Tuesday is the first day of summer — and it will certainly feel like it across Northern California.
After a weekend of mild weather, a"substantial weather pattern change" is coming to California this week, UCLA climate scientist Daniel Swainon Twitter."A prolonged period of significantly hotter temperatures is expected inland, which will be a dramatic shift from recent cool temperatures up north."
The Central Valley will see some of the hottest temperatures in the northern part of the state, with triple digits likely to persist in many locations through the weekend. Tuesday and Wednesday are likely to be the hottest days of the week in the Central Valley. Further north, Redding is forecast to record a high of 104 on Tuesday and 107 on Wednesday. Sacramento is predicted to hit 102 on both Tuesday and Wednesday, the weather service said.
In the San Francisco Bay Area, the mercury is expected to hit its peak of the week on Tuesday; Discovery Bay projected to reach 105, Concord 103, Santa Rosa 100, San Jose 98, Oakland 93 and San Francisco 83.
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