US National Weather Service Sacramento California

High temperatures will be a little below average across interior NorCal for Veterans Day. Dry weather will continue for a couple more days.

Rain & mountain snow return to NorCal late this week. Here's a look at forecast precipitation amounts for early Friday - Saturday night. Keep in mind that forecast amounts could change as we get closer to the event. If you have mountain travel plans, expect travel impacts!

Hazardous mountain travel possible Friday into the weekend. Up to 8 inches of snow possible at pass level, locally higher. Keep in mind that snow amounts could change this far out. If you have mountain travel plans, be sure to carry chains & slow down!

Mountain snow is in the forecast Friday into the weekend! Chain controls and travel delays are possible. Slow down on snow slick roads, carry chains, and check road conditions before you travel.

Another chilly night is in store for NorCal! The coldest Valley communities will be in the northern Sacramento Valley, with temperatures in the upper 20s to low 30s.

It was another cold morning across the Valley! Here's a listing of the broken or tied record low temperatures.

Another chilly morning! Low temperatures fell to the upper 20s and the mid 30s across the Valley. How cold was it at your location?

After a freezing start to the day, temperatures will warm as the day progresses. Highs this afternoon will reach the low 60s for many communities in the Sacramento and northern San Joaquin Valleys.

Cool temperatures continue this week. Rain and snow still on track later this week and into the weekend.

Temperatures are already cooling down quite a bit across interior NorCal. Here's a look at 7pm temperatures observations. A Freeze Warning is in effect late tonight through tomorrow morning. Be sure to protect plants, pets, pipes & people!

Brrr! Near to below freezing temperatures expected tonight. Bring pets & cold sensitive plants indoors before heading to bed!

It's been awhile since we've been able to say this... Mostly clear skies across much of the Golden State allowed for polar-orbiting satellite to capture snow in the mountains. Images include the state-wide view and zoomed-in images around Lake Tahoe, the southern Sierra, and southern California.

Another round of chilly morning lows expected Tuesday morning. There's a good chance that some Valley locations could hit the freezing mark! A freeze warning has been issued for the Valley.

Brrr! Record low temperatures noted this morning at both Stockton Airport and Sacramento Executive Airport. Downtown Sacramento tied its record low for the date as well.