Some of the same households just restored after a weekend outage could lose power again as winds build through Saturday.

Sacramento starts Tuesday cool and clear before a sunny warm-up sends temperatures into the mid-80s. Dry winds will raise fire-weather concerns across the broader region.

California and France are pooling wildfire and clean-energy know-how, officials announced, with Biganos Mayor Bruno Lafon describing homes built among French trees as “California-style” development.

Sacramento gets a sunny Monday near 72 degrees before a dry warmup pushes weekend highs toward 87.

Sacramento gets a sunny Sunday near 76 degrees, while gusty winds and low humidity raise fire-weather concerns north of the city.

Sacramento gets a sunny, cooler weekend after the heat wave, with gusty winds Saturday and warmer weather returning next week.

Sacramento sees highs in the upper 90s to low 100s Friday, then highs in the 70s for the weekend. Gusty winds arrive before a chance of rain late Sunday night or early Monday.

Sacramento reaches 97 degrees Thursday under a Heat Advisory through 10 p.m. Friday, with a dramatic cooldown headed for the weekend. Saturday's high should be just 77 degrees.

Riders in San Diego, LA and Sacramento could board buses and trains free Wednesday as thousands pledged clean-air actions statewide.

Sacramento will reach near 98 degrees Wednesday as a Heat Advisory continues through Friday. Then temperatures tumble into the 70s for the weekend.

The Vina Subbasin's domestic-well inventory remains a data gap as the agency reviews groundwater risks.

A fresh wildfire broke out on U.S. Forest Service land in Butte County Monday morning, with no containment update yet.

Sacramento is headed for another 100-degree afternoon Tuesday, with a Heat Advisory now continuing through Friday. A cooler weekend is finally on the way.