The National Weather Service forecast for the greater San Francisco Bay Area on Monday calls for mostly clear and sunny skies, with patchy fog in some parts of the region.

San Francisco's weather will be cloudy in the morning with afternoon clearance, and temperatures near or below normal.

California faces a rare combination of weather warnings Monday as a system spinning off the coast simultaneously creates rough seas and elevated fire weather danger. A low-pressure system is expected ...

Wildfire smoke billowing from several fires in Canada is expected to impact air quality in the San Francisco Bay Area this ...

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At the same time, the Northern California coast is hunkering down during unusual stormy weather. The National Weather Service ...

The pull of the foul air to Northern California was significant enough that the Bay Area Air District issued an air quality ...

Smoky and hazy skies are expected in the Bay Area Monday and Tuesday, stemming from wildfires burning in Alberta, Saskatchewan and Manitoba provinces, and air quality may become unhealthy.

A steady and comfortably warm forecast is ahead of us for the week. Temperatures are being moderated by a dip in the jet stream, keeping us from getting too hot.

The Bay Area Air District has issued an air quality advisory for the region on Monday and Tuesday, due to smoke from ...

Gusty winds will create critical fire weather conditions in the northern and central Sacramento Valley. A slight cooling trend is ahead midweek.