Northern California Weekend Forecast: Triple-digit temperatures expected Saturday across the

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Northern California Weekend Forecast: Triple-digit temperatures expected Saturday across the valley

Updated: 5:45 AM PDT Jul 22, 2023

Triple-digit temperatures are expected in the Sacramento and San Joaquin regions on Saturday, according to KCRA 3’s team of meteorologists. We are considering Saturday an Impact Day in Sacramento as the heat will likely reach 107 degrees by the afternoon, with the record being 109.Temperatures in the Sierra will mostly be in the 90s but people in the Quincy area of Plumas County can expect triple-digits. The Foothills will see triple digits. On Sunday, temperatures will dip down to the 90s and should stay there going into next week. Download our app for the latest weather changesHere is where you can download our app for the latest weather alerts.Track interactive, Doppler radar(App users, click here to see our interactive radar.)Real-time traffic map(App users, click here to see our real-time traffic map.)

SACRAMENTO, Calif. —

Triple-digit temperatures are expected in the Sacramento and San Joaquin regions on Saturday, according to KCRA 3’s team of meteorologists.

We are considering Saturday an Impact Day in Sacramento as the heat will likely reach 107 degrees by the afternoon, with the record being 109.

Temperatures in the Sierra will mostly be in the 90s but people in the Quincy area of Plumas County can expect triple-digits. The Foothills will see triple digits.

On Sunday, temperatures will dip down to the 90s and should stay there going into next week.

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