The Bay Area is in for another weather whiplash, with some cities likely to break record high temperatures for the first time ...

Mother nature turning up the heat for your Bay Area Sunday. Temperatures will range from low 60s at the coat to mid 70s inland under mostly sunny skies. Elevated pollen levels could kick up seasonal ...

The first official weekend of spring will bring a refreshing taste of the season — pleasant, mild weather that promises warmer days ahead for the Bay Area. By Sunday, however, temperatures will begin ...

Explorers have discovered the sunken wreckage of one of the first steel cargo ships to travel the Great Lakes.

The Wednesday rain event in the Bay Area is a weak atmospheric river, according to the Center for Western Weather and Water ...

The start of the work week will be warm, with temperatures warmer than normal, in the mid to lower 80s across the deserts. Monday will be dry, with mostly sunny skies. The first weather system ...

GOOD RUNNING 20 DEGREES ABOVE WHERE WE SHOULD BE FOR THIS TIME OF YEAR. SO A VERY NICE BIG SPRING WARM UP IS IN STORE FOR THE UPCOMING WORKWEEK. START MAKING THOSE PLANS, THOSE TEE TIMES TO GET ...

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As average temperatures around the world continue to tick upwards, the work of two Hawke’s Bay whizzes, alongside their respective teams, to develop climate-resilient fruit is being hailed.

(BCN) — The Bay Area will experience a kaleidoscope range of weather effects for the next several days, including a weekend warming trend that will give way to heavy rain and blustery winds next ...

That warm-up will persist into Sunday ... By Monday, it'll feel like mid-spring in the Chicago area, with sunny skies and highs forecasted to reach the low 60s - but it may not even be the ...

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