Light rain in Sacramento this morning; Sierra peaks remain under a Winter Storm Warning. Expect clearing and a warmer, drier week.

Cool morning clears to sunshine and breezy evenings in San Francisco. Gusty winds expected midweek with small craft advisories offshore.

Mostly sunny this afternoon with highs near 66°F and gusty southwest winds. Nearby mountains are under a Winter Weather Advisory through 7 p.m. Monday.

Gusty west-southwest winds arrive Monday with a slight chance of light showers late Monday night. Secure outdoor items and expect a dry, warmer midweek.

Sunny Monday with a high near 85 and gusty southwest winds. Statewide open-burning ban remains in effect as heat builds.

Cloudy and near 50°F today. Steadier rain, gusts and heavy Cascade snow expected Tuesday–Wednesday.

Showers likely Monday with gusty southwest winds; stronger storms and record heat are possible midweek. Keep outdoor plans flexible.

Rain tonight and mountain snow through Tuesday with a Winter Weather Advisory for parts of the Wasatch. Expect slick canyon routes and a late-week freeze risk.

Cloudy today with scattered showers and a high near 58°F. A Winter Storm Watch for Cascade summits runs Tuesday afternoon into early Thursday with 10–20 inches possible.

Sunny Monday turns windy — patchy blowing dust expected after 1 p.m. Gusts up to 45 mph possible through Tuesday.

Scattered storms and gusty southwest winds will affect Indianapolis through midweek. Highs near 80°F and a Tuesday evening severe risk in parts of the region.

A Red Flag Warning runs 11 a.m.–8 p.m. Monday with gusty winds and very low humidity. Showers move in Tuesday and temperatures cool into the 60s.

Scattered storms are likely this afternoon and evening with a heightened risk of very large hail and damaging winds.