Outdoor Report

There are slight chances of rain and thunderstorms early in the week, then sunshine leading into the weekend, with more chances for rain. Look for high 70s to low 80s daytime temperatures and mostly mid-50s for nighttime lows. In a week, we will welcome the first days of September, so get to those summer activities while they are available!

According to the forecast for this week, the Hayward area should/could see highs in the upper 70s to low 80s, lows in the 40s/50s, and with chances (even likely!) of rain and thunderstorms some days! The “Dog Days of Summer” are (technically) history and there are changes in the air. It looks a bit like fall, though that might be due to the dryness. Still, you have time to continue enjoying summer activities, so have at it!

The forecast this week calls for a few highs in the 70s, lows in the 50s, and chances of showers (promises, promises…) with thunderstorms possible. We will likely see a very nice week for outdoor recreation, and keep in mind we are already one-third of the way thru August! Enjoy these summer days!

Chances of showers Monday night and Tuesday morning are (currently) the only chances until Friday night. A couple days in the 70s and nights in the 40s, but most of the week will see highs in the low to mid-80s. A great week lies ahead!

The forecast indicates no 90-degree temperatures this week (though close!) and lows in the 60s. It includes a few chances for rain Wednesday night thru Friday night, and then clear and sunny for the weekend into next week. At that point, we will be in August, so get in your summer fun now!

The current forecast for this week (aside from variable Monday activity), indicates two days in the 70s mid-week, a welcome relief if it comes to fruition. Otherwise, expect highs in the 80s, lows in the 50/60s ‑ and (it says) cleaner air!

This hot week continues through Friday, as high temperatures hold in the low to mid-90s. A “break” arrives Saturday at only 86 degrees (ha!), with chances for rain Thursday and through the weekend. Stay safe out there!

The forecast for this week shows rain and thunderstorms through mid-week, some possibly severe, and then mostly clear from Thursday into Monday. Expect highs in the 80s and lows in the 50s, the normal annual July averages. Summer is short, so get out and enjoy the sunshine while we have it!

Hot temperatures in the 90-degree range, with rain and thunderstorms possible, are in the forecast for this week through Saturday, July 4th Independence Day. Watch the heat, watch the sky ‑ and watch the fireworks!

The forecast shows mixed chances for rain and sunshine this week. Highs remain in the 70s until a warming trend begins Sunday, with lows in the 40s. Days are great for outdoor activities; nights are great for sleeping! Sunday, June 21, was picture perfect for Father’s Day, the first day of summer, Summer Solstice, and longest day of the year. The downside ‑ hours of daylight now become shorter each day!