Anthony Edwards

1 week ago | sfchronicle.com | Anthony Edwards

Saturday will be breezy in the Bay Area. Wind gusts could exceed 40 mph along the San Francisco Peninsula. Baron/LynxBreezy winds are forecast to whip the Bay Area this weekend, with gusts possibly exceeding 40 mph in San Francisco. The turbulent weather will present different hazards in other parts of California, including scattered thunderstorms and mountain snow.

2 weeks ago | sfchronicle.com | Anthony Edwards

A weekend storm is predicted to whip up breezy winds in the Bay Area. San Francisco could experience gusts up to 40 mph Saturday. Baron/LynxAnother spring week, another California storm looms. Tranquil weather is expected to continue in the Bay Area through Thursday, but increasing clouds Friday afternoon will signal changes to come for the weekend. Hit-or-miss rain showers are expected across the Golden State on Friday and Saturday as a low-pressure system moves inland.

2 weeks ago | modbee.com | Anthony Edwards |Jack Lee

Coast Guard rescue missions failing after running into unexpected currents. Surprise atmospheric river storms flooding downtown San Francisco. Seafood contaminated by unseen algal blooms. California scientists fear these scenarios, and more, are possible under the Trump administration's recommendation to reduce the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration's budget by $1.7 billion.

2 weeks ago | sfchronicle.com | Anthony Edwards |Jack Lee

A National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration weather station and classroom for the Greater Farallones National Marine Sanctuary are seen during low tide at the Presidio in San Francisco on April 24. Stephen Lam/S.F. ChronicleCoast Guard rescue missions failing after running into unexpected currents. Surprise atmospheric river storms flooding downtown San Francisco. Seafood contaminated by unseen algal blooms.

3 weeks ago | modbee.com | Anthony Edwards

In a Mediterranean climate, where rain is hard to come by for six months of the year, Bay Area weather is dominated by subtle changes to the marine layer between mid-spring and mid-fall. A shallow slice of cool, moist air, the marine layer hugs the California coast and is most pronounced during the dry season. Throughout summer, inland valleys can flirt with triple-digit temperatures while the coast remains in the 60s.