High clouds will intensify tonight, with a cloudy start to Friday before temperatures drop. As the day progresses, expect partly cloudy skies at kickoff for the Super Bowl before turning more overcast. A slight chance of showers is forecasted in the North Bay and along the coast late Sunday night.
Additionally, beachgoers should be aware that a Beach Hazards Statement remains in effect until 4 am tomorrow, with waves reaching between 14 to 19 feet that may produce rip currents and sneaker waves.
The coastal area will experience a High Surf Advisory starting Friday at 4 am and lasting until Saturday at 9 pm. Waves of up to 17 to 22 feet are expected during this time.
Looking ahead, mild weather is expected for the Super Bowl kickoff but will give way to more cloudy conditions later in the event. Later Sunday night, showers may return to the North Bay and along the coast.
Cooler temperatures are predicted for the middle of next week, with a chance of rain across all Bay Area regions.
Here's a breakdown of high temperatures by region:
- East Bay: Mid 60s to low 70s
- Inland East Bay: Mid 60s to low 70s
- North Bay: Mid 50s to mid 60s
- Peninsula: Mid 50s to mid 60s
- San Francisco: Low to mid 60s
- South Bay: Mid 60s to low 70s
In terms of visuals, the provided images show what weather conditions might look like in various parts of the Bay Area.
Additionally, beachgoers should be aware that a Beach Hazards Statement remains in effect until 4 am tomorrow, with waves reaching between 14 to 19 feet that may produce rip currents and sneaker waves.
The coastal area will experience a High Surf Advisory starting Friday at 4 am and lasting until Saturday at 9 pm. Waves of up to 17 to 22 feet are expected during this time.
Looking ahead, mild weather is expected for the Super Bowl kickoff but will give way to more cloudy conditions later in the event. Later Sunday night, showers may return to the North Bay and along the coast.
Cooler temperatures are predicted for the middle of next week, with a chance of rain across all Bay Area regions.
Here's a breakdown of high temperatures by region:
- East Bay: Mid 60s to low 70s
- Inland East Bay: Mid 60s to low 70s
- North Bay: Mid 50s to mid 60s
- Peninsula: Mid 50s to mid 60s
- San Francisco: Low to mid 60s
- South Bay: Mid 60s to low 70s
In terms of visuals, the provided images show what weather conditions might look like in various parts of the Bay Area.
I'm a bit worried about those beachgoers out there 
! The beach hazards statement still got me feeling pretty uneasy... all those sneaker waves and rip currents 
. And with the high surf advisory coming up, it's gonna be a real challenge to stay safe. Hopefully, people are keeping an eye on the conditions and staying informed 
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! The weather is supposed to be pretty nice at first, so I hope everyone gets to enjoy that. Fingers crossed it stays cloudy and overcast, not too sunny 
... doesn't wanna melt all those chips and dips in one go 
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. A bit of rain never hurt anyone, right? And at least it's something to look forward to after this messy weather forecast 
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. A beach hazards statement and high surf advisory? No thanks, gonna have to skip the beach trip 
. Can't wait for those mild temps in the Super Bowl kickoff, I guess that's a small consolation 
️. But let's be real, who needs sunshine when you're stuck inside watching football all day? 
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. Plus, temps are supposed to drop after kickoff, so that's just a lovely way to end the day... can't even enjoy a proper BBQ or outdoor party because of the clouds 
. And let's not forget the rain forecast for next week – just peachy 
The high clouds tonight are already showing up on radar, and it's only gonna get more overcast as the day goes on. But you know what they say, "the show must go on"... or in this case, the football game! 
super bowl kickoff is still gonna be lit tho, can't let a little rain bring us down 
i mean i love the bay area and all but who wants to risk getting caught in a rip current or sneaker wave? 