Skies are mostly sunny through the weekend with a few high clouds sticking around. Meanwhile, temperatures are trending a few degrees above what we saw on Saturday.
Weak offshore winds will continue through Tuesday morning before shifting onshore in the afternoon hours. As winds transition, expect temperatures to cool by a few degrees. The next storm system is expected to reach the Central Coast as early as Tuesday night into Wednesday morning.
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Posted by Rick Evans on Saturday, November 24, 2018
The storm system is expected to bring gusty winds Wednesday with up to 3 inches across the northwest portion of the San Luis Obispo County foothills. The peak rainfall rates will likely be 0.25 to 0.5 inches per hour. This could cause some minor debris flow in the recent burn areas of LA and Butte Counties including Pacific Coast Highway, Malibu Canyon, Kanan Road, and Decker Canyon.
While this storm is predicted to be stronger than last week’s storm, the Santa Barbara County Office of Emergency Management says the rainfall is not likely to cause debris flow in or around recent burn areas of Santa Barbara County.
SB Co & the NWS are monitoring Wednesday's storm (Nov 28). It is expected to be worse than last week's storm but rainfall rates are NOT expected to cause debris flows in/around burn areas. We will continue to monitor the weather & will advise the public if the situation changes.
— SBCountyOEM (@SBCountyOEM) November 25, 2018