Chilly Weather Set to Hit Bay Area This Week

San Francisco, California – ABC7 News weather anchor Spencer Christian reported a chilly start to the week in the Bay Area on Monday. The region has experienced scattered showers and occasional downpours, with late afternoon temperatures only reaching the mid to upper 50s, which is about 6 to 8 degrees below average for mid-November.

Showers are expected to continue through the evening, but partial clearing is anticipated overnight, with temperatures dropping into the lower to mid-40s. Tomorrow and Wednesday, weather conditions will slightly improve, with sunnier skies but high temperatures remaining only in the lower 60s across most areas.

Looking ahead, light rain and showers are forecasted to return Wednesday night into Thursday as temperatures once again dip below average. However, clear and sunny conditions are expected to return by Friday, leading to a warming trend as the weekend approaches.

In light of this week’s weather, Christians advised residents to stay prepared for changing conditions and to exercise caution while driving during rainy periods. The 7-day forecast for the East Bay and surrounding areas indicates a mix of temperatures and precipitation patterns.

As local residents react to the weather, many are reminded to share their photos and videos of the conditions using the hashtag #abc7now, as KGO-TV encourages viewers to participate actively in their weather coverage.