While the Bay Area experienced light rain Friday morning, the sun is on its way for a warmer weekend coming up.
According to the National Weather Service, inland highs in the mid and even high 70s are in the forecast for Sunday and Monday. On the coast, temperatures were expected to reach high 60s and low 70s.
Saturday was forecast for a cooler, cloudier day similar to Friday, absent of rain. Saturday forecast highs around the Bay Area include 68 in San Jose, 60 in San Francisco, 63 in Oakland, 67 in Walnut Creek and and 64 in Santa Cruz. “I think we’ve all been waiting for a little bit of a break in the cool and wet conditions,” Miller said. “I would say we earned it.”
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