San Francisco, CA – The Bay Area is preparing for a round of isolated thunderstorms starting late Sunday into Monday. Forecasts predict gusty winds, small hail, and lightning, with a 10-15% chance of storms across the region. Residents should stay alert and take precautions to protect themselves and their property.
According to the US National Weather Service, thunderstorms are expected to develop late Sunday and extend into Monday, with lightning posing the most significant threat. The storm system could bring hazardous conditions, including fire risks from lightning strikes. As storms approach, the agency advises residents to stay indoors, particularly when lightning or thunder is observed. Wind gusts may create dangerous conditions, especially for drivers, so planning ahead for commutes is crucial.
The storms are part of a cooling pattern expected to persist through much of next week. Temperatures will range in the mid-60s during the day, with overnight lows dipping into the mid-50s. Monday is expected to be the stormiest day, with winds easing by Tuesday. Residents should monitor weather.gov and local forecasts for updates.
Extended Forecast for San Francisco:
• Saturday: Partly cloudy, high 67°F, low 55°F.
• Sunday: Increasing clouds, chance of thunderstorms late, high 66°F, low 57°F.
• Monday: Isolated thunderstorms, gusty winds, small hail possible, high 66°F, low 54°F.
• Tuesday: Partly cloudy with showers, high 64°F, low 55°F.
• Wednesday: Partly cloudy, high 66°F, low 56°F.
