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Warm temperatures will persist throughout the week across the interior, but a well established marine layer will keep conditions cooler at the coast with overnight low clouds. Expect upper 70's to mid 80's for inland areas, slightly above average. #CAwx #BayAreaWX

Good afternoon! Here's a glance at current temperatures around the region. Southern Monterey county is currently the warm spot with temperatures there reaching into the upper 80s. Elsewhere, temps are generally in the upper 70s to mid 80s inland, and 60s along the coast. #CAwx

Traveling this morning? Watch out for sudden visibility changes in the Gilroy and Hollister areas due to localized dense fog. This will affect portions of US101 and CA25. Slow down & allow extra travel time in these areas. #cawx

The Chronicle is pleased to announce that Greg Porter has accepted a position as senior newsroom meteorologist. trib.al/7HJsH5b

Coastal fog and inland heat are expected throughout California this week, with temperatures in the 60s near the coast and 90s to near 100 in the Central Valley. trib.al/yOFObgl

Widespread soaking rainstorms are probably done in California until fall. This week will resemble a summer weather pattern, with coastal fog and inland temperatures near 100 degrees. trib.al/UgpiTps

Today, 5/13, Bay Area air quality is expected to be Moderate in the Coast and Central Bay and Santa Clara Valley, Good in all other regions. See the forecast at baaqmd.gov/about-air….

It may be chilly outside today, but warm weather will be here before we know it. Swimming is a great way to beat the heat - so long as we know how to swim, and safely. Can you do all five of these skills?

Good morning! The routine of morning low clouds with some drizzle at times followed by sunny afternoons inland will continue this week. More about the Microclimate Forecast on Today in the Bay. nbcbay.com/SfSGDQU

MORNING MARINE LAYER We begin Monday with cloudy skies in many cities with fog overhead. We find brighter skies this afternoon (except along the coast where we are foggy all day). Highs are slightly above average today

Just how remarkable is S.F. weather? Compare it to any U.S. city. Nice interactive piece from @UCSC_SciCom alum @jackjlee www.sfchronicle.com/…

The NOAA Space Weather Prediction Center says it looks like the storm could hit a second peak Sunday night, so you may have another chance to view those Northern Lights. abc7news.com/videocl…

San Francisco’s most common pair of daily temperatures over the past five decades is remarkably consistent. That lack of variability can be seen using our tool below, which allows you to explore the most common highs and lows of other major U.S. cities. trib.al/wPsuG9v

The strongest solar storm to hit Earth in more than two decades is expected to continue Sunday into early Monday, according to the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration. However, aurora borealis outlooks differ for Sunday night. trib.al/0eiIZcH

broken clouds -> few clouds temperature up 56°F -> 63°F humidity down 91% -> 76% wind 9mph -> 20mph