The heat is forecast to reach up to 90 degrees on Thursday, but cooler winds, referred to as a “southerly surge,” could “dramatically drop” temperatures.
The San Francisco Bay Area may unexpectedly cool off Thursday afternoon, right after a heat event was predicted. The heat is forecast to reach up to 90 degrees on Thursday, but cooler winds, referred to as a “southerly surge,” could “dramatically drop” temperatures in the afternoon, Matt Mehle, a meteorologist at the National Weather Service, told SFGATE. If temperatures reach 90 degrees, downtown San Francisco would match a record high for the date, SFGATE previously reported.
Mehle said it’s difficult to predict how cool the temperature will be. During southerly surges, “you can see a dramatic drop in temperature anywhere from like five to 10 degrees or more,” he said. Mehle said overall, meteorologists have “low confidence” that the heat will drop even as they watch the cooler wind move up the coast. A heat advisory remains in place for the San Francisco Peninsula and bay shoreline, North Bay interior valleys, East Bay valleys and north Monterey Bay until 11 p.m.
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