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Cool and windy into the holiday weekend

Posted 12:12 PM 5/22/2013 by Dave Hovde

Very windy Wednesday and still windy Thursday with afternoon gusts both days to 40mph, advisories are in place.

A cooling trend will continue through Thursday, below normal daytime temperatures are expected through the holiday weekend with night through morning low clouds and fog in coastal and valley areas. Warming may begin across the region Tuesday.

5/21/2013

Hang on, winds poised to get cranking

Posted 12:02 PM 5/21/2013 by Dave Hovde

An upper low is moving into the Pacific NW tonight through Wednesday and the surface pressure gradients tighten dramatically.

Evening winds Tuesday could gust to 30 in the evening before diminishing overnight, but those winds will be back Wednesday at 20-30 with gusts to 40mph in the (More)

5/20/2013

Temperatures will cool as winds pick up

Posted 12:44 PM 5/20/2013 by Dave Hovde

A limited marine layer meant a warm Monday but the marine layer will develop along the coastline tonight and move inland by Tuesday.

It is because low pressure will be moving through he West.

Winds will pick up Tuesday afternoon through Thursday drawing cooler air further (More)

5/19/2013

A cool down is coming

Posted 6:47 PM 5/19/2013 by Victoria Johnson

Warm temperatures will continue through Monday as a ridge of high pressure builds and a weak offshore flow develops. Gusty north winds are expected through Monday morning in the mountain regions. A low pressure system to the north will increase the onshore flow on Tuesday. This will continue (More)

5/18/2013

Wind advisory issued for Santa Barbara County

Posted 6:43 PM 5/18/2013 by Victoria Johnson

The National Weather Service issued a wind advisory for Santa Barbara County until three Sunday morning. North to northwest winds between 20-30 miles per hour will develop through and below passes and canyons. Exercise caution while driving along the 101 and 154 highway and through the 5 corridor.

5/17/2013

Weekend temps warm but no heatwave

Posted 1:05 PM 5/17/2013 by Dave Hovde

High pressure is building in but not looking like the impressive ridge models advertised earlier this week.

That'll still mean fewer clouds and warmer temperatures but no 100 degree heat inland (90s still likely Sunday). Beaches in the 60s to about 70 over the weekend while coastal valleys warm from the low to mid 70s into the upper 70s Sunday. Monday looks like a copy of Sunday but Tuesday through Thursday onshore flow comes back and temps dip once again.

Wind advisory issued for parts of SB County but weekend warmer

5/16/2013

Friday temperatures even cooler before weekend warm-up

Posted 11:58 AM 5/16/2013 by Dave Hovde

The clouds which streamed in Thursday will have an impact Friday, even though the clouds will shift south and east the cool air behind the disturbance will hang around for highs in the 60s and 70s with a strong NW wind (to 25mph). Some areas of drizzle are possible with coastal clouds early (More)