Northern California weekend weather to consist of dangerous surf, smoke, hot inland temperatures – cbsnews.com

Northern California weekend weather to consist of dangerous surf, smoke, hot inland temperatures  cbsnews.com

The first weekend of August in Northern California will consist of multiple weather hazards, from dangerous surf conditions along the coast, to hot temperatures inland, along with smoky air possible throughout the region.Here's what to know.Hot Inland TemperaturesIn Sacramento and throughout the San Joaquin Valley, triple-digit temperatures are expected to begin Saturday. Temps will be in the low triple-digits in Sacramento and Stockton, with Sunday and Monday being the warmest days.In the Bay Area, expect warm temperatures around the bay and hot temperatures inland through the weekend, as high pressure moves in. Temperatures on Friday are expected to range from the 70s in San Francisco and Oakland, to the upper 80s and 90s inland.According to the weather service, expect hotter temperatures through the weekend and into early next week.

Areas expected to reach the low 90s this weekend include San Jose, Santa Rosa and Napa. Meanwhile, inland East Bay locations such as Concord and Livermore are expected to approach triple-digits.Areas closer to the coast will also see warmer-than-usual temperatures, with highs in San Francisco expected to reach the upper 70s this weekend, and highs around 80 in Oakland.Officials offered several tips to beat the heat, including staying hydrated, taking breaks in the shade and not leaving children or pets in unattended vehicles.Spare The Air AlertAlong with high temperatures and high