AccuWeather Forecast: Lightning strike threat diminishes tonight

Takeaway of the Day

Today's weather has certainly been out of the ordinary. A flow of sub-tropical moisture from our southwest has brought clouds, brief showers, and even a few lightning strikes to the Bay Area. That pattern is gradually weakening as the evening hours approach, which means the threat of lightning strikes will diminish over the next several hours, reducing our concern about wildfires.

The Look Ahead

The next few days will be mainly sunny and mild, and high temperatures will be generally right around or slightly below average for the end of June. And looking ahead to the weekend, we expect almost picture-perfect weather in San Francisco for Sunday's Pride Parade! We can expect a sharp warmup early next week, as the first few days of July will deliver a taste of summer's heat to our inland communities.

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