September is the month of events: you'll something for all tastes at the many community get-togethers that take place most weekends this month. Most locals are done with summer travels and tourists are still enjoying the beautiful weather in the city. Key Events: Silicon Valley Pride, Santa Clara County Fair, Italian Family Festa, San Jose Renaissance Faire and Fantasy Fest, SiliCon, Music in the Park, Jazz Summer Fest September The heat can sometimes be oppressive in the middle of the day, but there’s still plenty to do (like the Pride Parade) and evening temperatures are perfect for outdoor dining. Temperatures reach their height towards the end of summer. The weather is hot but the skies are generally blue and cloudless.
July is the peak tourist month in San Jose with crowded amusement parks, busy green spaces and clogged freeways. There are few better places to be in summer on the California coast that out on the beach © SvetlanaSF / Getty Images / iStockphoto July The only thing to watch out for is fire season, which is generally at its worst in September and October always heed local warnings about fire safety and stay well clear of areas where fires have been reported. In both May and the fall, the weather is ideal for a slew of outdoor activities, from paddle boarding and kayaking in the Bay to picnicking or hiking at one of the many green spaces in and around the city. As the summer heat starts to fade, attention shifts from beaches to hiking community events in October give way to holiday festivals in November and December. The second shoulder period is in the fall and early winter. In May, San Jose’s colorful gardens are in bloom the weather isn’t too hot or too cold and the crowds are only just starting to gather. There are two shoulder seasons in San Jose, either side of the busy summertime. Google headquarters in Silicon Valley, basking in the sunshine © Shutterstock / Benny Marty Shoulder season: May and October to Decemberīest for outdoor activities and holiday events
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