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.
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.
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)
Posted 11:13 AM 5/15/2013 by Dave Hovde
Another low pressure trough will pass thru the West Thursday into Friday to keep winds cranking and temperatures on the cool side until the weekend.
The onshore flow will mean an increase of the night to morning low clouds, fog and with possible drizzle or sprinkles on Friday.
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Posted 12:04 PM 5/14/2013 by Dave Hovde
The cooling trend is beginning and with breezy conditions expected only some slow change is in the forecast at the end of the week.
Good onshore flow will bring low clouds to all coastal and valley locations tonight. There will be Sundowner wind potential on the Southcoast this (More)
Posted 12:47 PM 5/13/2013 by Dave Hovde
Some cooling will take place on Tuesday away from the beaches as a weak upper level trough drifts over the area.
One concern with that could be some stronger north winds across Santa Barbara county, especially over the passes and canyons and along the Southcoast.
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Posted 3:59 PM 5/12/2013 by Victoria Johnson
High pressure continues to bring above normal temperatures through Monday. There will be the presence of fog along the Central Coast, primarily in Santa Maria. Tomorrow, we can expect cooler weather due to a weak and dry trof off the Pacific. Santa Barbara will see temps (More)
Posted 6:38 PM 5/11/2013 by Victoria Johnson
We can expect above normal daytime temperatures in most inland regions through the middle of the week due to high pressure building in the southwest. This will also increase afternoon high temperatures tomorrow another 5-10 degrees across the area. However, temperatures will remain below record (More)