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Winds and high surf conditions continue into the work week

Wind and high surf advisories have been extended. Temperatures are expected to see a slight uptick starting Monday. Here is our full forecast!
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Happy Sunday, Central Coast!

Let's start today's forecast with the advisories in place for our region, because there are a few. The high surf advisory I mentioned yesterday has been extended from Monday until Tuesday. Waves could reach up to 13 feet in height and could be accompanied by dangerous rip currents.

Here is a look at some of the wave heights we have recorded as of 3:22 PM Sunday. The wave heights have increased compared to what we recorded on Saturday, around the same time. We are now seeing an average of 9 to 10 feet. The best advice during this time is to avoid getting in the water because there is an increased risk of drowning.

There is also a wind advisory in place for the south coast, which I mentioned would be extended until Monday. This area could experience wind gusts up to 50 mph. These winds are expected to be stronger this evening and into Monday morning.

Overall, this weekend we experienced a slight drop in temperatures. The Central Coast will start to see a slight uptick in temperatures as we begin our work week.

The warmest days for this upcoming week will be Wednesday and Thursday. There looks to be no rain chances in our near future.

Enjoy your evening, Central Coast!

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