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The National Weather Service has forecast a cloudy and cool Thursday for the greater San Francisco Bay Area. Conditions include slight chances of showers and thunderstorms near the coast, along with patchy smoke in some inland areas. Daytime high temperatures are expected to reach mostly the low to mid 60s on the coast.

Authorities in eastern China have begun shutting down schools and tourist sites as they prepare for Typhoon Dolphin's approach to the coast. These preventative closures are being implemented due to the incoming typhoon.

After a muggy start, temperatures will rise to the lower 90s with storms developing by mid-afternoon, bringing heavy rainfall, gusty winds, and lightning to inland areas. The sea breeze, pushed further inland by southeast winds, will shift rain toward the coast by early evening.

Storms with heavy rain and damaging winds are possible this evening, with a Level 1 Marginal Risk for downburst winds. The front causing today's weather will move toward the Coast by Monday, leaving daily rain chances but keeping temperatures in the 80s through the week.

Torrential rain has hit Thrissur, with an orange alert issued as rough seas batter the coastal areas.

Hot and humid conditions with temperatures in the lower 90s will lead to afternoon storms along the sea breeze, producing heavy rainfall and lightning. Saharan dust will reduce rain chances midweek, bringing haze and higher temperatures by the weekend.

Saturday's weather will feature daytime highs ranging from mid-60s to low-70s on the coast, low-60s to low-80s around the bay, and low-80s to low-90s inland. Overnight lows will be in the low to high 50s, with low clouds and fog developing in the evenings.

Two powerful, shallow earthquakes just 39 seconds apart caused widespread devastation in north-central Venezuela, resulting in over 1,450 deaths and 3,150 injuries. Satellite images reveal collapsed buildings along the densely populated coastal region, the hardest-hit area.

The weekend will see increased chances of showers and thunderstorms, particularly inland areas, following dry Friday conditions. Next week brings dangerous heat with potential heat advisories and a heat index exceeding 105°.

After a pleasant Saturday with low humidity, heat and humidity return for Sunday and likely the rest of summer. Rain chances may increase by midweek, but outdoor plans remain feasible due to dry periods. Uncertainty persists about tropical moisture from the Caribbean Sea affecting future rain chances.

The Bay Area is expected to have mostly sunny skies during the day and mostly clear skies at night on Thursday. Daytime highs will range from the high 50s to high 70s on the coast, low 70s to mid 80s around the bay, and mid 80s to low 90s inland, according to the National Weather Service.

The Bay Area experienced rain and cloudy skies on Thursday, with daytime highs ranging from low to mid 60s on the coast, high 60s to low 70s around the bay, and high 60s to mid 70s inland. Overnight lows were not fully specified.

Southern California will experience cooler and cloudier weather on Monday with possible drizzle along the coast, followed by a warming trend starting Tuesday, bringing temperatures into the 70s and 80s.