California Freeze Warning: Temperatures Drop to 28°F in San Joaquin Valley Until Tuesday Morning

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Fresno, CA – A freeze warning remains in effect for portions of central California, including Fresno, Bakersfield, and Visalia, as temperatures drop as low as 28°F. The National Weather Service in Hanford issued the alert, which remains active until 9 a.m. Tuesday.

According to the NWS, sub-freezing temperatures will impact areas across the San Joaquin Valley, including Merced, Madera, Los Banos, and Delano. The cold snap could damage unprotected crops, sensitive vegetation, and outdoor plumbing.

Residents are urged to take precautions by covering plants, bringing pets indoors, and insulating exposed pipes. Farmers in the region, already contending with winter conditions, may experience potential crop losses.

This cold front follows a series of winter weather patterns that have impacted California in recent weeks. While temperatures are expected to rise slightly after Tuesday morning, overnight lows will remain chilly.

Drivers should be cautious of potential frost on roadways, especially in rural areas. Stay updated with the latest weather alerts and prepare accordingly as temperatures continue to drop overnight.

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