Hanford, California – Hanford is bracing for its hottest stretch of the summer as temperatures climb near or above 100 degrees by midweek, creating dangerous afternoon heat for residents and those working outdoors. According to the National Weather Service, the hot spell begins Wednesday with highs forecast to reach 100°F, continuing through at least Saturday with daily peaks between 100°F and 102°F across Kings County and the greater San Joaquin Valley.
Forecasters warn that this prolonged heat will impact Hanford, Lemoore, and Riverdale, especially during the afternoon hours when temperatures soar and overnight lows remain in the upper 60s. Northwest winds will offer little relief, remaining mostly calm outside of occasional gusts early in the week. Health officials recommend limiting outdoor activity between 1 p.m. and 7 p.m., staying hydrated, and checking on neighbors without air conditioning. Heat-sensitive groups, including children and seniors, are urged to take extra precautions.
The string of 100-degree days is expected to last through the end of the workweek, with only minor overnight cooling. Local agencies may issue additional heat advisories as the pattern holds. Stay tuned for updates if the hot, dry conditions persist into next weekend.
Five Day Forecast for Hanford, California:
- Monday: Sunny, high 92°F, low 64°F
- Tuesday: Sunny, high 95°F, low 65°F
- Wednesday: Hot, high 100°F, low 67°F
- Thursday: Hot, high 101°F, low 69°F
- Friday: Hot, high 102°F, low 68°F
