Dense fog is expected in Sacramento this week, with visibility issues mainly in the mornings and nights. The National Weather Service predicts sunny afternoons with temperatures around 59 degrees.

Foggy mornings and sunny days are expected in Sacramento, with highs around 57-59 degrees and lows around 38 degrees. Weather patterns will continue through the week.

Sacramento's weather forecast includes morning fog, with highs in the mid-50s and calm winds. Patchy frost and fog are expected to continue throughout the week with partly to mostly sunny afternoons.

Sacramento's weather forecast predicts patchy fog, gentle temperature rise, and mostly sunny skies throughout the week, with calm winds and nighttime lows around 38-40 degrees.

Weather delays extend lead cleanup at former Lincoln Gun Ranges to spring 2026; contractors have removed 12 tons of lead, 85% complete with pistol range clearance.

The National Weather Service predicts calm, foggy, and frosty conditions in Sacramento, with highs around 52-60 degrees and light winds. Visibility may reduce due to fog.

A freeze warning covers much of the San Joaquin Valley through Saturday morning — lows near 31°F could damage crops, gardens and outdoor plumbing.

Sacramento's weather forecast from the National Weather Service predicts sunny days with potential frost and fog, highs around 51 degrees, and patchy fog into the weekend.

The NWS forecast for Sacramento predicts fog clearing for a sunny afternoon, a slight rain chance tonight, and sunny but windy conditions ahead, with areas of frost.

SMUD has cancelled its agreement for the Coyote Creek solar project due to supply chain issues, costs, environmental concerns, and litigation, though they maintain a commitment to a carbon-free power supply by 2030.

The NWS Sacramento predicts rain today with 1-inch accumulation and 100% chance of precipitation, highs of 54°F, and strong south winds. Rain chances decrease tonight, with a consistent rainy forecast extending into Monday.

Starting Jan. 1, Californians will pay a 1.5% recycling fee (capped at $15) on products with non‑removable batteries. Officials say proceeds will fund safer collection and recycling.

Yuba Water Agency opened spillway gates at New Bullards Bar on Jan. 1 to make room for an approaching atmospheric river. Officials now expect peak releases near 12,000 cfs and warn residents to avoid riverbanks.