Happy Tuesday Morning Central Coast!
We saw some very much needed rain yesterday, unfortunately it will not be enough to break out of our severe drought conditions.
As far as rain totals go here is what we saw across portions of the Central Coast. The highest totals were seen on south facing slopes and the south coast.
Here are few more rain totals!
| Location | Rain Totals |
Gaviota Coast | 1.90" |
| UCSB | 1.23" |
| Guadalupe | 1.31" |
| Oceano | 0.67" |
| Rocky Butte | 2.24" |
| San Simeon | 1.53" |
| Los Alamos | 1.64" |
| Solvang | 1.59" |
| Templeton | 1.34" |
For a look at many more rain totals visit this link!
For Tuesday morning, lingering moisture from our rainstorm Monday is bringing a bit of low lying clouds and patchy fog to the Central Coast. This is dropping visibility as you head out the door this morning.
Good Morning Central Coast! Now that the rainstorm has cleared we are seeing a bit of low cloud and fog due to lingering surface moisture. Today sunny skies will return! pic.twitter.com/4ZVjD41z56
— Vivian Rennie (@VivianRennieWx) March 29, 2022
For today temperatures will still be 5-10 degrees below normal.
Monday brought chilly conditions with many locations only in the 50s but for Today most temperatures have risen 5-10 degrees but are still below normal for this time of year. pic.twitter.com/ivqCA7BfEK
— Vivian Rennie (@VivianRennieWx) March 29, 2022
After all of yesterdays excitement with our rain storm this week will be a bit more mild and dare I say it...boring. Fog and low cloud are possible in the mornings both Wednesday and Thursday but for Friday into the weekend warmer temperatures and sunny skies move in.
After all of yesterdays excitement with our rain storm this week will be a bit more mild and dare I say it...boring. Fog and low cloud are possible in the mornings both Wednesday and Thursday but for Friday into the weekend warmer temperatures and sunny skies move in. pic.twitter.com/6ngFvb7HMg
— Vivian Rennie (@VivianRennieWx) March 29, 2022
Have a great day Central Coast!
