A few lucky San Francisco Bay Area residents were treated to glimpses of the Northern Lights on Friday night, but clouds largely obscured the celestial light show Saturday—and prospects for Sunday night appear hit-or-miss as well.
“If you are in the city, you’re probably out of luck,” National Weather Service meteorologist Dalton Behringer told The Standard late Sunday morning. “Last night’s cloud cover is going to be very similar tonight.”
Those clouds, coming from an onshore flow-driven marine layer, will likely blanket coastal urban areas and valleys again Sunday evening, just as they did Saturday night after some clearer conditions allowed northern lights viewing early Saturday.
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