Rain, Snow Expected To Hit Wednesday In First Of Series Of Storms
Many Sacramento residents were scrambling to clean up leaves and other yard debris Tuesday as a much-needed storm system closes in on the region.
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Many Sacramento residents were scrambling to clean up leaves and other yard debris Tuesday as a much-needed storm system closes in on the region.
It's cold outside, but it could get colder. Dave Bender shows you how far temperatures will drop tonight
After record-breaking temperatures the past several days and highs flirting with 70 degrees in mid-January, changes are on the way for the Sacramento Valley.
See what's in store for Friday.
It's a chilly morning! If you don't need to get out of bed, just say in there warm and toasty!
The first day of winter has been a breezy one Thursday in the Sacramento Valley, but the winds are expected to die down and the temperature will drop well below freezing overnight.
Dense fog is making road travel dangerous for commuters this Wednesday morning.
See how long the fog will last in the Sacramento Valley on Wednesday.
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Just how long will these freezing overnight temperatures last? Laura Skirde has the answer in her morning forecast.
A freeze in the forecast didn't keep some families from the outdoor ice rink in downtown Sacrametno on Tuesday night, even with temperatures again dropping into chilling territory.
The National Weather Service has issued a freeze warning throughout the region for the second straight night.
Overnight temperatures are expected to drop to below freezing overnight, which means precautions need to be taken for plants and pets.
See how long the strong, cold winds will last. Meteorologist Laura Skirde has your forecast.
Fog is expected to give way to high winds beginning Wednesday morning, according to the National Weather Service.
After another nice day with highs in the mid-60s on Wednesday, the clouds will begin to roll in over the Sacramento Valley, bringing rain on and off through the weekend, according to CBS13 meteorologist Laura Skirde.
The rain storm projected for this weekend is weakening and won't likely bring much precipitation to the valley or Sierras, according to CBS13 meteorologist Laura Skirde.
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A cold front has descended on the Sacramento region, where temperatures dropped down to the mid-30s this morning.
There are some significant weather changes on the way for the rest of this week, according to CBS13 meteorologist Laura Skirde.
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