San Francisco, California – Breezy, dry weather is gripping the Bay Area Tuesday as winds strengthen across San Francisco, making for choppy commutes and elevated fire concern. Gusts near 24 mph are expected along major roadways like U.S. 101 through the evening hours.
According to the National Weather Service, west winds will pick up from 12 to 17 mph by late Tuesday afternoon, especially downtown and near the coast. Wind gusts could reach 21 mph or higher, with dry air and sunshine keeping temperatures near 68°F. Pedestrians, cyclists, and drivers should brace for gusty crosswinds, especially during the evening rush.
By Wednesday, the pattern continues with clear skies and a high near 70°F. Winds will relax slightly but remain active at 10 to 15 mph. Nights will stay cool, with lows in the low 50s—typical for this time of year but still a signal that full summer warmth hasn’t arrived yet.
Looking ahead, the Bay Area will enjoy stable, sunny conditions into the weekend. Thursday and Friday stay dry with highs in the mid-60s and overnight lows near 51°F. Memorial Day [Monday] is shaping up to be mild and mostly sunny, with daytime temperatures around 67°F.
No weather alerts are in effect now, but gusty winds may create minor travel delays. Stay tuned for updates if fire danger or coastal wind advisories are issued.
