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Sacramento will hit 93 degrees Tuesday before a noticeable cool-down arrives midweek. The weekend looks sunny, dry and noticeably more comfortable.
Sacramento will reach 95 degrees Monday under a Heat Advisory before temperatures slide into the upper 80s by Thursday.
Sacramento could hit 104 degrees Sunday as a Heat Advisory remains in effect through 10 p.m. A gradual cooldown arrives Monday, but 90s stick around all week.
Sacramento is staring down a 104-degree Sunday, with a Heat Advisory in effect through 10 p.m.
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Sacramento faces a Heat Advisory and a weekend of triple-digit temperatures, peaking near 104 degrees Sunday. Warm nights will provide limited relief.
Sacramento is headed for a 104-degree weekend peak after Thursday’s triple-digit heat arrives. Dry conditions will also keep fire weather concerns elevated nearby.
Sacramento will hit 98 degrees Wednesday before a weekend stretch reaches 103. The heat then slowly backs off early next week.
Sacramento is headed for 101 degrees Tuesday, with a Heat Advisory lasting through 10 p.m. The hottest stretch arrives Friday and Saturday.
Sacramento faces a 105-degree Monday as a Heat Advisory covers the region through 10 p.m. A brief midweek cooldown will not last.
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Sacramento is headed into four straight days of triple-digit heat, with temperatures peaking near 104 degrees Monday.
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