Sunny and hot Sunday with highs near 86°F; a cooler, wetter stretch arrives Tuesday. Boaters should note Small Craft Advisories for the northern coast.

Morning fog clears to mostly sunny skies Sunday; inland highs near 85°F. Coastal commutes may be slow—expect reduced visibility.

Neighbors say they were blindsided after EPCOR outlined plans to convert the old P.H. Robinson site into a desalination plant. Modeling, permit filings and concerns about brine and notice have stoked local pushback.

A wildfire called the Carlie Fire was reported in Shasta County on March 28. It's burning on private land and investigators say the cause is undetermined.

Clear morning, then a roughly 50% chance of afternoon showers and storms; Small Craft Advisory stays in effect through 7 p.m. CDT.

Clear and cool this morning with highs near 67°F and gusty southerly winds. Showers and thunderstorms are likely late Tuesday into midweek, with pockets of heavy rain possible.

Highs near 94°F Sunday with gusty south‑southwest winds across the valley. Cooler, breezy weather is expected by midweek.

Highs near 97°F Sunday with a small chance of evening storms and gusty outflows. City cooling centers are available for those who need relief.

Sunny and warm in Sacramento today with highs near 86°F; a cooler, wetter pattern moves in Tuesday–Wednesday. Stay hydrated and check local cooling resources.

Avalon Beach reopened Saturday after tests cleared the water following a roughly 300-gallon sewage release. County testing certified the shoreline after two clean samples.

NWS says the Bay Area's primary NOAA Weather Radio transmitter (KHB‑49, 162.400 MHz) is offline; alternate frequencies and city alerts are available.

Cloudy start with rain moving in midmorning; foothills could see a brief rain‑snow mix Sunday night.

Light rain moves through Sunday afternoon with a chilly, frosty start Monday. A stronger, wetter system is likely Wednesday, April 1.