Sacramento, CA – A stretch of dry and mild weather in Northern California will soon give way to rain and thunderstorms beginning midweek. Residents should prepare for wet roadways, gusty winds, and cooler temperatures lasting through the weekend.
According to the National Weather Service, Sacramento will see sunshine and a high near 68°F on Tuesday before clouds build overnight. A 20% chance of rain develops late Tuesday, increasing to 100% by Wednesday afternoon. Daytime highs will drop to the mid-50s, with gusty south winds up to 23 mph.
Rain and thunderstorms are likely Wednesday night into Thursday, potentially impacting commutes along Interstate 5 and Highway 99. Rain totals could be significant, leading to slick roads and reduced visibility. Drivers should use caution and allow extra travel time.
By Thursday, rain will linger with scattered showers and a high near 56°F. More widespread showers are expected Friday and Saturday, with temperatures staying in the low 50s to 60°F.
Looking ahead, the unsettled weather pattern may persist into the weekend, making outdoor plans uncertain. Those attending events or traveling should stay updated on changing conditions.
Spring is bringing much-needed rain to the Sacramento Valley, but the stormy pattern could disrupt daily routines. Stay weather-aware and check for updates on road conditions and forecasts before heading out.
