Hanford, California – Summer heat continues to tighten its grip on the San Joaquin Valley as Hanford braces for a high of 96°F on Tuesday, July 29th, with hotter days ahead.
According to the National Weather Service, Tuesday’s temperatures will spike under clear skies, with light northwest winds around 5 mph. The heat is expected to intensify midweek, peaking at 97°F by Thursday, prompting a summer weather alert for prolonged heat exposure. Drivers along State Route 198 and nearby roads should prepare for sun glare and overheated vehicle risks during afternoon hours.
Residents should stay hydrated, limit outdoor activity during peak sun (1–6 p.m.), and check on vulnerable neighbors. Although no formal heat advisory has been issued, weather officials urge caution as the Valley remains under persistent dry and sunny conditions.
Nights offer little relief, with lows holding steady in the mid-60s through the week. Breezes may bring brief comfort, but heat buildup indoors can pose overnight health risks without adequate cooling.
🔎 Five-Day Outlook for Hanford, CA:
Tuesday, July 29: Sunny, high near 96°F. Light northwest wind.
Wednesday: Sunny again, high near 96°F. Winds around 5 mph.
Thursday: Hottest day of the week. Sunny, high near 97°F.
Friday: Continued sun, high of 97°F. Nighttime low around 66°F.
Saturday–Sunday: Sunny both days. Highs in mid-90s, lows in the 60s.
⚠️ Expect continued summer heat through the weekend into early August. No storms or relief in sight — stay weather aware.
