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San Francisco weather is affected California’s Mediterranean climate as well as the cool currents of the Pacific Ocean. Mild wet winters and warm dry summers characterize the climate in this city. The City by the Bay is known for moderate temperature swings and a remarkably clement climate with little temperature variation from season to season.
Summertime high temperatures in San Francisco, California peak at around 70 degrees F. Winter daytime highs peak at around 60 degrees F, and lows rarely reach freezing temperatures. The rainy season lasts from November through March. Snow has only fallen10 times in San Francisco since 1852.
The city's characteristic fog often covers the western half of the city all day during the summer and early fall. In eastern neighborhoods the fog is less pronounced, especially in late spring and during September and October, which are the warmest months of the year. San Francisco is fairly sunny with an average of only 105 cloudy days per year. |
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