Excessive heat watch: Bay Area temps to get hotter than initially forecast
Planning outdoor activities this weekend? It might be a good idea to take some extra precautions as Bay Area temperatures are expected to rise higher than initially forecast.
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Planning outdoor activities this weekend? It might be a good idea to take some extra precautions as Bay Area temperatures are expected to rise higher than initially forecast.
After a week of chilly temperatures and gloomy summer skies, tank top and shorts weather is finally headed back to the Bay Area.
Bay Area inland communities experienced another day of sweltering heat on Sunday.
Da Lin took a tour of several East Bay communities where sweltering residents were trying to stay hydrated -- inside and out. (7-2-23)
People took advantage of the Meadow Homes Spray Park in Concord during the hottest part of Saturday afternoon as dozens of children and families coped with the heat in different ways.
Darren Peck has the outlook as the Bay Area deals with its first blast of summer heat (7-2-2023)
Betty Yu reports on families and kids trying to beat the heat in Concord (7-2-2023)
Away from Bay Area beaches, many people headed to the woods for a cool escape from Saturday's sweltering heat.
As inland locations around the bay wilted under a heat wave Saturday, San Francisco residents enjoyed the cool haven of Ocean Beach.
As inland locations around the bay wilted under a heat wave Saturday, San Francisco residents enjoyed the cool haven at Ocean Beach. José Martínez reports. (7-1-23)
Away from the beach Saturday, a lot of folks headed to Muir Woods for a cool escape among the giant redwoods. Da Lin reports. (7-1-23)
With the exception of the immediate coast, the Bay Area got a blast of summer heat after an unseasonably cool spring. Team coverage from Paul Heggen and Jose Martinez. (6-30-23)
A heat advisory is in effect for the Bay Area this weekend and authorities are urging people to take precautions. Jocelyn Moran reports.
If you're one of those people who pines for hot weather in the summer, this will be your weekend, says chief meteorologist Paul Heggen. (6-29-23)
Conditions will heat up in the Bay Area's inland areas before the Fourth of July holiday, according to the National Weather Service, which issued a heat advisory for Friday through Sunday.
Officials with the Bay Area office of the National Weather Service have issued a heat advisory that will go into effect Friday through Sunday for inland parts of the Bay Area and the Central Valley.
From storms to heat waves, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory scientists predict weather events could become more extreme in the future.
With increased exposure to heat waves, children are at greater risk of chronic respiratory conditions like asthma and cardiovascular diseases, according to the U.N. children's agency.
A few record high temperatures were either broken or tied Wednesday as the Bay Area baked under a one-day heat wave, according to weather officials.
This past weekend, the Bay Area got hit with unseasonable rains just a week after record-breaking heat, weather extremes that created all kinds of problems for farmers in the Central Valley.
Following last week's brutal heat wave, wildlife rescues across the Bay Area are dealing with a peculiar problem, treating scores of injured baby squirrels. John Ramos reports. (9/12/22)
Last week, with temperatures reaching 110 degrees, local wildlife hospitals were flooded with baby squirrels who tumbled out of their nests looking for relief from the heat.
This heat wave dried an already-dry landscape in Northern California. Max Darrow reports. (9-9-22)
People who live in Morgan Hill have dealt with four consecutive days of power outages, as a result of the extreme heat the region is facing.
For the fourth consecutive day, residents in Morgan Hill found themselves coping with a power outage. Max Darrow reports. (9-8-22)
