Sacramento, CA – Residents are advised to prepare for frost and patchy fog tonight, with temperatures dropping to a low of 32°F. Visibility could be impacted early Wednesday morning as fog develops across the area.
According to the National Weather Service, widespread frost is likely to form after 3 a.m., primarily in low-lying areas. Patchy fog is expected to accompany the frost, creating potential travel hazards during the early morning hours. Calm winds will further contribute to the chilly conditions.
Wednesday will see clear skies after frost dissipates, with temperatures rising to a mild high of 61°F. Another round of frost is forecast for Wednesday night as temperatures dip to 36°F.
Drivers are urged to exercise caution during the morning commute, as frost and fog may reduce visibility and create slick road conditions. Residents should protect sensitive plants and outdoor pipes from freezing overnight.
The cooler weather pattern is expected to continue through the week, with sunny days and cold nights persisting in the Sacramento area.
