Triple-digit temperatures recorded from Bay Area to Sacramento Valley
(FOX40.COM) — Another wave of warm weather blasted Northern California and not even the cool Bay Area breeze could battle the heat, according to the National Weather Service. Tuesday was fore… The National Weather Service reported triple-digit temperatures across Northern California, with temperatures reaching 103 degrees in Sacramento and 106 degrees in Redding. The City of Sacramento reached a maximum temperature of 104 degrees, while Red Bluff topped forecasts with 107 degrees. The East Bay city of Vallejo nearly reached triple digits with temperatures at 98 degrees. Despite this, those north of Sutter County towards Redding should seek air conditioning and stay hydrated during the hottest parts of the day. There is still an excessive heat warning in effect.
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(FOX40.COM) — Another wave of warm weather blasted Northern California and not even the cool Bay Area breeze could battle the heat, according to the National Weather Service.
Tuesday was forecasted to be the warmest day of the week for much of Northern California, with temperatures to top out at 103 degrees in Sacramento and 106 degrees in Redding.
The NWS’s final numbers for Tuesday found that the City of Sacramento reached a maximum temperature of 104 degrees.
Further north, Red Bluff also topped forecasted highs with 107 degrees being measured through 5 p.m., according to the NWS.
The East Bay city of Vallejo nearly reached triple digits as temperatures soared to 98 degrees.
Temperatures are expected to dip down just a little on Wednesday as the Delta breeze will begin to push some of that hot air out of the Valley.
Those living north of Sutter County towards Redding should continue to seek air conditioning and stay hydrated during the hottest parts of the day as there is still an excessive heat warning in effect.