Sacramento, CA – Another surge of summer heat is on the way for Sacramento, with triple-digit temperatures returning by Friday and expected to linger through the weekend. Afternoon highs could reach 100°F Friday and Saturday, raising risks for heat-related illness, especially for those without adequate cooling.
According to the National Weather Service, sunny skies will dominate through early next week, with a warming trend beginning Thursday as high pressure builds across Northern California. Wednesday remains hot but manageable, topping out near 96°F. By Friday and Saturday, heat intensifies with highs near 100°F and minimal overnight relief—lows will hover in the mid-60s, limiting recovery time overnight.
Wednesday: Sunny and hot, high of 96°F. Light afternoon breezes offer little relief.
Thursday: High of 96°F again, slightly breezier. Clear and mild overnight with a low of 63°F.
Friday: Heat peaks near 100°F. Limit outdoor activity during peak afternoon hours.
Saturday: Another 100°F day. Stay hydrated and avoid prolonged sun exposure.
Sunday: Slight dip to 98°F, but heat remains intense.
Residents should prepare for increased energy use, possible air quality concerns, and heat stress on vulnerable populations. With no rain in sight, conditions will stay dry through early next week. More heat alerts may be issued if highs trend higher or stretch beyond Sunday.
Five Day Forecast for Sacramento, CA
- Thursday: Sunny, high 96°F / low 63°F
- Friday: Sunny, high 100°F / low 66°F
- Saturday: Sunny, high 100°F / low 63°F
- Sunday: Sunny, high 98°F / low 63°F
- Monday: Sunny, high 96°F / low 61°F
