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The Sacramento Bee

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Rain coming this week as cool fall weather arrives in California. What to expect

After another warm weekend, with widespread high temperatures in the 80s, California is set for a real cooldown this week. On Monday, high temperatures won’t climb past the low 70s as a westerly breeze from the Delta carries cooler air inland to Sacramento. The result will be a noticeably more autumnal day than any of late, with passing clouds and a crisp breeze. Further south, that cooler breeze wanes some. Even so, Modesto and Merced will see high temps in the 70s, and Fresno won’t be far behind in the low 80s. This is all thanks a deep region of low pressure moving off the Pacific Northwest over the coming days. On its approach, it forces an onshore breeze that works to cool the Golden State with air off the Pacific Ocean. That same region of low pressure will begin to move even closer on Tuesday, bringing more clouds and cooler overnight lows in the low 50s for Sacramento and the Delta region. From there, the low pressure region will move onshore, bringing occasional scattered showers with it through the end of the week. On and off showers expected Wednesday through Friday These scattered showers are expected to begin early

California · 23d

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Cooler temperatures, increased onshore flow

A cool down is underway across Northern California tonight. We are seeing noticeably cooler temperatures this evening into tomorrow morning, with increasing overnight moisture helping to reduce fire weather concerns. Tomorrow, a low-pressure system will begin drifting southward along the Northern California coastline, bringing a mix of clouds and sun....

Northern California, CA · 23d
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Country Herald

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Sacramento, California Weather: November Outlook Oct. 26–Nov. 1

Sacramento faces midweek rain chances before a potentially cooler start to November.

Sacramento, CA · 23d

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Last 80-Degree Hurrah: Sacramento Basks in Sun Before Rain Rolls In

Sacramento is waking to clear skies and temperatures around 52 degrees Sunday morning, with sunshine pushing the afternoon high near 82. That warm finish is short-lived: Monday drops to 71, and rain chances may arrive late Monday night before continuing Tuesday and into Wednesday. Sunday may be the last easy excuse for summer clothes, but a jacket will soon earn its keep.

Sacramento, CA · 24d
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Cooler temperatures settle in Monday across Northern California

Elevated fire weather conditions along with very dry air will continue across the Sierra Nevada and adjacent foothills, including portions of the Sacramento Valley, through tonight due to current weather patterns. Onshore flow returns tonight, bringing noticeable temperature relief and improved humidity levels for the overnight and daytime hours beginning Monday and continuing through the week.

Northern California, CA · 24d

Country Herald

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California Winter Outlook 2026-27: LA Rain, Sierra Snow Outlook

Los Angeles and San Diego face increased rain chances while Northern California trends warmer.

California · 26d

ABC10

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Rain could bring slippery road conditions to Northern California this week

Northern California, CA · 24d

USA TODAY

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Thousands of Californians may lose power as Red Flag Warning issued

Thousands of Californians may lose power in the next few days, as Pacific Gas and Electric Company and Southern California Edison announced they may shut down the power grid in certain areas as a precaution due to hazardous conditions. As the remnants of California's summer weather dissipate and much of the state's foliage dries out and becomes flammable, the National Weather Service issued several Red Flag Warnings across Northern and Southern California over the next few days due to the potential fire risk. Scott Rowe, a Senior Hydrologist with the National Weather Service, noted that the state will have ideal conditions for potential wildfires over the next few days as humidity levels remain low and winds move through the region. Specifically, Northern California is expected to see easterly winds pushing toward the Sierra Nevada foothills, while Santa Ana winds kick up in Southern California. "It's now the driest time of the year, especially after a long summer, and the fuels are dry.... Those ingredients combined can lead to critical fire weather conditions in the event of a spark or source of flame," Rowe said. In response to the National Weather Service's Red Flag Warning, Pacific Gas and Electric Company, which

California · 26d

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Punishing heat waves are becoming more common in California. Most schools aren’t prepared

This article first appeared in EdSource. At Parkway Elementary School in Sacramento, students climb on logs beneath 58 new trees, explore flowering plants and use outdoor spaces as an extension of their regular classrooms. But it didn’t always look that way: the majority of the schoolyard used to be covered...

California · 25d

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PG&E power shutoffs leave thousands without electricity in Calaveras County

PG&E has shut off electricity to tens of thousands of customers across Northern California because of wildfire danger, leaving residents and businesses in Calaveras County dealing with outages and mounting frustration. More than 10,000 customers in Calaveras County are without power. In Arnold, a community of about 3,500 people, PG&E's...

Calaveras County, CA · 27d

McClatchy - San Luis Obispo Tribune

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See dramatic 1969 flood images from SLO County

Northern California, CA · 26d

ABC10

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Sacramento Overnight Forecast | 10-16-2026

Sacramento, CA · 25d

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Sacramento Basks In One Last Sunny Weekend Before Rain Crashes Back In

Sacramento is forecast to be sunny Friday, with another 86-degree afternoon ahead. The warm spell holds through Saturday before a sharper cooldown arrives Sunday and Monday, with rain chances finally returning early next week. Sunny Friday And Warm Weekend. Friday will stay sunny with a north wind around 5 mph...

Sacramento, CA · 26d

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Citrus Heights prepares for winter weather as strong El Niño takes hold

By Sara Beth Williams– — The City of Citrus Heights says it is prepared to handle a potentially wetter than average winter this year, as predictions of the strongest El Niño on record flood the headlines. Principal Civil Engineer with the Citrus Heights General Services Department Daniel...

Citrus Heights, CA · 25d

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Sacramento Sizzles Saturday Before Fall Cooldown, Fire Risk Lingers

Nearby stations had readings of 77°F, while the afternoon high was forecast near 87. The heat is a one-day encore: Sunday stays sunny but cools to about 82, and a sharper drop arrives early next week. Sunny Saturday, Cooler Sunday. Saturday is expected to remain sunny and dry, with...

Sacramento, CA · 25d

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Back to reality, much cooler this weekend

We ended up much cooler this morning than originally thought but ample sunshine and a very light east wind should help push temperatures into the mid to upper 70s. Hopefully you’ve soaked up all the sun and anomalous warmth the last few days because changes are on the way! A cold front will make a pass over the area overnight and early tomorrow morning. There isn’t much moisture associated with the front, but a few light showers/sprinkles are expected Saturday morning before drying out and gradually clearing through the afternoon. Highs will be much cooler compared to yesterday and Thursday. Expect temperatures to only reach the mid 60s. Skies will become partly cloudy to mostly clear overnight with lows dropping into the low to mid 40s. Sunday appears to be the nicer day of the weekend! Expect sunny skies with thin, high-level clouds in the afternoon. Clouds will gradually thicken up, becoming mostly cloudy by Sunday night. Temperatures will top out in the mid 60s before cooling into the mid 40s overnight.

Portland, OR · 26d