Sacramento, California – Triple-digit temperatures are not here yet, but Sacramento is about to sizzle as the summer heat ramps up on Saturday, July 26th. Residents should brace for highs near 88°F this weekend, with even warmer conditions arriving by Monday. Anyone traveling I-5 or spending time outdoors should take precautions now—hydration, shade, and sun protection are crucial as the region’s hottest weather approaches.
According to the National Weather Service, Sacramento will see mostly sunny skies and highs in the upper 80s Saturday, with the mercury climbing to 93°F by Monday, July 28th. Winds will stay light but gusty at times, which means wildfire risk could increase for surrounding counties. There are no rain chances through next week, so dry conditions persist across the valley. Motorists should watch for rising pavement temperatures on I-5 and nearby highways, especially during peak afternoon hours.
Saturday’s sunshine will extend into Sunday, with highs reaching 88°F before a strong warming trend takes hold. By Monday, heat intensifies—expect sunny skies and a high near 93°F, with temperatures peaking around 94°F on Tuesday. These rising temps can stress power grids, so residents are urged to limit energy use in the late afternoon. Schools, outdoor workers, and vulnerable groups should plan for limited sun exposure and extra water intake…