BUT ALSO SEE JUST HOW DENSE THAT FOG IS. SO 48 DEGREES. THAT’S THE CURRENT TEMPERATURE IN DOWNTOWN SACRAMENTO. AND HIGHS TODAY ARE ONLY GOING TO MAKE IT INTO THE MID 50S. WE’RE ALSO GOING TO SEE SOME SHOWER ACTIVITY. NOW MOST OF THAT IS GOING TO BE IN THE MORNING WRAPPING UP IN THE EARLY AFTERNOON. BUT WE CAN’T RULE OUT A STRAY SHOWER AS WE GET LATER INTO THE DAY. BUT THE MORE IMMEDIATE ISSUE THAT OF COURSE, IS THE FOG. SO SAC INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT, WHERE AT A HALF A MILE VISIBILITY, DAVIS A MILE AND A HALF RIGHT NOW. EXECUTIVE AIRPORT COMING IN AT THREE MILE VISIBILITY. VACAVILLE DOWN TO JUST A HALF A MILE THERE. MODESTO TWO MILES. STOCKTON A MILE AND A HALF. TRACY LOOKING AT ABOUT A MILE AND A QUARTER AND MERCED DOWN TO A QUARTER MILE VISIBILITY RIGHT NOW AS WELL. SO PRETTY WIDESPREAD FOG ACROSS THE VALLEY. BUT SOME AREAS, OF COURSE, A LITTLE BIT MORE DENSE THAN OTHERS. NOW, AS FAR AS THAT RADAR GOES, YES, WE’RE CONTINUING TO TRACK THESE SHOWERS THAT ARE MOVING TOWARD YUBA CITY. SO OUR WILLIAMS, COLUSA ALREADY SEEING A LITTLE BIT OF THAT, WHERE YOU’RE SEEING THE AREAS OF YELLOW THAT’S INDICATING MORE MODERATE PRECIPITATION. IT SHOULD REACH SACRAMENTO BY ABOUT SEVEN TO ABOUT 730 AND 8:00 HALF HOURS. NOW LET’S TALK ABOUT FUTURECAST BECAUSE THIS IS NOT THE ONLY WAVE OF WET WEATHER WE HAVE HEADED OUR WAY. SO THE FIRST ONE AGAIN PRIMARILY THIS MORNING, WRAPPING UP IN THE EARLY AFTERNOON WITH SOME LINGERING SNOW SHOWERS. THEN WE GET INTO SUNDAY. NOW WE’VE GOT ANOTHER WAVE OF MOISTURE MOVING THROUGH, PRIMARILY IN THE MORNING. AND THEN AGAIN AS WE GET INTO THE OVERNIGHT HOURS. SO THIS IS SUNDAY NIGHT AROUND 10:00 GETTING INTO MONDAY. MONDAY IS GOING TO BE MAINLY DRY, MOSTLY CLOUDY SKIES. WE WILL SEE A FEW STRAY SHOWERS HERE AND THERE, BUT MORE OF THAT STARTS MOVING IN AS WE GET INTO MONDAY NIGHT AND THEN REALLY GETS GOING AS WE GET INTO TUESDAY. NOW, TUESDAY, THIS IS THE IMPACT DAY AS WE’RE TALKING ABOUT WIDESPREAD RAIN. SOME OF THAT COULD BE HEAVY AT TIMES. SNOW LEVELS WILL BE DROPPING WITH THIS SECOND ROUND, SO WE’RE DEFINITELY GOING TO SEE SOME OF THAT SNOW MOVING IN TUESDAY AFTERNOON AND TUESDAY NIGHT. THEN WE GET INTO CHRISTMAS DAY ON WEDNESDAY. THINGS ACTUALLY LOOK DRY, BUT NOT FOR LONG. SO MOSTLY CLOUDY SKIES HERE IN THE VALLEY. HERE COMES THE NEXT WAVE WEDNESDAY NIGHT INTO THURSDAY. AND THEN WE HAVE MORE ACTIVE WEATHER MOVING IN FOR FRIDAY AND THE SNOW LEVELS FOR THURSDAY AND FRIDAY WILL BE A LITTLE BIT LOWER HERE AS WELL. LET’S TALK ABOUT THE SEVEN DAY FORECAST NOW. TODAY, RAIN SHOWERS LIKELY IN SACRAMENTO, PRIMARILY IN THE MORNING TODAY. ALSO I WANT TO POINT OUT IS THE FIRST OFFICIAL DAY OF WINTER, THE SOLSTICE OCCURRED A LITTLE AFTER 1:00 IN THE MORNING WAS THE LONGEST NIGHT, WHICH MEANS TODAY THE SHORTEST AMOUNT OF DAYLIGHT, WHICH CAN START GETTING LONGER A MINUTE AT A TIME. AS WE HEAD TOWARD JUNE, SUNDAY AND MONDAY. IF YOU HAVE TO TRAVEL BY CAR, SUNDAY AND MONDAY ARE GOING TO BE THE BETTER DAYS TO DO THAT, BECAUSE THE SHOWERS ARE GENERALLY GOING TO BE LIGHT AND VERY SPOTTY. TUESDAY I WOULD TRY TO AVOID IT IF YOU CAN, AND I KNOW THAT’S CHRISTMAS EVE, AND A LOT OF PEOPLE TEND TO TRAVEL THAT DAY, BUT IF YOU CAN EITHER DO IT MONDAY OR MAYBE HOLD OFF UNTIL CHRISTMAS MORNING, THAT WOULD BE THE BETTER WAY TO GO, ESPECIALLY WITH ALL THE RAIN AND THE SNOW THAT’S GOING TO BE COMING DOWN. JUST LOOKING THAT I THOUGHT WE WERE LOOKING AT THE SIERRA FORECAST AND I’M LIKE, OH, THAT’S HERE IN THE VALLEY. IT’S VERY OMINOUS LOOKING. IT’S MUCH MORE DRAMATIC THAN THAN WHAT I