Sunny, Warm Labor Day Expected In Bay Area

BAY AREA — The Bay Area can look forward to a sunny and warm Labor Day weekend, according to the latest forecasts. It’s currently sweltering across much of the region, with many inland spots climbing to the upper 90s. Even parts of San Francisco saw highs of 84 Tuesday.

Onshore wind and increasing marine air depth are coming in around Thursday, giving way to more reasonable temperatures through the weekend.

If you’re planning on outdoor barbecues or picnics, you’re in luck: the fog and clouds expected Thursday and Friday will give way by Saturday, and the entire region can expect sunny or mostly sunny skies on Saturday, Sunday, and Monday, particularly during the daytime hours. As always, there’s going to be a large difference in temperatures across the region, and some places are still expected to stay pretty hot.

Along the coast, places like San Francisco and the western peninsula can expect highs in the upper 60s over the three-day weekend, according to AccuWeather 10-day forecasts.

Across the bay, Oakland can expect highs in the low 70s, while San Jose is expecting highs in the low 80s and upper 70s.

Further inland, it’s going to be much warmer: Dublin can expect highs in the low 80s, while Livermore can expect highs in the mid to upper 80s, reaching 89 Saturday.

Napa can also expect highs in the mid to upper 80s all three days, while San Rafael can expect highs in the upper 70s to mid 80s.

Solano County can expect some of the hottest temperatures. Highs in Vacaville will climb to 95 Saturday, then stay at 91 and 92 the next two days.

Anyone planning to head out to Lake Tahoe should leave early to avoid traffic, but once they get there, they can expect comfortable summer highs of around 80 all three days.