Here’s when the North Bay heat wave will end and chances for rain begin
The heat wave that pushed temperatures past 100 degrees in the North Bay over the past week was expected to end Monday, with rain chances increasing by the weekend, forecasters said. The National Weather Service’s final heat advisory, which was extended several times during the heat wave, was to expire at 11 p.m. Monday.
The blistering, record-setting heat that has lingered over the Bay Area for the past week will start to loosen its grip ...
A heat advisory for the San Francisco Peninsula coast and a Spare the Air alert have been extended through Sunday, the ...
An excessive heat advisory from the National Weather Service has been extended for the Bay Area through Sunday night.
Heat records were matched or broken Sunday across the Bay Area and beyond, surpassing temperatures from a heatwave that hit ...
The entire Bay Area will be under a heat advisory beginning Monday morning and ending Wednesday night, according to the ...
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Much of California's Central Coast continues to swelter under heat advisory MondayFrom Sacramento and the Central Valleys into the San Francisco Bay Area and the Central Coast, parts of California remain ...
It will be four to five degrees cooler on average, but the difference may still be be difficult to fee as it will still be ...
An excessive heat advisory from the National Weather Service has been extended for the Bay Area through Sunday night. Temperatures are forecast to reach above 100 degrees in some places, with ...
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