It is hard to come up with weather that makes everyone happy but this weekend will probably produce fewer complaints. Other than some patchy night and morning marine clouds and some passing high clouds, there looks to be plenty of sun on the way this weekend.
Dave Hovde-KSBY
Let’s just get right to it and show you the 3-day forecast for the weekend and Monday.
Dave Hovde-KSBY
Let’s just get right to it and show you the 3-day forecast for the weekend and Monday.
Temperatures across the interior will warm slightly through Saturday as high pressure across the Southwest strengthens.
At upper levels, there is a jet stream trough over the Pac NW and high pressure centered over New Mexico. The Central Coast is right in the middle.
Dave Hovde-KSBY
Here is a look at the upper air and surface chart for the weekend. In the upper air we are in the middle of a ridge over the SW U.S. and a trough over the Pac NW. SW flow is over us which produces…
Dave Hovde-KSBY
Here is a look at the upper air and surface chart for the weekend. In the upper air we are in the middle of a ridge over the SW U.S. and a trough over the Pac NW. SW flow is over us which produces…
High pressure strengthens just a bit over the weekend causing inland temps to warm a little. Some high clouds later in the weekend are possible with the remnants of Alvin, a tropical system in the Pacific. No rain is expected.
Some locally gusty Sundowner winds are possible across southern Santa Barbara county each evening. Looks breezy to windy but probably under advisory criteria.
No big changes into the middle of next week but then models disagree on if there will be a warming or cooling trend after that.
For Monday and Tuesday, the marine layer clouds will remain rather limited. For Wednesday and Thursday, more marine cloud cover at the coast is probable.
