San Franciscans take note: the National Weather Service in Sacramento has issued an area forecast predicting chilly mornings ahead. According to the latest weather report, residents should anticipate “patchy morning frost and fog” with a high probability of reduced visibility, particularly from Marysville southward. Visibility may drop to 1/2 mile or less, so morning commuters are advised to exercise caution.
The NWS discussion goes on to state that “the upper level pattern will feature troughing to the east with ridging building back in off the West Coast over the next few days.” This pattern is forecasted to bring in dry weather and tempeatures that are considered normal for mid January. Daytime highs are expected to range in the 50s to low 60s in the Valley and foothills, while the mountains will see 30s to 50s. However, do prepare to bundle up as overnight lows are predicted to be firmly in the cold zone, with 30s for the Valley spots and even down into the teens for some mountain areas.
The National Weather Service also advises residents to take necessary precautions “to protect pets, plants, and people” from the cold. If you’re venturing out early in the day or late at night, the combination of low temperatures and limited visibility could present challenges…