Bay Area Braces for Coldest Fall Weekend with Freeze Warnings

A cold front will bring freezing temperatures and light rain to the region, while clear skies offer a view of the season's final supermoon.

Temperatures in the Bay Area are expected to drop significantly, with lows in some areas reaching the 20s and 30s, prompting freeze warnings.
Freeze warnings are in effect for North Bay interior valleys and other regions, with residents advised to protect plants, pets, and pipes from freezing conditions.
A high surf advisory and coastal flood advisory are in place, with large waves creating hazardous conditions along the California coast.
Saturday will be dry and cool, but light rain is anticipated by Sunday evening as a weak cold front approaches from the northwest.
Clear skies on Friday night will provide an opportunity to view the final supermoon of 2024 and a meteor shower expected to peak Sunday night.