Saturday will bring widespread Valley highs in the low to mid 70s, with generally light onshore winds.
Saturday is expected to bring warm, dry conditions across the Valley, with generally light onshore winds. The National Weather Service says warm, dry conditions will continue across the Valley, with afternoon highs running several degrees above normal.
A Warm, Quiet Weekend
Sunday should remain mostly sunny with a high near 71 and an overnight low around 50. Monday will be similarly mild, followed by Valley highs in the mid 70s Tuesday and Wednesday.
Winds around Stockton should stay generally light through the stretch, mostly between calm and 5 mph. That makes the weekend a solid setup for outdoor plans, provided you dress for the chilly mornings and warmer afternoons.
Fog Could Complicate Early Commutes
Some Valley and Delta fog could develop Sunday and Monday mornings as winds turn lighter. Forecasters say visibility could occasionally fall below a mile in affected areas, though fog is not guaranteed at every Stockton location.
Early drivers should allow extra time if low visibility develops, even as sunshine returns later in the day. No watches, warnings or advisories are listed for the local forecast area.
Rain Chances Could Return Friday or Later
The dry pattern could begin to break Friday. For interior Northern California, precipitation onset is favored for Friday into the following weekend at the earliest.
For now, Stockton's forecast is mostly a familiar Valley formula: jacket weather early, sunny 70s by afternoon and a possible umbrella cameo Friday or later.
