SACRAMENTO, CA – Snowfall is anticipated across parts of Northern California tonight, particularly near I-80, where up to four inches may accumulate by Monday evening. Drivers should prepare for slick roads and potential delays as temperatures drop, increasing the risk of icy patches and reduced visibility.
According to the National Weather Service in Sacramento, snowfall is expected to impact areas mainly south of I-80, with light accumulations of 1-4 inches through Monday night. Wind gusts could also reach hazardous levels, causing minor travel delays, especially for those commuting Monday morning. Travelers are urged to drive cautiously, as roads could become particularly treacherous at elevations between 5,000 and 7,000 feet.
Five-Day Weather Outlook for Sacramento:
• Monday: Snow showers likely until the afternoon, with temperatures peaking at 68°F. Accumulations are expected mainly in mountainous areas, with roads remaining icy in some locations.
• Monday Night: Partly cloudy with a low of 47°F. Snowfall tapers off, but drivers should remain cautious of slick spots.
• Tuesday: Clear skies with a high of 67°F, offering a brief respite from winter weather. Road conditions should improve as the snow melts.
• Wednesday: Partly sunny, high of 65°F. A mild day, though conditions may change by evening.
• Thursday: Rain showers likely, high near 66°F, with another wave of precipitation expected to impact evening commutes.
