Warm weather is on the docket for the Bay Area this week, potentially kicking off the longest stretch of 70-degree weather so far this year in San Francisco.
As moisture from two tropical cyclones — Odalys and Polo — raise the risk of significant flash flooding in Arizona and New Mexico, Northern California will be left on the drier side of a departing system responsible for Sunday’s cool weather.
Monday will be a transition day, as morning fog gives way to afternoon clearing. High temperatures are expected to be near to slightly below normal, in the 60s at the coast, 70s along the bay shoreline and upper 70s to mid-80s inland…