National Weather Service

90s in the Forecast for Some as Warming Trend Grips Bay Area

A blast of summer-like temperatures will heat up the Bay Area during the first half of the workweek, according to weather officials.

The "strong warming trend" could propel some Bay Area locations to the 90-degree mark, according to the National Weather Service.

Tuesday and Wednesday are slated to be the warmest days of the week for most locations.

"Wouldn't be surprised to see some isolated spots in far interior locations away from the ocean eclipse 90," the weather service said about Tuesday's temperatures.

Here's a breakdown of forecast highs for Tuesday and Wednesday, courtesy of the weather service:

Tuesday:

San Francisco: 74 degrees

San Rafael: 81 degrees

Santa Rosa: 89 degrees

Napa: 86 degrees

Concord: 88 degrees

Livermore: 86 degrees

San Jose: 87 degrees

Santa Cruz: 82 degrees

Half Moon Bay: 75 degrees

Wednesday:

San Francisco: 73 degrees

San Rafael: 78 degrees

Santa Rosa: 80 degrees

Napa: 81 degrees

Concord: 90 degrees

Livermore: 89 degrees

San Jose: 83 degrees

Santa Cruz: 78 degrees

Half Moon Bay: 71 degrees

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