s high will reach 65°F under clear skies, with northwest winds picking up to 21 mph during the afternoon. Commuters along I-280 and Highway 101 should expect strong crosswinds, especially during late-day travel. Winds ease Tuesday night, dipping to 13 mph as skies remain mostly clear with lows near 51°F.
Wednesday continues the calm, sunny pattern, topping out near 67°F. The spring warm-up peaks Thursday and Friday, with temperatures reaching 70°F and light winds providing ideal outdoor conditions. Nights stay mild in the low 50s, making this a good window for evening events or open-air dining.
Looking ahead, Saturday and Sunday stay pleasant with highs in the upper 60s and mostly sunny skies. It’s the most stable five-day stretch the Bay Area has seen in weeks—welcomed news for anyone planning mid-May hikes, outdoor events, or travel.
No weather alerts are currently issued, but elevated winds on Tuesday could impact cycling, high-profile vehicles, and pedestrian safety in exposed areas. Keep devices charged and watch for updated advisories if winds strengthen unexpectedly.
Spring conditions dominate through Sunday—plan now to enjoy them before any potential pattern shift next week.
