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5-day forecast / Saratoga, CA

WednesdaySunny90° / 57°
ThursdaySunny90° / 60°
FridayPartly Sunny90° / 62°
SaturdayMostly Sunny94° / 64°
SundaySunny92° / 62° 4%

Saratoga Weather: Sunny Start, 7 Degrees Warmer - Aug 16, 9 AM

Saratoga weather, updated every four hours — local forecasts you can trust.

Saratoga starts the morning at 58F with patchy fog. Expect a sunny day with a high near 85F, which is 7 degrees warmer than yesterday. Rain chances remain at or below 0% through the evening.

Paloma Janssen

August 16, 20261 min read

National Weather Service radar for North Texas (KFWS)

*As of Aug 16, 9 AM local time.*

Good morning, Saratoga. It is currently 58F and feels like 58F, with humidity sitting at 98% and winds barely moving at 2 mph. The sky is partly cloudy right now, but patchy fog is expected to linger before 9 am.

Once the fog lifts, the day turns sunny, with temperatures climbing to a high near 85F. This marks a noticeable shift from yesterday, as today’s high is 7 degrees warmer than the 78F recorded previously. The afternoon heat should feel comfortable, with temperatures falling to around 82F later in the day.

North northeast winds will stay light, ranging from 1 to 7 mph. There is little to no rain expected through this evening, with chances staying at or below 0%. Tonight, patchy fog may return after 1 am, and the sky will become partly cloudy as temperatures drop to a low near 56F.

Looking ahead, tomorrow brings a similar pattern with patchy fog before 9 am followed by mostly sunny skies. The high will be near 83F, slightly cooler than today, with a low near 55F. It is a routine forecast with no active weather alerts, making for a pleasant stretch of dry weather.

National Weather Service radar for North Texas (KFWS)

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