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<\/p>\nTule fog continues across the Central Valley<\/p>\n
Fog and low clouds persist in the Valley, Delta, Bay Area, and even the lower Foothills keeping temperatures well below normal.<\/p>\n
\n\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\tSWITCHING GEARS BACK TO OUR FORECAST. AND ANOTHER FOGGY DAY AS WE TAKE A LIVE LOOK HERE OVER THE CAPITAL CITY. LET\u2019S HEAD IT RIGHT NOW TO METEOROLOGIST TAMARA BERG. AND THE FOG IS BACK. YEAH, WE\u2019RE JUST KIND OF USED TO THIS. RINSE AND REPEAT. ROUTINE DAY AFTER DAY. HERE\u2019S A LIVE LOOK FOR YOU RIGHT NOW IN RANCHO CORDOVA WHERE YOU CAN SEE SOME HAZY SKIES. BUT NOTICE VISIBILITY AT THIS POINT IS FINE. MOST OF THE FOG HERE ALONG AT LEAST THE 50 STRETCH AT THIS POINT, AND THIS ELEVATION. IT\u2019S RATHER ELEVATED TEMPERATURE SPREAD. RIGHT NOW WE\u2019RE IN THE LOWER TO MID 40S ACROSS THE VALLEY. WE\u2019RE NOT GOING TO MOVE THAT MUCH FROM THOSE NUMBERS AS OF THIS MORNING, EVEN INTO THE AFTERNOON, AS THE FOG LAYER IS GOING TO STICK AROUND IN THE SIERRA, THOUGH, IF YOU\u2019RE SEEKING SUNSHINE, THAT\u2019S ONE OF THE AREAS YOU CAN GO RIGHT NOW. A CHILLY START AT 24 AND EVENTUALLY WARMING INTO THE LOW 60S IN SPOTS LIKE TRUCKEE FOR THE AFTERNOON. THIS PERSISTENT PATTERN CONTINUES TO LINGER. WE\u2019VE HAD NOW 19 DAYS SINCE WE\u2019VE HAD RAINFALL. LAST TIME WE HAD RAINFALL IN SACRAMENTO GOES BACK TO NOVEMBER 20TH, WHERE WE PICKED UP 11\/100 OF AN INCH OF RAIN. WE HAVEN\u2019T HAD A DROP IN THE BUCKET FOR DECEMBER. NORMALLY FOR DECEMBER, TYPICALLY WE SEE JUST OVER THREE INCHES OF RAIN. MEASURE UP AGAIN, THESE NUMBERS COMING IN FROM SACRAMENTO EXECUTIVE AIRPORT. WE CERTAINLY CAN DO BETTER NOT ONLY IN THE RAIN DEPARTMENT, BUT ALSO IN THE SNOW DEPARTMENT. WE\u2019D LOVE TO SEE A SNOWSTORM BLAST THIS YEAR. I JUST DON\u2019T SEE THAT IN OUR SHORT AND EVEN LONGER RANGE FORECAST VISIBILITY RIGHT NOW. JUST SOME HAZY SKIES IN THE VALLEY. YOU WILL SEE SOME ROUGHER PATCHES OF FOG, ESPECIALLY GOING UP IN ELEVATION ABOVE ABOUT 500FT. YOU START TO SEE SOME OF THAT FOG IN THE LOWER FOOTHILLS AND INTO THE EASTERN SUBURBS. THE PERSISTENT PATTERN IS BECAUSE OF THIS AREA OF HIGH PRESSURE. WE\u2019VE GOT STORM SYSTEMS TRACKING TO THE NORTH REALLY PRETTY MUCH DAY AFTER DAY, GETTING HAMMERED THERE ALONG AREAS OF OREGON AND UP THROUGH WASHINGTON STATE. WHILE OUR FORECAST CONTINUES TO BE PLAGUED BY THIS RIDGE OF HIGH PRESSURE. AND I SAY THAT NOW BECAUSE WE\u2019RE INTO THE MIDDLE PART OF DECEMBER, AND TYPICALLY THIS IS ONE OF OUR WETTER PARTS OF THE RAIN SEASON AND THE RAIN YEAR. WE\u2019D LOVE TO SEE MORE MOMENTUM. BUT AS WE GET INTO EVEN THE WEEKEND, THAT RIDGE IS STILL HOLDING FIRM. SO WE\u2019VE GOT A DRY WEEKEND AHEAD. LOOKS LIKE NEXT WEEK WE COULD SEE A SYSTEM THAT TRIES TO WORK ITS WAY INTO NORTHERN CALIFORNIA, BUT AT LAST BET FORECAST MODELS DON\u2019T SHOW MUCH. WITH THIS. IT LOOKS LIKE A FAIRLY WEAK SYSTEM. IF IT DOES GET A CHANCE TO PLAY BALL WITH OUR AREA. SO IN THE FOOTHILLS THIS YEAR WE ARE DRY AND LOOK AT THE SUNSHINE BULBS THERE. TEO THAT\u2019S WHAT THE SUN LOOKS LIKE. IN CASE YOU FORGOT. RIGHT? YOU HAVE TO GO UP IN ELEVATION ABOVE 1500 FEET TO GET IT. AND WE ARE DRY IN THE FOOTHILLS IN THE SIERRA WITH THE SUN VALLEY ONCE AGAIN PLAGUED BY THE TULE FOG. NEXT COUPLE OF DAYS, WITH THOSE HIGHS STAYING IN THE 40S, I\u2019M AFRA\n\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t<\/p>\n
Tule fog continues across the Central Valley<\/p>\n
Fog and low clouds persist in the Valley, Delta, Bay Area, and even the lower Foothills keeping temperatures well below normal.<\/p>\n
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\n\t\t\tUpdated: 4:49 AM PST Dec 9, 2025\n\t\t<\/p>\n