inland areas

The Bay Area is expected to have ample sunshine and rising temperatures into the 70s, 80s, and 90s on Wednesday. Hotter weather is forecasted for the weekend, with inland areas potentially reaching over 100 degrees by next week.

Breezy onshore winds continue through the weekend, with temperatures near seasonal averages through early next week. A gradual warming trend is expected by the end of next week, increasing moderate heat risk in inland areas. A Beach Hazards Statement is active from Saturday morning to Tuesday afternoon.

Southern Californians are urged to exercise caution as dangerous surf and powerful rip currents impact south-facing beaches in Los Angeles starting Sunday at 5 p.m., with a High Surf Advisory in effect. A stretch of hot weather is expected to develop in inland areas later this week.

New York Governor Hochul urges preparation for a heat wave expected to bring scorching temperatures starting Tuesday, with inland areas facing highs in the 90s. Eyewitness News meteorologists predict the heat will intensify on Wednesday and Thursday.

The Bay Area experienced a gray and cool Wednesday morning, transitioning to afternoon sun and warmth with inland areas reaching the 80s or near 90, while coastal areas remained in the 60s. Cooling is expected to begin after today.

Monday is expected to be a beautiful day with partly cloudy skies. High temperatures will reach the low 70s inland and the upper 60s near the lakefront.

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°.

The Bay Area experienced hot conditions on Friday, particularly in inland areas, with mostly sunny skies. The National Weather Service reported daytime highs ranging from the low to high 70s on the coast to the mid 70s to mid 90s around the bay.