Beachgoers can expect a mixed bag of weather conditions this weekend, with a mix of sunshine and clouds, along with cooler temperatures. However, the biggest concern is for beach hazards, including sneaker waves and rip currents.
According to AccuWeather's forecast, Saturday will bring high temperatures ranging from the upper 40s to the upper 50s across different regions. While some areas will see sunny skies, others will remain cool and cloudy.
The main weather advisory issued by the National Weather Service is a Beach Hazard Statement, which is in effect until 10 PM Sunday. This warning comes with predictions of large breaking waves up to 13-18 feet, making it challenging for beach activities like swimming and surfing.
While the coastal areas may see significant waves, inland regions are expected to experience little change in weather conditions, with low clouds and fog setting the tone for the weekend.
Looking ahead to the rest of the week, moderate air quality is anticipated due to stagnant conditions, but dryness will persist. Wind speeds are forecasted to increase from breezy to offshore by Wednesday and Thursday.
For specific regional forecasts:
- **East Bay**: High temperatures ranging from 48°F to 55°F
- **Inland East Bay**: Temperatures ranging from 47°F to 54°F
- **North Bay**: Highs of 46°F to 53°F
- **Peninsula**: Temperatures ranging from 45°F to 52°F
- **San Francisco**: Forecasted highs range from 43°F to 50°F
- **South Bay**: Temperatures ranging from 44°F to 51°F
As the weather remains unpredictable, residents are advised to exercise caution when engaging in coastal activities. The ABC7 News team reminds viewers to share their photos and videos taken during beach trips on social media using #abc7now.
Remember, this forecast is subject to change as new data becomes available.
According to AccuWeather's forecast, Saturday will bring high temperatures ranging from the upper 40s to the upper 50s across different regions. While some areas will see sunny skies, others will remain cool and cloudy.
The main weather advisory issued by the National Weather Service is a Beach Hazard Statement, which is in effect until 10 PM Sunday. This warning comes with predictions of large breaking waves up to 13-18 feet, making it challenging for beach activities like swimming and surfing.
While the coastal areas may see significant waves, inland regions are expected to experience little change in weather conditions, with low clouds and fog setting the tone for the weekend.
Looking ahead to the rest of the week, moderate air quality is anticipated due to stagnant conditions, but dryness will persist. Wind speeds are forecasted to increase from breezy to offshore by Wednesday and Thursday.
For specific regional forecasts:
- **East Bay**: High temperatures ranging from 48°F to 55°F
- **Inland East Bay**: Temperatures ranging from 47°F to 54°F
- **North Bay**: Highs of 46°F to 53°F
- **Peninsula**: Temperatures ranging from 45°F to 52°F
- **San Francisco**: Forecasted highs range from 43°F to 50°F
- **South Bay**: Temperatures ranging from 44°F to 51°F
As the weather remains unpredictable, residents are advised to exercise caution when engaging in coastal activities. The ABC7 News team reminds viewers to share their photos and videos taken during beach trips on social media using #abc7now.
Remember, this forecast is subject to change as new data becomes available.
it's gonna be all over the place weather-wise 
. Sneaker waves and rip currents? No thanks! 
at least it'll be sunny in some places, but that doesn't mean we can just ignore those hazards 
. inland areas are pretty chill tho, low clouds and fog everywhere 
. can't wait for the week to get a bit drier tho 
. anyway, if you're gonna go to the beach, make sure to keep an eye on the forecast and stay safe 
The coast is looking at huge waves (up to 13-18 feet!) so yeah, no swimming or surfing if you can help it! 
. Make sure to check that forecast closely and stay safe out there!
but also super worried about those sneaker waves! Like, I love surfing but 13-18 ft waves? That's a whole different story 
Anyone planning on hitting the beach gotta be extra careful and stay close to their peeps. And can we talk about how foggy it's gonna be inland? Low visibility is no joke, especially for early morning runners or bikers. I'm keeping my fingers crossed for clear skies out west but you never know 
. On the flip side, I love when the weather is all unpredictable - makes for some great story topics in class! We're learning about coastal erosion and how the ocean affects local ecosystems... super interesting stuff 
. Anyway, if anyone's planning on hitting the beach this weekend, be sure to stay safe out there 
OMG I'm so stoked for the weekend but also kinda nervous about the weather lol! Sneaker waves and rip currents are no joke 
The forecast is all over the place too - sunny one sec, cloudy next 
. Anyone else going to brave the beach this weekend? 
i totally get why they're saying exercise caution... i was thinking of heading to the beach on saturday but now im thinking twice... if ur gonna go, just make sure u check those tides and rip current warnings beforehand 
. Sneaker waves are literally my worst nightmare! Like, I get that Mother Nature can be unpredictable but can't we just have some decent weather for once? 
It's like, we're trying to relax and enjoy the sunshine and then BAM! Rip currents come out of nowhere and ruin everything 
. Stagnant conditions are just so not what I'm looking for when I'm trying to unwind after a long week 
. Can we please just have some nice, clean air? 
! Inland areas seem pretty chill, though, low clouds and fog aren't too bad 
. Fingers crossed for a change in weather soon