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Rain, Wind, and a Major Cooldown – San Francisco’s Forecast Will Leave You Speechless!

Rain, Wind, and a Major Cooldown – San Francisco's Forecast Will Leave You Speechless!

Hey San Francisco! If you thought the sunshine and warm temps this week were here to stay, think again. After a brief flirtation with summer-like warmth, we’re about to see a big change in the weather. The city is gearing up for cooler temperatures, light showers, and some breezy days ahead. Here’s what you can expect in the coming days:

Wednesday, March 26: A Sudden Cooldown Is Coming

  • Morning: Get ready for your usual San Francisco morning – a little gray, a little foggy. We’re starting off with low clouds and a bit of dampness in the air, so don’t forget to grab a jacket or sweater before heading out.

  • Afternoon: The fog will lift a bit by midday, but it won’t be as warm as we’ve seen earlier this week. We’ll top out around 63°F (17°C), which feels cool and comfortable but not hot by any means. It’s definitely a nice day to be out and about, but don’t expect that summer vibe from earlier.

  • Evening: As night falls, temps will dip to about 54°F (12°C), and there’s a chance of a light drizzle. It’s not going to pour, but you may feel a few drops if you’re out later. Make sure to keep an umbrella handy just in case!

Pro Tip: If you’re headed out in the evening, grab an umbrella or wear a rain jacket. A little drizzle might catch you off guard, but nothing too crazy. Stay cozy!

Thursday, March 27: Breezy With a Side of Showers

  • Morning: Thursday starts with some light rain and gusty winds. It won’t be a complete washout, but the morning could feel damp and windy. You might want to plan to stay inside or at least dress for the weather.

  • Afternoon: By the afternoon, things will calm down a bit. The rain will ease up, but the clouds will linger. Temps will hover around 62°F (17°C), making it a relatively cool day. And yes, it’ll still be breezy, so hold onto your hats!

  • Evening: By evening, we’ll be down to 51°F (11°C), with more rain showers possible. Again, it won’t be heavy, but it’s still a good idea to be prepared.

Pro Tip: If you have outdoor plans during the day, be sure to check the weather before you head out. It’s a good time to keep a raincoat or umbrella with you—just in case those showers pop up unexpectedly!

Friday, March 28: A Little Sunshine Mixed With More Showers

  • Morning: Friday will start off on the overcast side, with light rain still hanging around. If you’re up early, it might feel a little soggy, so plan to keep warm and dry while you get your day started.

  • Afternoon: The good news is we’ll get a few breaks of sunshine as the day goes on. The clouds will clear up a bit, giving us some much-needed sun. Temperatures will stay in the mid-50s to low 60s (around 59°F or 15°C), making it a nice, cool day to be outside, though you’ll still want to keep that jacket on hand.

  • Evening: By the time Friday evening rolls around, temperatures will dip to about 49°F (9°C). It’s the kind of night that makes you want to stay in, cozy up, and enjoy a warm drink.

Pro Tip: Be prepared for the quick weather changes. Even if the rain takes a break in the afternoon, it’s a good idea to have an umbrella in tow just in case. And, of course, don’t forget that cozy jacket for the evening!

Weekend Outlook: Cloudy, Mild, and a Little Rainy

Saturday, March 29:

  • Conditions: Saturday will be a little bit of everything—some sun, some clouds, and light rain off and on. Temperatures will hover around 60°F (15°C), which is perfect for outdoor activities if you’re planning to get out. It’ll be cool, but not too cold, and the rain will be light enough that it won’t totally ruin your plans.

  • What to Do: If you’ve got outdoor plans—maybe a walk in Golden Gate Park or some shopping at the Ferry Building—it’ll be a good day for it. Just keep your eyes on the sky in case the rain decides to pay a visit!

Sunday, March 30: Cloudy Skies with Light Rain

  • Weather: Sunday looks like it’ll be another mostly cloudy day, with light rain showers popping up here and there. It won’t be a downpour, but you’ll definitely want to keep your umbrella or raincoat handy.

  • Temperatures: Expect highs around 59°F (15°C) and lows near 54°F (12°C) at night. Nothing too extreme, but still cool enough to make you want to layer up a bit.

What to Do: Sunday is the kind of day where you can still head out for some light activity, but be ready to duck inside if the rain gets a little heavier. A visit to a museum or a nice brunch indoors would be a perfect Sunday plan.

Looking Ahead: Heavy Rain and Wind Coming in Early April

Here’s the part you might want to brace for: as we head into April, things are about to get a lot wetter. We’re looking at an “atmospheric river” storm system moving into the Bay Area, which will bring heavier rain, gusty winds, and possibly some flooding risks starting Sunday and continuing into the first week of April.

What’s Coming:

  • Rain: Expect a lot more rain than we’ve had so far. We’re talking about some serious downpours and possibly a few days of wet weather. This could lead to flooding in low-lying areas, so stay tuned for updates.

  • Coastal Hazards: The storm could also create dangerous conditions along the coast, with high surf, rip currents, and sneaker waves. If you were thinking about a trip to the beach, maybe hold off until the storm passes!

Pro Tip: Keep an eye on the weather reports over the weekend and next week. Be prepared for potential flooding and high winds, especially if you live near the water. And if you’re planning any outdoor adventures, double-check the forecast before heading out.

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