Sacramento, CA – Rain and thunderstorms are set to move through Northern California starting Sunday, March 2, bringing wet conditions through much of the upcoming week. Residents in Sacramento and Eureka should prepare for periods of heavy rain, patchy fog, and potential thunderstorms as a spring weather pattern develops.
According to the National Weather Service, Sacramento will see a high near 58°F on Sunday, with a 70% chance of showers in the morning and thunderstorms possible in the afternoon. Winds will reach 7 mph, and rainfall totals could exceed a quarter of an inch. Nighttime temperatures will drop to the low 40s, with lingering showers before midnight.
Eureka will also experience wet conditions, with rain expected throughout Sunday. Patchy fog will form in the morning, reducing visibility for drivers. Winds in Eureka will be stronger, reaching up to 22 mph, and temperatures will hover around 50°F.
Looking ahead, both cities will continue to see unsettled weather through midweek. Sacramento will have cloudy skies and highs near 59°F on Tuesday, with a slight chance of rain. Eureka will remain rainy, with temperatures staying in the low 50s. By Thursday, both cities may experience clearing conditions, with partial sunshine returning.
Travelers should remain cautious, as wet roads and low visibility could impact commutes. Drivers along I-5 and Highway 101 should allow extra time and check forecasts before heading out. Keep an eye on weather alerts as this spring system moves through.
