A mix of lower level to high-level clouds are scattered across the region for Thanksgiving Day. Temperatures generally range from 65 to 70 degrees in most spots with breezy onshore winds.
The winds are expected to shift northerly tonight, along with some gusty winds across the south coast.
There is a chance of another round of showers through northern Santa Barbara County and San Luis Obispo County through Friday evening.
By the weekend, a warming trend will kick in that will last through early next week.
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Posted by Al Pepito on Thursday, November 22, 2018
Here’s a look at some of the top rainfall totals from Wednesday’s storm:
ROCKY BUTTE 2.01”
SANTA MARGARITA 1.64”
ATASCADERO (4 WSW) 1.38”
CAMBRIA 1.16”
SAN LUIS OBISPO RESERVOIR 1.10”
SAN LUIS OBISPO POLY 1.08”
3 WNW ATASCADERO 1.07”
1 ENE ARROYO GRANDE 1.03”
TEMPLETON 5.5 WSW 1.02”
4 NW PISMO BEACH 0.97”
2 WSW SAN LUIS OBISPO 0.95”
PISMO BEACH (3 WNW) 0.80”
ARROYO GRANDE 0.79”
1 SE NIPOMO 0.47”
2 S MORRO BAY 0.34”
6 W LAKE NACIMIENTO 0.12”
TECOLOTE CANYON 1.10”
5 NNE GOLETA 1.05”
GAVIOTA COAST 1.03”
5 NW CARPINTERIA 0.94”
REFUGIO HILLS 0.91”
SANTA BARBARA CITY COLLEGE 0.90”
7 ENE SANTA BARBARA 0.87”
MONTECITO CITY 0.78”
