Powerful gusts along with cooler temperatures are forecast for the greater Bay Area over the weekend, and some locations could see strong winds that may prompt power shutoffs to about 200 customers.
The National Weather Service said Friday that the windy weather could bring downed tree limbs and difficult driving conditions.
A cold front arriving Friday night into early Saturday may bring drizzle to some areas in the coastal hills and mountains, according to the National Weather Service. The forecast for gusty winds has prompted PG&E to notify 5,800 customers around Northern and Central California of potential Public Safety Power Shutoffs.
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