Unseasonably warm temperatures approached, and in some cases matched records across Northern California on Thursday.

The city of Stockton tied its high record at 91, previously set in 1989, while Sacramento topped out at 90, with that record also set at 91.

Temperatures across western Nevada County ranged between the upper 70s to upper 80s Thursday afternoon, with a high of 85 recorded at 3:30 p.m. near Condon Park in Grass Valley.

Today temperatures will remain unseasonably warm in the 80s before a cool down begins Saturday, bringing the area to an expected high of 47 to 57, and a low of 29 to 39 depending on elevation.

For eastern Nevada County, highs will climb to 67 today. The high is expected to be around 58 on Saturday and 53 on Sunday. Lows will settle in the mid-20s to low 30s all three nights.

Rain and up to 8 inches of snow is also forecast Monday and Monday evening at elevations above 3,500 feet.

“Monday, Tuesday, its going to be a little bit tricky because there’s going to be some cold air with this,” National Weather Service Forecaster Karl Swanberg said.

Beyond Tuesday, the weather will remain cooler with another chance of precipitation.

“Cooler than normal through Thursday, slight chance of rain showers going way out on Thursday and highs Thursday maybe from mid-60s to 70s. Definitely cooler and unsettled for the upcoming work week. And beyond that it’s probably going to start warming up,” Swanberg said.

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