Patchy frost Saturday morning gives way to sun and highs near 576F. Expect rain and mountain snow to return late Sunday into next week.

Freeze Warning through 9 a.m. Friday across the Sacramento Valley; frost likely with morning lows near 33°F. Protect plants and check on vulnerable neighbors.

Snow on the Paradise ridge closed schools Thursday and left roads slick; crews worked through the morning as officials warned drivers to use chains or four‑wheel drive.

Rain and gusty south winds sweep Sacramento Thursday with gusts into the mid‑30s. A Wind Advisory runs through 10 p.m.; expect slick roads and slower commutes.

A wet, gusty storm moves through Sacramento Wednesday–Thursday. Expect slick roads, 35–45 mph gusts and mountain travel headaches.

A guided backcountry ski group was caught in a powerful avalanche near Castle Peak during a HIGH-danger storm warning, burying or sweeping away 9 people. Six survivors sheltered in whiteout conditions as dozens of rescuers mounted a perilous, multi-county response.

A cold Pacific storm brings rain, gusty southerly winds and afternoon thunderstorms to Sacramento. Expect slick roads, gusts and mountain snow through Thursday.

NWS has a flood advisory in effect across several inland counties through about 4 p.m. Monday, warning of water over roadways and localized flooding. Drivers are urged to avoid flooded streets.

A backcountry avalanche watch covers Lake Tahoe as a powerful storm approaches. Forecasters warn high danger Monday into Tuesday and advise avoiding unmitigated slopes.

A strong Pacific storm moves in late Sunday, bringing valley rain, gusty winds and heavy Sierra snow that could disrupt travel.

Patchy fog Saturday morning. A strong system brings rain, gusts and mountain snow starting Sunday night.

Patchy fog reduced visibility across southern Sacramento and northern San Joaquin valleys Friday; officials urged drivers to slow down and check live road cameras.

City and county officials are opening walk‑in weather respite centers as a multi‑day storm with gusty winds approaches, offering daytime and overnight shelter for people in need.