Bay Area Heat Wave Brings Record Temperatures, Cooldown Expected Midweek
The region experiences its hottest days of the year, with records dating back to the 1920s set to fall before a cold front brings relief and light rain by Wednesday.
- Temperatures in the Bay Area are reaching the 70s and 80s, with some cities expected to break records from the 1920s, including San Francisco, Oakland, and San Jose.
- The heat wave, caused by a high-pressure system steering turbulent weather northward, marks the hottest days of 2025 for the region so far.
- Meteorologists caution beachgoers about sneaker waves and rip currents, with a beach hazards warning in effect through Tuesday evening.
- A cold front is forecast to arrive by Wednesday, bringing cooler temperatures, increased cloud cover, and light rain chances to the region.
- Experts are monitoring the possibility of a rare mid-spring atmospheric river later this month, though its development remains uncertain.
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