Central Coast to see sunny, smoky conditions Wednesday - KSBY.com | San Luis Obispo and Santa Barbara Area News
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While conditions are slowly improving, there remains high fire danger due to the weather.
There are no official fire weather warnings or watches in San Luis Obispo or Santa Barbara counties Wednesday, but Ventura and Los Angeles counties will remain under watches and warnings until Friday at 10:00 a.m.
Sunny and smoky conditions will continue at times along the Central Coast.
Highs will range from the lower 70s through the low 80s Wednesday afternoon with northeast winds around 15 mph.
Wednesday night brings clear skies and lows in the 30s and 40s. Winds will be fairly light.
Thursday, we'll see more sunshine. Highs will range from the 70s at the beaches to around 80-degrees inland.
The winds will continue to be lighter. However, with the dry conditions and warmer-than-normal afternoon temperatures, the fire danger will remain high.
The same general pattern will continue through Friday, but then a change for the weekend brings a change in wind direction with slightly cooler afternoon highs.
The firefighting community is morning the loss of a woman from the Central Coast who died last week shortly after giving birth to twins.
The firefighting community is morning the loss of a woman from the Central Coast who died last week shortly after giving birth to twins.
San Luis Obispo Police are asking for the public's help identifying a woman seen on surveillance camera allegedly trying to lure a 3-year-old boy out of Target Tuesday afternoon.
San Luis Obispo Police are asking for the public's help identifying a woman seen on surveillance camera allegedly trying to lure a 3-year-old boy out of Target Tuesday afternoon.
The San Luis Obispo Police Department has released surveillance video of the woman they say tried to lure a 3-year-old boy out of Target on Tuesday.
The San Luis Obispo Police Department has released surveillance video of the woman they say tried to lure a 3-year-old boy out of Target on Tuesday.
Cal Poly suspended indefinitely the activities of fraternities and sororities on Tuesday, according to a letter from President Jeffrey Armstrong sent to students, faculty and staff: Dear Campus Community: As I begin this note, I struggle to convey the many emotions I have felt in my heart these past few days. Words cannot begin to explain how gut-wrenching it has been for me to witness the hurt so many have felt and continue to feel regarding the Lambda Ch...
Cal Poly suspended indefinitely the activities of fraternities and sororities on Tuesday, according to a letter from President Jeffrey Armstrong sent to students, faculty and staff: Dear Campus Community: As I begin this note, I struggle to convey the many emotions I have felt in my heart these past few days. Words cannot begin to explain how gut-wrenching it has been for me to witness the hurt so many have felt and continue to feel regarding the Lambda Ch...
