Fog and mist affected parts of the region, with light winds, as Monday began, but the jacket weather will not last long. Morning haze and patchy fog may linger through about 9 a.m. before partly sunny skies push the city toward a high near 71.
Foggy Start, Warm Afternoon
The early haze could briefly make for a murky commute, especially in low-lying parts of the Valley, but visibility should improve quickly. Winds will remain light around Sacramento, and no rain is expected Monday.
Tuesday is shaping up as the warmest day of the stretch, with sunny skies and a high near 75. The National Weather Service also expects dry, warmer conditions through Thursday, with some breezier north-to-east winds developing across the broader Valley.
Rain Waits Until The Weekend
Veterans Day on Wednesday should stay sunny with a high near 72, followed by mostly sunny skies and a high near 71 Thursday. Friday remains mostly sunny near 69, while Saturday is expected to be partly cloudy during the day with a chance of rain at night.
The wetter shift now looks most likely Saturday night into Sunday, when rain is likely and the high could reach only 60 degrees. That timing is a more concentrated change from Hoodline's earlier forecast, which had rain chances appearing sooner in the week.
No watches, warnings or advisories are posted for Sacramento. For now, outdoor plans look favorable through Friday: bring a light layer for cool mornings, enjoy the mild afternoons and keep an umbrella nearby for the weekend.
