Sacramento, CA – High winds are sweeping across Northern California today, with gusts up to 35 mph expected in the Sacramento Valley and Delta regions. The Sierra could see winds peaking at 50 mph, creating hazardous conditions for drivers and outdoor activities. Residents are advised to secure loose items and prepare for possible power outages.
According to the National Weather Service (NWS) in Sacramento, winds will intensify throughout the day, with gusts strongest by mid-afternoon. High-profile vehicles should exercise caution, particularly on Interstate 80 and U.S. Highway 50, as these roads are vulnerable to wind hazards. Downed tree branches and debris could further disrupt travel.
By Monday evening, winds are expected to ease slightly, but drivers and pedestrians should remain vigilant.
The week ahead brings calmer weather. Tuesday will be sunny with highs around 58°F, following morning frost. Clear skies persist through Wednesday, with highs reaching 61°F and lows dipping to the mid-30s. By Thursday, temperatures will climb to 62°F with continued sunny conditions, offering a brief respite from today’s turbulent weather.
Residents should stay informed through local weather alerts and plan outdoor activities accordingly. For real-time updates, visit weather.gov.
