Hanford, CA – Fall mornings in the San Joaquin Valley will stay murky through Monday as dense fog rolls across Hanford and surrounding farmland. Visibility could drop below a quarter-mile along Highway 198 and local rural routes, especially near dawn.
According to the National Weather Service in Hanford, fog is most likely between 3 a.m. and 9 a.m. each morning through Monday. Motorists should reduce speed, use headlights, and avoid sudden lane changes. While no advisories are posted, drivers should stay alert for rapid changes in visibility, particularly on Highway 41 near Lemoore and Armona.
By late morning, fog clears out, revealing warm fall sunshine and calm conditions. Monday’s high will hit 79°F with light winds and dry air—ideal for outdoor work, agriculture, or early Halloween decorating. Afternoon skies stay clear through Tuesday, with only minimal cloud cover expected midweek.
Cooler nights continue as lows dip into the low 50s. No frost is in the forecast, but the early chill will be noticeable. The calm, sunny pattern holds through Thursday before clouds start to build late in the week.
No rain is expected in the five-day outlook. The main hazard remains morning fog, which could persist into Wednesday. Stay alert during early commutes and allow extra time on local roads.
Five-Day Weather Outlook for Hanford, CA:
- Monday: Sunny, high near 79°F. Morning fog possible.
- Tuesday: Sunny and calm. High near 78°F.
- Wednesday: Sunny, breezy afternoon. High near 74°F.
- Thursday: Sunny and dry. High near 74°F.
- Friday: Mostly sunny, mild. High near 74°F.
