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Sacramento, CA Weather This Weekend: Rain, 63° High Saturday Oct 31
SACRAMENTO, CA – Residents across Sacramento and surrounding communities in Sacramento County could see a cooler, cloudier start to the weekend as rain chances return Saturday, followed by improving c
By Wesley Grant · 2026-10-30T12:18:52.257Z
SACRAMENTO, CA – Residents across Sacramento and surrounding communities in Sacramento County could see a cooler, cloudier start to the weekend as rain chances return Saturday, followed by improving conditions Sunday.
Friday's temperatures are expected to reach approximately 70 degrees before dropping to around 63 degrees Saturday, marking a 7 degree decline in daytime highs.
According to the National Weather Service in Sacramento, a slight chance of rain is forecast between 11 a.m. and noon Saturday, with precipitation chances reaching 20%.
Cloudy skies are expected throughout much of Saturday, with south winds around 3 to 5 mph. Any rainfall during the daytime period is expected to be light, with less than one tenth of an inch possible.
Rain Chances Continue Saturday Night The possibility of rain will continue into Saturday night, particularly after 11 p.m.
The National Weather Service places overnight precipitation chances at 30%, with temperatures falling to approximately 51 degrees.
South winds near 5 mph are expected to become calm overnight.
The cooler conditions could affect outdoor Halloween plans, although widespread heavy rainfall is not indicated in the Sacramento forecast.
Sunshine Returns Sunday Conditions are expected to improve Sunday, with mostly sunny skies and temperatures reaching approximately 66 degrees.
Sunday night should bring mostly clear conditions and a low near 47 degrees.
Monday is forecast to remain mostly sunny, with afternoon temperatures near 65 degrees.
Another Rain Chance Tuesday Rain chances return Tuesday, particularly after 11 a.m., as temperatures climb to approximately 66 degrees.
Additional slight chances of rain are forecast Wednesday and Thursday.
Residents planning outdoor activities, weekend travel or Halloween celebrations should monitor updated National Weather Service forecasts for changes in precipitation timing.