Sacramento, CA – Rain and high-elevation snow are on the way for Northern California, potentially impacting travel and outdoor plans. According to the U.S. National Weather Service in Sacramento, a system bringing scattered showers and mountain snow is forecasted to develop in the region by Monday evening.
The Sacramento area will see a 40% chance of rain beginning Monday afternoon, with conditions likely clearing overnight. High temperatures in Sacramento are expected to reach 67°F, with a low around 45°F tonight. In the mountains, light snow accumulations could affect travel at higher elevations, including areas around Lake Tahoe.
On Tuesday, clear skies return with daytime highs in the upper 60s, but clouds will increase again overnight, leading to a higher chance of rain by Wednesday. Showers are expected to persist through Thursday, with another round of rain potentially arriving Friday night.
Residents in the area should plan for cooler temperatures and intermittent rain throughout the week.
