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Rocklin, CA · Weather
Marisol Ochoa
Sacramento Tree Crews Readers Keep Naming Before Storm Season 2026
My ranch house was built in '66, and every August the Santa Anas remind me my crepe myrtle and the two olive trees out front have opinions about wind. Dry heat all summer, no rain since spring, and then one gust and a widow-maker limb is on the driveway. That's not a Sacramento problem exactly, but it's the same problem — different trees, different water table, same dead wood waiting to come down.
CBS News
Wednesday evening Northern California weather forecast: Sept. 23, 2026
KDRV
ABC10
Northern California Evening Forecast | Sept. 22, 2026
CBS News
San Joaquin delta communities begin early prep work for potential record-breaking El Niño
hoodline.com
Sacramento Warms Into the 90s Before Weekend Cooldown
Sacramento is heading into a week of warming temperatures. The bigger weather story is ahead: a steady warm-up will push temperatures into the 90s by midweek before a cooler weekend arrives. Monday, With A Breezy Edge. Monday could see increasing onshore flow and breezy winds, with limited precipitation and isolated...
hoodline.com
Sacramento’s Seasonable Sunday to Warmer Thursday
Sacramento is starting Sunday, September 20, with generally seasonable weather, but the easygoing morning is the prelude to a warmer stretch. The city is headed for a high near 86 under mostly sunny skies, with no rain expected. The latest outlook from the National Weather Service calls for a shift...
hoodline.com
Sacramento’s Sizzling Saturday Is Just a Warmup for Next Week’s Heat
Sacramento is waking up to clear skies and temperatures around 59 degrees Saturday, but the cool start will give way to a sunny afternoon near 91. It is the first hot turn in a dry stretch that will briefly ease Sunday before heating up again next week. Sunny Saturday Leads...
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Magnitude 3.5 earthquake strikes the coast of Northern California
An earthquake of preliminary magnitude 3.5 shook the coast of Northern California on Wednesday morning. The United States Geological Survey detected the quake at 7:34 a.m. with an epicenter 40.3 miles southwest of central Eureka and a depth of 12.5 miles. It was initially reported as magnitude 3.6, then revised to 3.5 after review.
KOLO
Saturday pm weather
THV11
Fishermen reel in more bluefin tuna as El Niño storm alters migration patterns