AccuWeather Forecast: Marine layer deepens, expands tonight; warmer pattern begins tomorrow
Takeaway of the Day
Today was our coolest day of the week, with high temperatures ranging from 5 to 12 degrees below average for early July. Morning fog, low clouds, and patchy drizzle lingered into early afternoon for much of the Bay Area, but skies eventually turned sunny over the bay and inland. Despite the afternoon sunshine, high temperatures reached only into the upper 50s at the coast, mid-60s around the bay, and upper 70s to near 80 inland. The marine layer will deepen and expand again tonight, pushing across the bay and locally inland -- where it will linger until tomorrow morning.
A Look Ahead
A warmer and more summerlike pattern will begin tomorrow and continue into next week. At the peak of this warming trend, high temperatures will reach into the mid-60s at the coast, lower 80s near the bay, and lower 90s inland. As our weather turns warmer, we should be cautious along the coastline, as the surf will be rough and hazardous for the next few days. In fact, a BEACH HAZARDS STATEMENT is in effect through Friday afternoon at Bay Area beaches. There is the risk of dangerous rip currents and sneaker waves, and of course that means dangerous swimming and surfing conditions.
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