The far inland region will stay in the 100s through Sunday; the rest of the region is expected to be more mild.
The foundation for the summer’s second heat wave — a searing blast that will take inland temperatures past 100 degrees and is bringing warnings from state officials— continued to be formed Wednesday, but the National Weather Service did have one bit of cool news for the Bay Area.
The weather service said Morgan Hill will be under 100 by Sunday, and that San Jose will top out at 92 degrees Sunday and likely not reach 90 degrees Saturday. Still, the far inland areas will continue to sear, especially in the Sacramento Valley where temperatures are expected to run from 106 to 112 degrees. State officials scheduled at 1 p.m. press conference to discuss the heat wave and the weather service issued an excessive heat warning for the Sacramento Valley to run from 11 a.m. Saturday until 11 p.m. Sunday.
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