The National Weather Service in Sacramento has issued an updated forecast for the coming days. Dry and warm weather is expected through Friday, with a Minor HeatRisk in the Valley due to rising temperatures, according to the National Weather Service.
"Dry and warm weather expected through the remainder of the week with areas of Minor HeatRisk in the Valley," said the National Weather Service Sacramento. Temperatures are likely to rise above 80 degrees Fahrenheit on Wednesday and Friday, with a 50–90% chance in the Delta, Valley, and foothills. Conditions may begin to change starting on Friday night.
By the weekend, the weather in interior Northern California is expected to become more unsettled, with a slight chance of light mountain showers north of Interstate 80. Temperatures will cool to near normal, and gusty north to east winds are possible. "Probability of northerly Wind Gusts > 40 mph: 25-55%, highest in the Sacramento Valley and on Sunday," the forecast states. "VFR conditions expected at TAF sites next 24 hours." Surface winds are expected to stay at 12 knots or less, with gusts up to 16 knots possible in the San Joaquin Valley and Sierra before on Wednesday evening. There are no current watches, warnings, or advisories, as reported by the National Weather Service.
