AccuWeather Forecast: Warming trend through Wednesday

Takeaway of the Day
The cooling marine layer lingered into the midday hours today, bringing us a noticeable cooldown from yesterday's warm-to-hot weather. High temperatures ranged from only lower 60s at the coast to lower 70s near the bay to upper 80s in most inland communities. The marine layer will deepen and expand locally across the bay again tonight.

A Look Ahead
We can expect a warmer pattern over the next three days. High temperatures will bounce back into the mid-60s near the coast, lower 80s around the bay and 90 degrees in the warmest inland areas.
While the weather will be very nice, there are two cautionary notes to keep in mind:

A BEACH HAZARDS STATEMENT will be in effect until 11 p.m. Wednesday. The surf is rough and there is an increased risk of dangerous sneaker waves and rip currents.

A COASTAL FLOOD ADVISORY will be in effect until 5 a.m. Wednesday for the coastline, the shorelines of SF Bay and San Pablo Bay, plus the interior valleys of the North Bay. During times of high tides, there may be minor flooding in parks, lots, and highways in low-lying areas.

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