Sacramento, CA – Sacramento is bracing for a prolonged stretch of dangerous heat, with temperatures climbing toward 100°F by midweek and persisting through the weekend. The National Weather Service warns that the Sacramento Valley will see little overnight cooling, raising concerns about heat-related illnesses, especially for vulnerable residents.
According to the NWS, highs will reach the mid to upper 90s by Wednesday and are expected to peak near 100°F by Friday and Saturday. Overnight lows remain in the 60s, providing limited relief. While no official heat advisory has been issued yet, forecasters caution that conditions may warrant one by late Wednesday if the warming trend continues.
Tuesday: Sunny, with highs around 91°F. Light southwest winds offer little cooling.
Wednesday: Hot and dry, topping out near 97°F with calm winds.
Thursday: High of 95°F under clear skies. Lows only fall to the low 60s.
Friday: Sunny and hotter, reaching 98°F.
Saturday: Potential peak of the heat wave, near 100°F and sunny all day.
The extended heat could stretch into early next week, prompting residents to check on neighbors, hydrate frequently, and avoid strenuous activity during peak hours. Updates will follow if official advisories are issued or temperatures exceed 100°F.
Five Day Forecast for Sacramento, CA:
Tuesday: Sunny, high 91°F / low 60°F
Wednesday: Hot, high 97°F / low 63°F
Thursday: Sunny, high 95°F / low 62°F
Friday: Hot, high 98°F / low 65°F
Saturday: Sunny and very hot, high near 100°F / low 64°F
