SAN FRANCISCO, CA – If you’ve been missing the sound of raindrops in the Bay Area, you’re in luck—sort of. A light shower is on the way Sunday, but don’t worry, it won’t last long! After a mostly dry Saturday, we’ll see a quick hit of rain before sunshine returns just in time for Washington’s Birthday on Monday. So, should you pack an umbrella or sunglasses this weekend? The answer: maybe both.
What’s in Store for the Weekend?
Saturday (Feb. 15) – It’s looking like a mostly pleasant day with sun peeking through high clouds. Highs will be around 58°F (14°C)—cool but comfortable. By the evening, temps will dip to 47°F (8°C), so you might want a light jacket if you’re out late.
Sunday (Feb. 16) – Clouds roll in, and rain is expected midday. It won’t be an all-day downpour, but a brief shower could interrupt your outdoor plans. Highs will hover near 57°F (14°C) before dropping to 48°F (9°C) at night. It’s a perfect day for a coffee shop hangout or an indoor brunch!
Monday (Feb. 17 – Washington’s Birthday) – The holiday brings a mix of sunshine and passing clouds, with a mild high of 59°F (15°C). It’ll be cool but comfortable, making it a great day for a walk along the Embarcadero or a casual picnic. Nighttime temps will fall to 45°F (7°C), so if you’re staying out late, bring an extra layer.
How This Affects Your Plans
- Saturday & Monday: The best days for outdoor plans, hikes, or waterfront strolls.
- Sunday: Not a total washout, but bring an umbrella if you’re out midday. Rainfall won’t be heavy, but roads might be slick. Drive with caution!
- Planning brunch? Sunday is perfect for indoor spots, while Monday is great for patio dining.
A little bit of rain, a little bit of sunshine—it’s a classic Bay Area weekend. Saturday and Monday are great for getting outside, while Sunday’s drizzle is a good excuse to cozy up indoors. Whatever your plans, enjoy the long weekend and make the most of the changing skies!
