Zero Weather USA presents the California state weather forecast for Tuesday, July 28, 2026.
Today’s key weather stories include coastal stratus and morning fog, cooler coast and bay temperatures, elevated fire weather in parts of Northern California, near-seasonal and dry weather across Central California, 90s to around 100°F in the Inland Empire, 110–114°F in the lower deserts, and strong rip-current or sneaker-wave hazards along portions of the coast.
Primary sources: NOAA and National Weather Service offices serving Eureka, Sacramento, San Francisco Bay Area, Hanford, Los Angeles/Oxnard and San Diego.
Weather changes quickly across California’s many microclimates. Always check your local National Weather Service forecast and emergency guidance.
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SAFETY GUIDANCE
- Drink water regularly and reduce strenuous afternoon activity.
- Never leave children, older adults or pets inside parked vehicles.
- Avoid sparks and report smoke immediately in fire-weather areas.
- Slow down in coastal fog and use low-beam headlights.
- Swim near lifeguards and follow posted beach warnings.
- Always follow current county-level NWS alerts.
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