After last week's warm temperatures, the Bay Area is set to cool down slightly, with potential light rain early next week. Meteorologist Dial Hoang noted that while Saturday remains warm, Sunday will bring a noticeable drop, particularly in cities like San Jose and Oakland. Rainfall is expected to be minimal, with only a few hundredths of an inch likely, especially on Monday as conditions transition into more typical autumn weather.
With warm temperatures lingering in areas like Pleasanton and Livermore on Saturday, a significant shift is anticipated for Sunday as highs drop by nearly 15 degrees. Hoang emphasized that cooling weather is expected across the Bay Area, with San Francisco's temperatures reaching only the mid-to-high 60s. Early next week may see light rain, marking an essential change in the seasonal pattern as we approach the fall.
Hoang also pointed out the long-term forecast, indicating that temperatures throughout the upcoming week are likely to remain below seasonal averages. This includes another possible rain event on Wednesday. The gradual cooling trend reflects typical September patterns and signifies the shifting climate as the region prepares for fall weather. The following weekend is expected to bring back warmer conditions, highlighting the variability of Bay Area climate.
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