San Francisco, CA – Bay Area drivers should brace for gusty winds topping 25 mph Sunday as clouds give way to breaks of sunshine. Conditions will be most noticeable along U.S. 101, where crosswinds could make driving difficult during the afternoon commute.
According to the National Weather Service, winds from the west-southwest will increase to 16–21 mph Sunday afternoon, with gusts possible near 25 mph. Temperatures will hover near 69 degrees, keeping conditions comfortable but breezy. Overnight lows will dip to the upper 50s, bringing cooler evenings across San Francisco and surrounding neighborhoods.
Residents should secure outdoor items, especially near coastal and hillside areas, where gusts may be strongest. Drivers on bridges and elevated roadways should use caution in crosswinds. Cloud cover will linger overnight before skies gradually clear by Monday morning.
Monday begins a sunnier pattern with highs near 70 degrees and lighter winds, offering relief after a blustery weekend. Tuesday follows with nearly identical conditions, keeping the Bay Area on a steady trend into midweek. By Thursday and Friday, skies remain mostly sunny with highs nudging into the low 70s, signaling a stable close to August.
The breezy stretch through Sunday is temporary, but alerts may be issued if wind speeds climb beyond safe levels.
Five Day Forecast for San Francisco, CA
- Sunday: High 69, low 58. Mostly sunny with gusts up to 25 mph.
- Monday: High 70, low 58. Mostly sunny, lighter winds.
- Tuesday: High 70, low 58. Mostly sunny and calm.
- Wednesday: High 70, low 58. Partly cloudy skies.
- Thursday: High 71, low 58. Mostly sunny and mild.
