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Sacramento, California – A colder-than-normal weather pattern is expected to settle across Northern California heading into Valentine’s Day weekend, bringing sustained below-normal temperatures and an elevated risk for frost, icy roads, and cold-sensitive impacts from Saturday through midweek. While precipitation signals remain limited, the cold itself poses the primary concern across valleys, foothills, and mountain communities.
According to the National Weather Service Climate Prediction Center, Northern California is favored for below-normal temperatures during the February 14–18 period. This pattern supports persistent overnight cold with limited daytime warming, increasing the likelihood of freezing conditions in inland valleys and foothill regions…