Cooler weather will give way to a warming trend and mostly sunny skies for the rest of the week, Local News Matters reported, citing the National Weather Service.
"Over the next week we have high pressure building back in, which will bring in a warming trend," said Weather Service meteorologist Rachel Kennedy. Inland highs will reach the mid to upper 70s, with pockets of 80s possible in hot spots like the southern Santa Clara Valley.
The coast is a different story. A beach hazard statement is in effect Thursday through Saturday, with sneaker waves, rip currents and breaking waves of 12 to 16 feet possible. A coastal flood advisory runs from 6 a.m. Wednesday through 1 p.m. Monday. Low-lying areas along San Francisco, San Pablo and Monterey bays could see up to 1.6 feet of flooding.
Rain may return by mid to late next week and could continue past Nov. 11, Kennedy said, NBC Bay Area reported. The second half of the month is expected to be wet.