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Fresno will see mostly sunny skies Tuesday before a brief cool-down Wednesday. By the weekend, temperatures climb into the mid-70s under dry, sunny skies.
Dense fog advisories cover nearby areas Monday morning, but not Fresno-Clovis. Sunny skies return, with temperatures climbing into the 70s by the weekend.
The Soda Fire broke out on U.S. Forest Service land in Madera County Sunday afternoon. Its size and containment remain unclear.
Fresno is expected to see substantial precipitation through midday Sunday, with localized showers into early afternoon. A mild, mostly sunny week follows, with temperatures reaching the low 70s by Saturday.
Fresno’s Halloween forecast calls for rain, thunderstorms and a chilly evening before sunnier weather returns Sunday.
Fresno’s calm Friday gives way to a cooler Halloween weekend, with Saturday rain, possible thunderstorms and snow in the Sierra.
Fresno will stay mild through Friday before rain moves in late Saturday. Halloween weekend looks cooler, damp and windy, with precipitation continuing into Sunday.
Fresno gets sunshine and mild temperatures Wednesday before clouds build and rain chances return this weekend.
Fresno’s forecast stays sunny and mild through Friday before a cooler Halloween weekend brings a slight chance of rain.
Fresno's Monday forecast points to a warmup before a cooler week settles in. Light rain chances return just in time for Halloween weekend.
The Valley is expected to warm into the mid to upper 70s as temperatures rise into early next week. Light rain may return by Halloween weekend.
Fresno’s Saturday forecast is dry, with a brief warm-up through the weekend and a small rain chance late next week.
The forecast calls for relatively cool weekend conditions, with temperatures warming into early next week and highs likely to stay below 80 degrees.
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