Good morning, Central Coast!
As we start off our Wednesday conditions for most communities are clear and calm, that will make way for another hot day in the interiors and above normal temps by our beaches.
Highs in the interior valleys is still in the triple digits, coastal valleys in the 80s and 70s by the coasts.
Those temps in the triple digits in the interior valleys are once again a concern. A heat advisory is in place for much of the region through 8 PM Wednesday night.
Hot conditions will increase the risk for heat related illness for sensitive populations, including the very young, the very old, and those active outdoors.
Only minimal relief is expected Thursday with temps staying in the triple digits for a few more days. I would not be surprised if the heat advisory was extended.
Tonight winds will shift tonight to create a sundowner wind event along our south coast. Gusts up to 45 mph are expected. This has prompted a high wind advisory that will be in effect through 3 AM tomorrow morning.
A more significant cool down is expected later on in the forecast.
Have a wonderful day Central Coast!
