Hanford, California – Hot, dry conditions will grip Central California on Tuesday as temperatures soar past 100°F for the second straight day, triggering a Heat Advisory that remains in effect until 11 p.m. PDT Tuesday, according to the National Weather Service in Hanford.
Highs could reach 105°F in parts of Fresno, Kings, and Tulare Counties, including Hanford, Visalia, and Lemoore, while even foothill communities near CA-198 and CA-41 won’t find much relief. The advisory warns of elevated risks for heat exhaustion and heat stroke, especially for vulnerable groups and outdoor workers.
Residents are urged to:
- Stay indoors in air conditioning
- Drink water consistently, not just when thirsty
- Avoid strenuous activities from late morning through sunset
- Wear light, breathable clothing and check on neighbors
Tuesday’s high in Hanford is expected to reach 101°F, followed by a mild dip into the mid-60s overnight. Though conditions will slightly ease midweek, above-normal temperatures will persist into the weekend.
🌤️ Five-Day Forecast for Hanford, CA:
- Tuesday (High 101°F, Low 66°F): Sunny and hot. Heat Advisory in effect until 11 p.m.
- Wednesday (High 96°F, Low 66°F): Sunny, slightly cooler.
- Thursday (High 96°F, Low 66°F): Continued sun with calmer winds.
- Friday (High 97°F, Low 68°F): Summer heat holds. Minimal breeze.
- Saturday (High 99°F, Low 68°F): Near triple digits again. Use caution outdoors.
- Sunday (High 100°F): Another hot day — potential for renewed advisories early next week.
