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Rainy Weekend in San Francisco: What’s Indoors and What to Wear

This weekend’s forecast by part of town, what to bring, and every event on our calendar sorted by our best guess at whether it’s indoors.

Sunday, October 11

No Rain in the Forecast This Weekend.

Highest chance of rain in any part of the city: 0% (National Weather Service). Keep this page for a wet weekend: the lists below update themselves.

West SideSunset, Richmond, Ocean Beach

  • OvernightMostly Clear51°0%
  • SundaySunny58°0%
  • Sunday NightMostly Clear52°0%

Downtown and the BayFinancial District, Embarcadero, piers

  • OvernightClear53°0%
  • SundaySunny60°0%
  • Sunday NightMostly Clear55°0%

The Mission SideMission, Potrero Hill, Noe Valley

  • OvernightClear52°0%
  • SundaySunny64°0%
  • Sunday NightMostly Clear53°0%

Forecast: National Weather Service (NOAA) for each area’s grid point, issued 2:36 am, Oct 11. The percentage is the chance of rain for that period.

What to Bring

  • A compact umbrella in your bag. Rain isn’t in the forecast, but fog can leave things damp, and a small umbrella weighs nothing. A hooded jacket does double duty against wind.
  • Layers. The forecast runs from 51° to 64° across the city this weekend. A warm jacket, and layers under it.
  • Shoes with grip. Steep sidewalks and cable car tracks get slick when they’re wet.

Weather Tips by Part of Town

West Side

The Sunset, the Richmond, Golden Gate Park and Ocean Beach are usually the coolest, foggiest and windiest part of the city. Fog can leave everything damp even when it isn’t raining.

The Waterfront

The Embarcadero, Fisherman’s Wharf and the piers catch the wind off the bay. Rain feels colder there, so this is where the hood matters most.

The Mission Side

The Mission, Potrero Hill and Noe Valley are often warmer and sunnier, because the hills around them block much of the fog. Rain is a different story: storms reach everywhere.

The Hills

Twin Peaks, Nob Hill and Russian Hill are windier at the top, and steep wet sidewalks are slippery. Take the bus or cable car up instead of walking.

This Weekend’s Events, Sorted for Rain

13 events on our calendar for Sunday, October 11.

Indoors, by Our Best Guess 2

Your best bets if it pours.

Outdoors: Have a Rain Plan 11

Most go ahead in light rain; heavy rain can cancel them. The organizer’s page will say.

Oct11Sun
Family

Inner Sunset Flea Market

Sun · 10 am · Irving Street

Sunset DistrictFree

Outdoors · our guess: it’s a flea, and those are usually outside

Indoor Ideas, Any Day

Museums, galleries, libraries and bookshops from our directory. By their nature they are indoors; opening hours vary, so check each page.

Museums

Galleries

Libraries

Bookshops and Shops

Coffee to Wait It Out

More for a Wet Day

Cite this page: Project SF, “Rainy Weekend in San Francisco: What’s Indoors and What to Wear”, projectsf.com/rainy-weekend-san-francisco/ (updated ).