Sacramento, Calif. – Northern California is enduring a hot day on Monday, with cities like Redding and Chico expected to hit 105°F, while Sacramento will reach around 101°F. This intense heat is creating a moderate heat risk across the region, with pockets of major heat risk in the Sacramento Valley.
Heat Advisory for Monday
The National Weather Service warns that today’s heat is dangerous, especially for those without air conditioning or access to shade. Marysville, Modesto, and Red Bluff will also see highs between 99°F and 105°F, contributing to the heat risk.
Important safety tips:
Stay hydrated
Take breaks from outdoor activities
Avoid direct sunlight during the hottest part of the day
Cooling Relief Coming Midweek
The heat will begin to ease by Tuesday as onshore breezes strengthen, and temperatures will gradually drop into the upper 80s by the weekend. However, while relief is on the way, it’s important to continue monitoring updated forecasts in case wind conditions later in the week increase fire danger.
Five-Day Forecast for Sacramento, CA:
Monday: High of 101°F, sunny, extreme heat risk.
Tuesday: High of 94°F, mostly sunny, breezy afternoon.
Wednesday: High of 89°F, sunny, low humidity.
Thursday: High of 90°F, sunny, cooler mornings.
Friday: High of 93°F, sunny, light evening breeze.
