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The weather on Hawk Hill is quite variable and can change within minutes. During fall migration it can get quite cold when the fog rolls in. If the fog clears it can be very warm. It can get very windy, and if there are no clouds there is no cover from the sun. Basically, despite what the weather is elsewhere in the Bay Area, be prepared for anything, and be prepared for it to change throughout the day.
If you are going to Hawk Hill, be sure to layer your clothing, bring water and a lunch and enjoy the view of hawks as well as the Golden Gate Bridge and San Francisco.
Click here for current weather observations.
Click here for live Golden Gate Bridge camera (courtesy CBS) to check the fog level! If you can see fog at bridge-level, it's likely that Hawk Hill is socked in.
Click here for the San Francisco Bay Area Fog Forecast
Click here for real-time wind patterns on the SF Bay (northerly/westerly winds best for hawks!).
Paul's Weather — General bay Area weather and sattelite information.
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