The Sacramento Valley will see sunny conditions Monday, while dry air and gusty winds are raising fire-weather concerns across the region.

Sacramento starts Sunday cool and clear, but temperatures quickly rebound. Highs reach 90 or higher several times next week as dry air and regional fire-weather concerns continue.

Sacramento will see a sunny Saturday with an afternoon high near 86 and gusts of 25 to 35 mph. A cooler Sunday brings patchy smoke before temperatures climb again next week.

Plumas County alone could see nearly 4,800 customers go dark as fire-weather winds sweep through Saturday.

Sacramento will hit about 100 degrees Thursday under a Heat Advisory before temperatures plunge into the 80s this weekend.

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Sacramento’s Heat Advisory arrives with a 101-degree Wednesday, but relief is already in sight. Temperatures drop into the 80s by the weekend.

Sacramento reaches 94 Tuesday before a heat advisory brings near-100-degree temperatures Wednesday and Thursday. A sharp cooldown follows Friday.

Sacramento’s sunny weekend will be followed by a Labor Day warmup and low-90s heat next week. A small midweek rain chance is also appearing.

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Sacramento's clouds give way to sunshine Friday before a mild weekend and a warmer Labor Day stretch. Highs climb into the upper 80s next week.

Sacramento could see light rain Thursday morning before a sunny weekend and a fast climb toward 90-degree heat.

Sacramento starts cool and clear Wednesday before a 30% chance of rain Thursday. Sunny skies return Friday ahead of a weekend warmup.