The weekend will begin with foggy conditions in the San Joaquin Valley, prompting a Dense Fog Advisory that is in effect until 11 a.m. on Saturday. As the morning fog lifts, temperatures are expected to rise into the low 70s during the afternoon. Sunday will bring slightly clearer skies with highs reaching the upper 70s, offering a warm respite before a shift in the weather.
Looking ahead to next week, the forecast predicts mostly cloudy skies with temperatures remaining in the upper 70s from Monday through Wednesday. Fortunately, there is no rain expected during this period, making it an ideal time for outdoor activities, whether it’s dismantling Halloween decorations or preparing for the holiday season by hanging Christmas lights. It’s certainly more enjoyable to work outdoors when the weather stays dry.
However, a change is on the horizon as a storm system approaches late next week. The first round of rain is anticipated on Thursday, with models suggesting a series of storms could continue into the subsequent weekend and even the following week. While details may vary, the consistent predictions of wet weather bode well for much-needed rainfall in the region.
Residents are encouraged to take advantage of the dry conditions this weekend, as significant rain could arrive in the days ahead, marking a shift from the current dry spell. Enjoy the lovely weekend while you can; a wetter forecast is just around the corner.