Hanford, CA – Spring weather in Central California remains active as rain and possible thunderstorms are expected through midweek. Monday will start with showers before clouds clear, but another system could bring more rain by Wednesday.
According to the National Weather Service, Monday morning rain will taper off, giving way to drier conditions and a high near 61°F. Winds will be light, but cloud cover will remain. By Monday night, skies will be partly cloudy, with lows dipping to around 40°F.
Tuesday brings mostly sunny skies with a high near 64°F, offering a brief break from wet conditions. However, by Tuesday night, a 30% chance of rain returns, increasing to 80% on Wednesday. Forecasters predict steady rainfall and possible thunderstorms with highs around 55°F. Rainfall amounts could vary, with heavier accumulation possible in storms.
Drivers should use caution on wet roads, especially along Highway 198, where slick conditions may lead to delays. Rain is expected to ease by Thursday, with only a slight chance of showers in the morning. By Friday, mostly sunny skies and highs near 67°F will bring a return to classic spring weather.
Residents should prepare for changing conditions by keeping rain gear handy and staying updated on forecasts. While spring warmth is on the horizon, early-week storms could impact travel and outdoor plans.
