Bay Area Forecast Discussion

NWS San Francisco Bay Area, CA Issued: 6:46 AM PDT Fri Jun 5 2026

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Onshore winds remain breezy, while interior portions heat up today. A noticeable cooling trend will sweep in for the weekend and continue into mid-week, accompanied by hazardous rip currents along coastal beaches.

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Aviation Forecast & Terminal Aerodrome Forecasts (TAFs)

3:51 AM PDT Fri Jun 5 2026

Aviation Conditions: MVFR Ceilings Coastal, VFR Inland

Low clouds causing MVFR ceilings around Monterey Bay (MRY, SNS) and Half Moon Bay (HAF) will erode to VFR by late morning (15Z-18Z). SFO expects gusty westerly winds up to 30-35 knots this afternoon.

Marine & Offshore Water Conditions

3:51 AM PDT Fri Jun 5 2026

Gale Warnings Active

Gale force gusts expected in outer waters & coastal jets (Pt Reyes, Pt Sur). Inner waters gusts expanding Saturday.

Rough Sea State

Very rough seas in outer waters. Rough seas in inner waters through Saturday, moderating by Sunday/Monday.

Beach Hazards & Sneaker Waves Warning

3:51 AM PDT Fri Jun 5 2026

BEACH HAZARDS STATEMENT IN EFFECT

Active through 9:00 AM Saturday morning for all Pacific Coast beaches (CAZ006, CAZ505, CAZ509, CAZ529, CAZ530).

  • Hazard: Long period southwesterly swell (17-18s period at 3ft) bringing a high risk of sneaker waves and rip currents.
  • Location: Especially dangerous at southwest facing beaches.
  • Precaution: Stay off jetties, piers, and shoreline rocks. Keep eyes on the ocean. NEVER turn your back on the ocean!

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