Sacramento, CA – Dense fog is creating hazardous travel conditions across the Sacramento Valley today, with visibility reduced to a quarter mile in some areas. Drivers are urged to exercise caution, particularly along Interstate 5 and other major highways. The National Weather Service warns that low visibility will persist until late morning, making commutes potentially dangerous.
According to the National Weather Service, a Dense Fog Advisory is in effect until 10 a.m. Sunday, impacting areas such as Sacramento, Stockton, and Modesto. Motorists should use low-beam headlights, slow down, and maintain extra distance between vehicles. Fog is expected to gradually dissipate as the sun rises, but travel delays may occur during the busiest morning hours.
Following today’s foggy start, rain showers are expected by the afternoon with a high near 58°F. Showers will continue overnight, with up to 60% precipitation and lows around 48°F. Monday brings heavier rain, gusts up to 18 mph, and highs reaching 54°F, creating additional challenges for Thanksgiving travelers.
Looking ahead, the Sacramento Valley will see a mix of rain and partly sunny skies through midweek. Tuesday holds a 60% chance of showers with a high of 57°F, while Wednesday promises a clearer, mostly sunny day with highs near 55°F—ideal for pre-holiday preparations. Thanksgiving Day itself is forecast to remain dry, with partly sunny skies and mild temperatures around 55°F.
Travelers and residents should stay alert for weather updates and plan ahead to avoid delays or hazardous conditions. For real-time road conditions, visit the Caltrans website.
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