Unseasonable warmth continues to sweep through the Bay Area, bringing an end to a chilly winter that had many residents waiting for a taste of summer. As we head into the weekend, patchy fog in some inland valleys will be slowly pushed out by sunshine, leaving behind a pleasant day with highs ranging from the mid-to-upper 60s across most areas.
But before that happens, residents are advised to take precautions as today marks another "Spare the Air" day due to increased fine particulate matter levels. Despite this, air quality remains moderate, allowing for outdoor activities like hiking and biking.
Tonight will be a different story, however, as high clouds will return and bring with it patchy valley fog that will slow down our temperatures once again. The week ahead looks like it'll be much sunnier, though - mostly sunny afternoons with highs in the same pleasant range we're expecting this weekend.
One thing to keep in mind is that tomorrow will also be a "Spare the Air" day, and wood burning is strictly prohibited. With no rain forecasted for at least next weekend and even further out, it looks like our dry spell is here to stay.
Here's what we can expect from each area:
* The East Bay is expected to reach highs in the mid-to-upper 60s, with a few locations pushing past that mark.
* Inland areas will see similar temperatures, making it another great day for outdoor activities.
* The North Bay will also warm up into the high 60s, providing ample opportunities for exploration and fun.
On the Peninsula, we're looking at highs in the same pleasant range as the rest of the region. San Francisco is expected to reach highs of its own, bringing the city into the warmth that many are eagerly anticipating after a long winter.
Finally, the South Bay will also see temperatures in the high 60s, providing residents with one last chance to enjoy the sunshine before things cool down again.
But before that happens, residents are advised to take precautions as today marks another "Spare the Air" day due to increased fine particulate matter levels. Despite this, air quality remains moderate, allowing for outdoor activities like hiking and biking.
Tonight will be a different story, however, as high clouds will return and bring with it patchy valley fog that will slow down our temperatures once again. The week ahead looks like it'll be much sunnier, though - mostly sunny afternoons with highs in the same pleasant range we're expecting this weekend.
One thing to keep in mind is that tomorrow will also be a "Spare the Air" day, and wood burning is strictly prohibited. With no rain forecasted for at least next weekend and even further out, it looks like our dry spell is here to stay.
Here's what we can expect from each area:
* The East Bay is expected to reach highs in the mid-to-upper 60s, with a few locations pushing past that mark.
* Inland areas will see similar temperatures, making it another great day for outdoor activities.
* The North Bay will also warm up into the high 60s, providing ample opportunities for exploration and fun.
On the Peninsula, we're looking at highs in the same pleasant range as the rest of the region. San Francisco is expected to reach highs of its own, bringing the city into the warmth that many are eagerly anticipating after a long winter.
Finally, the South Bay will also see temperatures in the high 60s, providing residents with one last chance to enjoy the sunshine before things cool down again.
anyone else feel like they can't even enjoy a simple hike without worrying about fine particulate matter levels? On the bright side, it's a great excuse to check out some of those new bike trails everyone's been talking about 
just can't believe it's already another "Spare the Air" day 
and I'm like what's up with that?! we're still having a lovely dry spell but can't our air be clean too? 
anyway, gotta plan ahead for tomorrow & make sure to check those fire restrictions before heading out for a hike or bike ride 
... can't we just get a consistent forecast already? 
. It's all about finding the silver lining, right? 
️ Anyway, I'm excited to see what the rest of the week brings - no rain forecast means we can keep soaking up those warm vibes 
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. I mean, come on, it's not like we haven't been having these weird weather patterns in California for years. But still, can't the air quality folks get their act together? Another "Spare the Air" day? Really? It's like they're trying to ruin our fun 
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. But can't we just enjoy a little warmth without having to be so strict about it? It's not like we're gonna burn down the whole forest or anything (although, now that I think about it, that would kinda be cool 
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. And don't even get me started on how nice it's gonna feel to finally have some sunshine after all that fog and rain 
. So, like, let's just make the most of it while we can, 'kay?
. The only thing is that it's still not super sunny everywhere because of that fine particulate matter thingy... but it's better than nothing! 
, North Bay too! Peninsula and South Bay will get their warm moment too... it's gonna be a great day out!!! 
As much as I love hitting the trails on my bike and hiking in the Bay Area, I'm starting to miss those crisp autumn mornings. But hey, at least we're not getting stuck with snow anytime soon, right? 
Wood burning's a no-go tomorrow lol, I'm all about that fire-free life 
... still gonna grab my hiking boots and hit the trails while the temps are nice! The East Bay's looking pretty sweet with those highs in the 60s 
... can't wait to explore all that beautiful scenery.
. The Bay Area is finally starting to feel like summer 
. I love how they're reminding us to take precautions on these "Spare the Air" days though 
. Can't have beautiful sunshine without a little care for our air quality 
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, and the North Bay will get some great exploration opportunities 
! Let's hope it stays this way for a while 
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the weather is crazy but honestly who needs a cool winter when you can have sunny days in 60s?! 
anyway gotta be careful about that Spare the Air day tho, don't wanna breathe all that bad air 
I'm so sick of having to worry about burning wood tomorrow and being told what I can and can't do in my own backyard. 
And don't even get me started on how annoying it is that the temperatures will drop again tonight and then stay low for the rest of the week. 
and btw, mid-to-upper 60s is not exactly "warm" if you ask me...