Sacramento, enjoy the sunshine while you can because Mother Nature has other plans starting Wednesday! After a stretch of beautiful, mild days, we’re in for a cool, breezy, and wet few days as a series of storm systems rolls through Northern California.
If you were hoping for more warm spring afternoons, don’t put away your jackets and umbrellas just yet!
Here’s What’s Coming
Wednesday: The Weather Flip Begins
- Light rain moves in during the morning and could become steadier by the afternoon.
- Winds pick up, with gusts up to 30 mph—so hold onto your hats!
- Temps drop to a high of 56°F (13°C), but the wind will make it feel even chillier.
Thursday: Gloomy, Breezy, and Possibly Stormy
- More scattered showers are expected throughout the day.
- A few rumbles of thunder aren’t out of the question.
- Highs stay stuck at 57°F (14°C), but with the wind, it won’t feel that warm.
Friday: The Coldest, Wettest Day
- Expect drizzly, on-and-off rain all day.
- It’ll be chilly, with highs struggling to hit 50°F (10°C).
- Still breezy, still gray—a good day for soup and a cozy sweater.
Saturday: Slowly Improving, But Still Cool
- The rain starts to taper off, but the clouds aren’t going anywhere.
- Temperatures climb slightly to 63°F (17°C), but it’s still not quite t-shirt weather.
How to Get Through This Week Like a Pro
Stay Updated – Rain and wind can be unpredictable, so check the forecast daily.
Secure Outdoor Items – Trash cans, patio furniture, and decorations might take flight in the wind.
Drive Safely – Wet roads after a dry spell can be extra slippery—take it slow.
Dress for the Weather – Mornings and nights will be chilly, and a waterproof jacket will be your best friend.
One day it’s warm and sunny, the next day it’s cold, windy, and raining—welcome to springtime in Northern California!
