Labor Day Weekend Will See Cooling For Holiday
The holiday weekend kicked off with some warm temperatures but is expected to end on a cooler note.
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The holiday weekend kicked off with some warm temperatures but is expected to end on a cooler note.
Thunderstorms fired off in the Sierra Sunday afternoon while the valley sweated through near 100 degree temperatures.
After a great week with temperatures well below normal, Northern California has started a warming trend.
Next week won't feel like summer in Sacramento as temperatures are set to drop way below normal.
A mild delta breeze is keeping things quite pleasant in Northern California this weekend.
Triple digit temperatures are returning for the weekend, and it won't take long for things to heat up on Friday.
Temperatures climbed a bit as the weekend started in Sacramento, topping out in the mid 90s.
Temperatures are rocketing into the triple digits for the seventh straight day Thursday – a sizzling setting for 4th of July parades, picnics and backyard barbecues!
The intense heat in Sacramento continues and doesn't show any signs of backing down.
A ridge of high pressure has brought an abrupt end to the cool, wet weather that kicked off the work week.
A light and steady rain will continue to fall along the I-80 corridor through the morning commute.
The warm and dry weather in Northern California is about to come to an abrupt end.
After a record-setting weekend, temperatures finally begin to cool throughout the week.
Have you had enough of the heat? Relief is on the way.
By 11 a.m. Friday, temperatures across northern California had already risen into the 80s -- even hitting 90 degrees in the foothills -- and this is just the beginning of a sweltering couple of days.
It looks like those forecasted record-shattering temperatures will be cooler than expected, but don't think it means we'll be avoiding a hot weekend.
It was a hot close to the weekend with temperatures topping out in the mid 90s for many valley locations.
Just in time for about a zillion outdoor events this weekend, it's about to get hot and windy!
Wet weather will return to Northern California after a couple of very dry weeks.
Saturday was a great way to kick off the Memorial Day weekend with mild temperatures and a nice breeze.
The hot valley temperatures will finally take a back seat to cooler weather as the delta breeze kicks in to end the weekend and usher in the workweek.
It's another toasty day for most of Northern California with temperatures running a good 10 degrees above normal this weekend.
The warming trend will continue into the weekend as temperatures are expected to reach above normal highs in the low 90s.
On Friday and Saturday we were in the 90s in the valley, but now we're seeing rain. As a result, temperatures will only be in the 70s this week with wild swings in the weather.
Another round of mountain storms hit the Sierra Sunday afternoon.
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