Happy Friday Central Coast!
As you head out the door we are still seeing dense fog across the beaches and coastal valleys. Take extra caution and time on your morning commute.
Happy Friday Central Coast! Some fog and mostly unremarkable weather is expected through the day today and through Sunday afternoon. At that point our big rain chance moves in! For full details tune in to KSBY6 from 5-7am! pic.twitter.com/XZBp99FCEV
— Vivian Rennie (@VivianRennieWx) March 25, 2022
Today temperatures will have quite a wide spread. In the interior valleys clear skies and light offshore flow will keep them warm. Highs in the mid-80s are possible. As you move towards the coasts a bit of onshore flow will move in. That will bring cooler weather and more marine influence.
Temperatures today will remain in the 80s in interior valleys but marine influence has dropped beach temperatures back into the 50s for some, pic.twitter.com/m5QuB7ERjX
— Vivian Rennie (@VivianRennieWx) March 25, 2022
Marine influence will stick around in the beaches and coastal valleys through much of the weekend. By Sunday evening a large system will move in and bring significant rain to the Central Coast through Monday.
The newest models are in and here is how our storm chances.
Winds will pick up Sunday morning and push a large front into our area by Sunday evening. The cold core of the storm will push through
Monday and clear by Tuesday Morning. All said and done 0.5" to 1/5" are expected.
The newest models are in and here is how our storm chances.
— Vivian Rennie (@VivianRennieWx) March 25, 2022
Winds will pick up Sunday morning and push a large front into our area by Sunday evening. The cold core of the storm will push through
Monday and clear by Tuesday Morning. All said and done 0.5" to 1/5" are expected. pic.twitter.com/fhO2X2WgIv
As far as rain totals go I think that 0.5" up to 1.5" are possible. The highest amounts will likely be on South facing slopes where there is more topographic uplift.
The rain chances for our next system will be very much needed! Most of the high resolution models have not gotten ahold of this system yet but I think 0.5" to 1.5" is the most likely scenario. Here is what some of the models are showing this morning. pic.twitter.com/GxKQ3HftM5
— Vivian Rennie (@VivianRennieWx) March 25, 2022
Next week skies will clear and sunshine will warm temperatures.
Marine influence will stick around in the beaches and coastal valleys through much of the weekend. By Sunday evening a large system will move in and bring significant rain to the Central Coast through Monday. Next week skies will clear and sunshine will warm temperatures. pic.twitter.com/VQ6dCgdqI5
— Vivian Rennie (@VivianRennieWx) March 25, 2022
Have a great Weekend Central Coast! Be sure to stay weather aware as the storm nears us!
