Overnight temperatures could approach record lows in parts of the Bay Area on Tuesday night, the National Weather Service said.
A mass of cold air sliding down from Siberia and the Gulf of Alaska prompted a freeze warning for parts of the Bay Area on Tuesday night, leading officials in the South Bay to begin opening warming shelters to house people living alongside creek beds.
The San Jose International Airport is forecast to reach 34 degrees, though areas further from downtown may see temperatures dip to 30 degrees, Canepa said. The city’s record low temperature for Feb. 15 is 28 degrees, which was set in 1893. The cold overnight lows are due to a mass of cold air dropping into the region from Siberia, by way of the Gulf of Alaska and the Pacific Northwest, Canepa said. A cold front pushing through the region on Tuesday afternoon caused several light showers to develop across the region, dropping a few hundredths of an inch of rain along parts of the East Bay and in Santa Clara County.
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