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<\/p>\nNorthern California forecast: Damp morning after overnight rainfall<\/p>\n
Roads are wet this morning, and some fog is developing after a few showers.<\/p>\n
\n\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\tROOFTOP AS I WAS CLOSING MY EYES AND I SAID, OKAY, IT\u2019S HERE ON CUE. AS A METEOROLOGIST, YOU\u2019RE LIKE, OKAY, AS I EXPECTED IT WOULD HAPPEN. AND THEN WAKING UP THIS MORNING, DRIVING OUT ON SOME OF THOSE ROADS. YEAH, THEY\u2019RE A LITTLE BIT DAMP. THE TRACK OUT THERE NOW FOR EVERYBODY THOUGH, ESPECIALLY AROUND THE STOCKTON AREA. AND MODESTO, YOU REALLY DIDN\u2019T GET MUCH OF ANY RAIN. BUT IF YOU\u2019RE IN RANCHO CORDOVA, HERE\u2019S PROOF THAT YOU GOT THE RAIN. YOU COULD SEE A LITTLE BIT OF SHEEN HERE BUILT UP. AS WE LOOK OVER THE HIGHWAY 50 CORRIDOR. AND YOU CAN SEE HERE AS FOLKS DEPART THE HIGHWAY. YEAH, THAT THERE IS DEFINITELY SOME TRACK OUT THERE. TEMPERATURES ARE IN THE MID TO UPPER 40S. THAT\u2019S UP A NOTCH COMPARED TO 24 HOURS AGO, AS WE\u2019VE GOT STILL THE LAYERING OF CLOUDS OVERHEAD ACTING LIKE A BLANKET. 33 DEGREES FOR YOU SOUTH LAKE TAHOE. HOW HEAVY IS THAT BLANKET THAT WE\u2019RE WEARING? WELL, WE\u2019RE ANYWHERE FROM SEVEN TO ABOUT 13 DEGREES WARMER COMPARED TO THIS TIME YESTERDAY MORNING IN THE VALLEY AND THE DELTA, AND ABOUT 9 TO 16 DEGREES WARMER ACTUALLY JUST JUMPED UP TO 13 DEGREES WARMER THERE IN AND AROUND TRUCKEE. SO TRUCKEE YOU\u2019RE STILL SEEING CLOUDS AND THE OCCASIONAL BLAST OF A SHOWER. AGAIN, MOST OF THIS IS VERY, VERY LIGHT TO FAINT, AND MOST OF THIS WITHIN ABOUT THE NEXT 30 TO 40 MINUTES, IS GOING TO BE WRAPPING UP AS THE SYSTEM TRACKS OFF TO THE EAST. RAINFALL TOTALS. AGAIN, AS EXPECTED, WE THOUGHT WE WOULD SEE ANYWHERE BETWEEN A 10TH OF AN INCH OR LESS IN THE VALLEY SPOTS AND THEN A QUARTER OF AN INCH OR MORE IN PARTS OF THE FOOTHILLS. PARADISE PICKED UP 3\/10 OF AN INCH OF RAIN. YOU GOT CLOSE TO 2\/10 IN THE AUBURN AREA. SACRAMENTO A 10TH OF AN INCH ON THE NOSE IN THE PAST 24 HOURS. MARYSVILLE JUST CLOSE TO A 10TH AND THEN IN PLACERVILLE FOR AREAS ALONG 50 AND SOUTH OF IT. YOU DIDN\u2019T GET AS MUCH RAINFALL AS, LET\u2019S SAY, AREAS ALONG AND NORTH OF 80 TODAY, MARKING THE 28TH DAY OF JANUARY. SO WE\u2019RE SLIDING THROUGH THESE FINAL DAYS. WE\u2019RE GOING TO SEE TEMPERATURES VERY CLOSE TO WHAT IS SEASONABLE HIGHS TODAY IN THE UPPER 50S FORECAST WITH FUTURECAST BIG RIDGING TAKING PLACE AS WE GO FORWARD INTO THE WEEKEND. AND AS THAT DOME OF HIGH PRESSURE IS OVER, US STORM SYSTEMS TRY TO ENTER A NUDGE THROUGH, BUT UNFORTUNATELY THEY JUST GET DEFLECTED AND OVER TO THE NORTH. SO WHILE WE ARE GOING TO SEE SOME CLOUD COVER OVER THE NEXT FEW DAYS AND INTO THE WEEKEND, I JUST DON\u2019T EXPECT WE\u2019RE PROBABLY GOING TO SQUEEZE OUT ANY MORE MEASURABLE RAINFALL FROM THOSE CLOUDS. SO CLOUDS IN THE FOOTHILLS OVER THE WEEKEND AND THE SIERRA WITH TEMPERATURES INTO THE 50S. AND FOR YOUR VALLEY SEVEN DAY FORECAST AGAIN, WE\u2019LL BE SEEING A MIX OF SUN AND CLOUDS NEXT SEVEN DAYS. UNFORTUNATELY, AS WE ENTER FEBRUARY OFFICIALLY ON SUNDAY, I DON\u2019T HAVE ANY RAIN GUYS, AND IT\u2019S LOOKING PRETTY BLEAK EVEN AS I LOOK AT THE LONGER RANGE FORECAST MODELS INTO THE FIRST WEEK OF FEBRUARY LOOKING BONE DRY, I WISH I HAD BETTER NEWS ON THE STORM FRONT, BECAUSE WE CERTAINLY ARE AT A DEFICIT IN THE SIERRA WITH SNOWPACK. WE REALLY COULD BUILD THERE. THAT WAS THE CONVERSATION IN LIVE TRACKER THREE YESTERDAY WHEN WE WERE DRIVING AROUND TOWN. JUST WE HAVEN\u2019T BEEN UP TO THE SIERRA TO COV\n\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t<\/p>\n
Northern California forecast: Damp morning after overnight rainfall<\/p>\n
Roads are wet this morning, and some fog is developing after a few showers.<\/p>\n
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\n\t\t\tUpdated: 6:14 AM PST Jan 28, 2026\n\t\t<\/p>\n