Bay Area Set for Warm, Dry Weather After Brief Cold Front

A weakening cold front brought light rain and cooler temperatures to parts of the Bay Area, but a warm and dry stretch is expected through next week.

A weak cold front moved through the Bay Area on Wednesday, bringing light rain mainly to the North Bay and scattered showers elsewhere.
Rainfall totals were minimal, with most areas south of the Golden Gate receiving little to no measurable precipitation.
Temperatures on Wednesday were in the upper 50s to low 60s, with breezy northwest winds up to 30 mph along the coast and hills.
Clear skies and warmer conditions are forecast to dominate starting Thursday, with highs reaching the mid-60s to low 70s by the weekend.
The National Weather Service predicts a stable, warm, and dry weather pattern lasting well into next week, with occasional morning fog in coastal areas.