Morning fog clears to sunshine and a high near 69°F; pre‑dawn low clouds may make March 3 eclipse viewing spotty in parts of the valley.

State fire officials opened roughly $120M in forest‑health grants for landscape projects aimed at cutting wildfire risk and protecting watersheds. Concept proposals are due March 30.

Patchy valley fog may cut morning visibility, but sunshine will return with highs near 66°F. Late-week gusty winds are possible—secure loose items.

Partly sunny Sunday with a high near 67°F. Scattered thunderstorms possible Sunday evening into Monday, with hail and heavy rain in stronger cells.

Mild and mostly clear this morning with highs near 76°F. Showers and isolated thunderstorms are possible Sunday into Monday, mainly in the foothills.

Clear and mild Friday with morning fog and highs near 75°F. A weekend system brings a small chance of thunderstorms to the northern valley and foothills.

Dense fog is limiting visibility across Sacramento this morning; a Dense Fog Advisory runs through mid‑morning before sunshine and highs in the low 70s.

Low clouds lingered across Northern California on Monday while the Sacramento River near Ord Ferry climbed toward overflow thresholds, prompting NWS warnings and road closures.

Light rain lingers Wednesday with gusty south winds; drying and warmer weather returns later in the week.

Steady rain moves into Sacramento Tuesday, making the commute wet. Valley totals near 0.5–0.75 inch are possible; expect slower travel until Wednesday morning.

Clear Monday gives way to rain late Monday night; the wettest window hits Tuesday with valley totals mostly under an inch and gusty southerly winds possible.

Low 40s this morning with a sunny warm-up to the mid-60s. Rain returns late Monday and could be heavy Tuesday–Wednesday.

A judge ordered Tulare to void its 2024 zoning update and complete CEQA review before approving cold‑storage near Matheny Tract.