Wednesday brought a brief relief as our Delta Breeze helped to cool us down after a warm start to the week.
It was a refreshing start to Wednesday. Temperatures have been 8 to 16 degrees cooler than Tuesday's, with highs only reaching the upper 70s and low 80s.
This is the time of the year to be mindful of where you park and when you mow to not spark a fire.
Warm finish to the week
Another warming trend begins as we finish the week. High pressure rebuilds over Northern California, helping temperatures return to the upper 80s, near 90 degrees on Thursday.
Places such as the Central Valley and California's high deserts could hit triple-digit highs to end the week. A little taste of summer in May.
By Sunday, the wind begins to increase as another storm system approaches Northern California.
By Sunday evening, clouds begin to move in across the northern Sacramento Valley as our storm system moves in.
Sacramento could see a few light showers Monday evening into early Tuesday. Rain chances look very light for now, especially across the valley, with most receiving less than 0.10''.
Water Safety
A reminder, as temperatures begin to heat up, now is still not the time to dive into our local waterways and lakes.
This week, most local waterways had a temperature of 50 to 60 degrees. In temperatures like these, cold water shock and hypothermia can become real dangers, even though the water may not seem dangerously cold at first.
Stay with the CBS Sacramento First Alert Weather for any changes to the forecast heading into the summer months.
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