Stockton is starting Monday in damp fog and mist, with temperatures around 45 degrees before the gray breaks apart. By afternoon, sunshine returns and temperatures climb to about 73 degrees, setting up a warm, dry stretch across the city.
The National Weather Service expects patchy fog and haze to linger through roughly 10 a.m., followed by mostly sunny skies and light northwest winds. No rain is expected Monday, and there are no watches, warnings or advisories posted for the area.
Sunny 70s Stretch Through Veterans Day
Tuesday looks even warmer, with a sunny high near 74 degrees and northwest winds around 5 mph. The Valley could see somewhat breezier northerly winds during the day, with gusts generally reaching 15 to 20 mph.
Wednesday, Veterans Day, should stay sunny and mild with a high near 75, while overnight lows settle into the upper 40s and low 50s. Thursday remains mostly sunny near 73 degrees, keeping the first half of the week ideal for errands, walks and outdoor plans after the chilly mornings.
Rain Chances Build Into The Weekend
Friday will still be mostly sunny, but temperatures dip slightly to around 71 degrees and the first small rain chance appears. Saturday starts mostly sunny near 70, then carries a slight chance of light rain after 4 p.m.; the shift is more notable than the dry early-week outlook in Hoodline’s earlier forecast.
Rain becomes likely Saturday night, with a 72% chance and a low near 52 degrees. Sunday looks substantially cooler and wetter, with rain likely, mostly cloudy skies and a high near 61.
Fog Could Still Slow Early Trips
Drivers should watch for patchy fog during early-morning travel, especially while winds remain light and temperatures sit near the dew point. The pattern is otherwise quiet through midweek before the weekend brings the first meaningful wet-weather disruption.
