San Francisco, California – Drivers and pedestrians in San Francisco should brace for gusty winds up to 24 mph through Thursday night as dry, sunny conditions settle in and temperatures gradually rise heading into Memorial Day.
According to the National Weather Service, west winds will build throughout Wednesday, peaking at 10 to 18 mph in the evening. Thursday brings stronger gusts, topping 22 mph by afternoon and increasing fire weather concerns, especially along roadways like I-280 and U.S. 101 where crosswinds could affect high-profile vehicles. By Friday, winds will ease slightly, but breezy conditions continue, paired with cooler-than-average highs in the mid-60s.
San Francisco will see a high near 70°F Wednesday before dipping to 66°F on Thursday. Low temperatures remain mild, hovering in the low 50s each night. The city’s sunny streak continues through the weekend with warming trends building toward Monday, Memorial Day, when highs could reach 68°F.
Looking ahead, Saturday and Sunday will remain dry and mostly clear with comfortable daytime highs in the upper 60s. Wind gusts will gradually weaken, offering ideal conditions for outdoor plans. No precipitation is expected in the extended forecast, making this a picture-perfect lead-in to summer weather.
Residents are advised to avoid burning or outdoor grilling in exposed areas during high wind periods and to secure loose outdoor items. More updates will follow if fire advisories or air quality alerts are issued.
