After the mercury spiked to the 80s in inland portions of the Bay Area on Monday, a significant cooldown is expected Tuesday. Tuesday’s highs will struggle to surpass 70 degrees in eastern Solano, ...

The Bay Area began Sunday with some light rain, and although it's expected to ease up, isolated and scattered showers are ...

Expect a messy commute this week as rain moves into the Bay Area. If you're traveling to Lake Tahoe, prepare for heavy snow. The most intense day of rain in the Bay Area will be Wednesday.

Even as rain again fell Monday — appearing ready to bring new showers until the sun went down — the National Weather Service said signs remained in place that the Bay Area’s most recent wet ...

The National Weather Service forecast for the greater San Francisco Bay Area for Thursday calls for chances of rain throughout the day. Daytime highs will be mostly in the low 60s on the coast ...

(KRON) — The Bay Area and most of the Western U.S. is forecast for above-average temperatures and below-average precipitation for April 17 to April 21, according to the latest weather outlook ...

The weekend forecast is looking spectacular, as Spring weather sets in across the Bay Area. If you have outdoor plans today, ...

A reversal from last week’s weather is on tap for the Bay Area this week, with the key change being that the rain and cold will break from the starter’s gate only to be replaced by sun and ...

Even though North Bay communities, like Santa Rosa, have seen rain basically every day for the last five days, it's been light rain, keeping below-average precipitation in place across the area.

So going into Monday, the rain chances for the Bay Area could be slight. But really starting Friday it’s gonna be a great weekend.” The reversal in the weather will come after sporadic showers ...

While it's far too early to say definitively, there's a chance we won't get substantial rain for quite some time.” It’s possible the forecast could change in the near future, but the Bay Area ...

Showers will likely linger through Monday morning, accumulating anywhere from a quarter of an inch to an inch of rain across most of the Bay Area, while coastal mountain ranges in the North Bay ...