Sacramento, CA – California residents should brace for shifting spring skies as thunderstorm threats and breezy conditions return to Sacramento starting Tuesday.
According to the National Weather Service, the week of April 15 will feature a rollercoaster of partly sunny days, possible thunder Tuesday night, and increased winds impacting central roadways, including I-5. Drivers, especially those commuting during the evening hours, should watch for sudden changes in visibility and wind gusts reaching 10 mph by midweek.
Tuesday will see partly sunny skies with a high of 77°F and light winds from the south. But by Tuesday night, skies turn mostly cloudy with wind speeds climbing to 9 mph—conditions that could spark isolated thunder. The unsettled weather will stretch through Wednesday, which remains partly sunny with a high near 73°F, while clouds linger into Wednesday night with lows near 52°F.
Thursday brings some relief with mostly sunny conditions and highs near 71°F, followed by a mostly clear night. However, another warm-up looms Friday with sunshine and a high of 78°F—perfect for outdoor plans if winds subside.
Five-Day Extended Forecast for Sacramento:
- Tuesday: High 77°F, partly sunny, breezy
- Wednesday: High 73°F, partly sunny, evening clouds
- Thursday: High 71°F, mostly sunny
- Friday: High 78°F, sunny, clear at night
- Saturday: High 80°F, sunny and dry
