Hanford, California – Spring storms could slow traffic and outdoor plans in Hanford Saturday as rain and isolated thunderstorms move into the San Joaquin Valley.
According to the National Weather Service, showers are likely Saturday morning and afternoon, with a thunderstorm possible after 11 a.m. New rainfall totals will stay under a tenth of an inch, but higher amounts are possible in storms. Winds will shift from the northwest to southeast by Saturday night, keeping the air breezy as clouds linger.
Motorists using Highway 198 should prepare for slick roads during peak rainfall hours. Storm drainage systems could see minor backups, and lightning remains a threat in isolated areas. Residents should delay yardwork, secure loose outdoor items, and stay alert for updates from local officials.
By Sunday, skies clear over Hanford with partly sunny conditions and highs climbing back to 68°F. Monday begins a dry, warming trend with sunny skies and highs pushing into the mid-70s. The rest of the week remains calm and comfortable—ideal for spring events, travel, and agriculture.
📅 5-Day Hanford Spring Weather Outlook:
- Saturday: Rain likely, thunderstorm after 11 a.m. High 62°F.
- Sunday: Partly sunny, high 68°F.
- Monday: Sunny, high 76°F.
- Tuesday: Sunny, high 85°F.
- Wednesday: Clear skies, high near 88°F.
