Sacramento, California – A significant warm-up is headed for California’s Central Valley, with temperatures expected to soar above 85°F in many cities starting Monday afternoon. The National Weather Service warns of a return to above-normal temperatures, coupled with areas of Minor HeatRisk throughout the region.
According to the NWS, cities like Auburn and Marysville will see lower chances of exceeding 85°F next week, but Sacramento, Redding, and Red Bluff could experience nearly 100% likelihood of reaching those temperatures by Wednesday. In addition, areas of Minor HeatRisk are expected, particularly in cities like Modesto, Chico, and Stockton, where heat-related impacts may intensify.
By Tuesday, the high heat will spread across the region, with many areas experiencing highs in the mid-90s. As temperatures climb, residents are advised to stay hydrated, limit outdoor activity during peak heat, and check on vulnerable individuals.
Residents can expect temperatures to remain elevated until Saturday, with the warmest conditions forecast for Wednesday and Thursday. NWS advises monitoring local updates for more details as the heatwave progresses.
