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Sacramento starts September with clear skies, a 76-degree high and breezy winds. Rain may finally enter the forecast Thursday before Labor Day warms up.
Sacramento’s 82-degree Monday comes with gusty winds and elevated fire-weather concerns nearby. Cooler afternoons arrive Tuesday before weekend temperatures rebound.
Sacramento reaches 90 Sunday before a sharp cooldown arrives Monday. Sunny, dry weather follows, with gusty winds adding a fire-weather concern in parts of the region.
Sacramento gets a sunny 88-degree weekend, then a sharp cooldown begins Monday.
Regulators say 368 major reservoirs may pump out as much climate pollution as 1.2 million gas cars, and California will start counting it.
Sacramento could hit 96 Thursday before a slight rain chance and a sharp Friday cooldown. The weekend turns sunny again.
Sacramento is headed for 98-degree heat Wednesday and Thursday, with dry air raising fire-weather concerns before a cooler Friday.
Sacramento’s sunny stretch turns hottest Wednesday with a high near 97 degrees. A gradual cooldown arrives by the weekend and continues Monday.
Four years after Mariposa County's Oak Fire, ponderosa pine seedlings still haven't returned to a scorched Sierra hillside.
Sacramento could see a brief Monday morning sprinkle before a sunny 94-degree afternoon. The hottest stretch arrives Wednesday and Thursday.
Sacramento is headed for a sunny weekend with highs near 95 degrees. The dry, low-90s pattern continues into next week.
Sacramento is headed for a dry stretch of sunny skies and low-90s temperatures. Thursday’s high will reach about 93 degrees.
Sacramento will climb from a cool 61-degree start to 97 Wednesday before temperatures gradually ease into next week.
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