Sunny Friday with highs near 73°F in Sacramento. Mountain showers and isolated storms are possible this weekend, mainly over the Sierra.

Sunny, warmer Thursday with highs near 73°F. Mountain roads may be slick from a light dusting of snow.

The National Weather Service confirmed a tornado touched down northeast of Clovis with damage consistent with EF1 strength. Schools briefly sheltered in place and nearby counties saw wind damage.

Light rain and a chance of thunderstorms this morning in Sacramento, then sunnier and warmer by Thursday. Mountain snow will force chain controls in the Sierra.

The NWS issued an updated severe thunderstorm warning for parts of Tehama County Tuesday, warning of quarter-sized hail and possible vehicle damage this afternoon.

Light rain and spotty thunderstorms this morning. Heavier rain and Sierra snow expected through Wednesday.

A wildfire named the Loop Fire was reported Monday in Mono County on U.S. Forest Service land. Containment and cause remain unknown.

CAL FIRE says fire.ca.gov is the authoritative source for active incidents, evacuation orders and aircraft tracking as spring fires burn across California.

A grass fire along Panoche Road west of I-5 burned through the Tumey Hills on Sunday, prompting evacuations and road closures.

Clear and cool now; rain likely after noon Monday. Heaviest band overnight into Tuesday and a Winter Storm Watch for the Sierra may affect travel.

Sunny Sunday gives way to a storm Monday with valley rain, Sierra snow and a risk of thunderstorms through Wednesday.

Sunny Saturday with highs in the upper 70s. A Pacific storm returns late Sunday into next week with rain, mountain snow and possible thunderstorms.

Clear, breezy Friday in Sacramento with gusty north winds and highs near 74°F. Winds ease into the weekend before rain returns late Sunday.