In downtown San Francisco, the average temperature in July has been 59.3 degrees, and it has hit 75 just once. There is no ...

The San Francisco Bay Area is having its coldest summer in decades, meteorologists say. But 'you have to be careful what you ...

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Normally, San Francisco would have seen 14 days at or above 70 degrees at this point in the summer, June 1 - July 25, but so far, it's only had two days above 70 degrees.

While the majority of the county bakes under a sweltering heat dome, the San Francisco Bay Area is experiencing one of its ...

Temperatures there have only climbed above 70 degrees twice this season. The average daily temperature is a chilly 59 degrees. City residents have definitely noticed the fall-like chill in the air.

San Francisco has tied its record for number of rainy July days, but what makes 2025 stand out is that all the rain fell in ...

Many locations across the Bay Area are seeing one of the coldest starts to summer in decades. Meteorologist Rob Mayeda explains why.

While much of the country bakes under record-breaking summer heat, the Bay Area is experiencing a different kind of summer, one that hasn’t felt this mild in decades.

Bay Area residents experience cooler temperatures, with San Jose tying a record low and forecasts suggesting a persistent ...