California’s Sacramento Valley Sees Showers Today: Key Roadways Impacted, Extended Forecast Shows Weekend Sun

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Sacramento, CA – Northern California residents should prepare for a rainy Friday evening as showers move through the Sacramento Valley. Commuters traveling along Highway 99 and local roads should anticipate wet conditions after 5 p.m., with possible light rain persisting into the evening. The weather is expected to shift, with drier skies and mild temperatures forecasted for the weekend.

According to the U.S. National Weather Service Sacramento, the high for Friday is expected to reach 66°F, with patchy fog early and a 30% chance of showers beginning late in the afternoon. Rainfall accumulation is expected to remain light, but those on the roads are urged to exercise caution, as slick roadways could affect visibility and driving conditions.

Tonight, the rain could intensify, with thunderstorms potentially developing after midnight. Temperatures will drop to a low of 53°F, accompanied by gusty winds from the south, reaching up to 8 mph. By Saturday morning, showers are likely to continue but will clear by midday, leading to sunny skies in the afternoon and a high of 62°F. Travelers planning to head out early should consider postponing plans until after the rain clears to avoid any potential delays.

Looking ahead, the Sacramento Valley is in for a dry stretch. Sunday’s forecast predicts sunny skies with a high of 67°F, and winds shifting from the northwest at up to 18 mph. Monday and Tuesday are also expected to remain mostly sunny, with temperatures warming slightly, reaching highs near 69°F and 71°F respectively.

For those in the Sacramento region, this weekend offers an ideal opportunity to enjoy the outdoors once the rain clears. Be prepared for cooler morning temperatures and brisk winds, especially on Sunday. Stay updated with local forecasts and travel safely.

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