Sacramento, CA – Residents and travelers through the Sacramento area should brace for winter-like conditions, with snowfall hitting the I-80 corridor through the Sierra. As of early Thursday morning, moderate snow accumulations began along I-80, prompting chain requirements. CalTrans cameras near Kingvale captured snowfall impacting visibility, while the National Weather Service urged caution due to potentially hazardous travel conditions along the route. Travelers are encouraged to check road conditions at quickmap.dot.ca.gov before heading out.
Friday’s forecast for Sacramento brings partly sunny skies with temperatures peaking near 66°F. However, evening hours will see an 18 mph gusty wind, with heavy rainfall expected to start late Friday night. Showers are likely to continue into Saturday morning, potentially impacting morning commutes and weekend plans.
By Saturday afternoon, skies will partially clear, and temperatures will reach a high of 61°F. Nighttime temperatures, however, are predicted to dip to 47°F. Conditions are set to improve on Sunday, with sunny skies and a high of 66°F, ideal for outdoor activities. Sunday night will remain clear, and temperatures are expected to hover around 49°F.
Early next week, Sacramento residents can anticipate stable, sunny weather, with temperatures reaching 68°F by Tuesday. For those traveling on I-80 this weekend, staying updated with the latest road conditions and being prepared for changing weather is advised.
