San Francisco, CA – Heavy rains are expected to continue throughout Veterans Day, creating potentially slick conditions for holiday travelers. Rain will persist overnight into Tuesday morning, but forecasters predict a sunny and clear Tuesday for the Bay Area. With the current high surf advisory in effect, residents should avoid coastal areas and exercise caution along waterfront routes, especially on popular stretches like the Great Highway.
According to the National Weather Service, today’s rain will be followed by gusts reaching up to 25 mph in certain areas. As Tuesday progresses, the rain will clear, bringing sunny skies with a high near 63 degrees. Winds are expected to calm significantly by mid-morning Tuesday, shifting to a gentle breeze at 3-5 mph, creating favorable conditions for outdoor activities after the wet holiday.
Looking ahead, San Francisco can anticipate patchy fog Wednesday morning, with more rain likely in the afternoon. Temperatures will hover in the low 60s for most of the week. Thursday continues the trend of intermittent rain and fog, with conditions expected to be especially slippery in the morning. By Thursday night, temperatures are set to drop to 49 degrees, making for a chilly evening.
For those planning outdoor activities or Veterans Day gatherings, staying updated on road conditions and checking weather forecasts before traveling is recommended. The National Weather Service advises keeping rain gear on hand through midweek.
