The Central Coast received a moderate amount of rainfall Wednesday.
Here are the rainfall totals from Wednesday:
San Luis Obispo County:
Rocky Butte: 1.78”
San Simeon: 1.06”
Cambria: 0.95”
Morro Bay: 0.35′
Paso Robles: .54”
Templeton: 0.60”
Atascadero: 0.28”
Santa Margarita: 0.98”
Los Osos Lanfdill:” 1.38”
San Luis Obispo: 0.55”
Pismo Beach: 0.55”
Arroyo Grande: 0.28”
Nipomo: 0.39”
Lake Lopez: 0.78”
Santa Barbara County:
Guadalupe: 0.52”
Orcutt: 0.30”
Santa Maria: 0.31”
Los Alamos: 0.13”
Buellton: 0.36”
Solvang: 0.53”
Vandenberg Village: 0.17”
Los Olivos: 0.40”
Lompoc: 0.18”
Santa Ynez: 0.35”
Gaviota Coast: 0.22”
Goleta: 0.23”
Isla Vista: 0.12”
Santa Barbara: 0.14”
Montecito: 0.16”
Summerland: 0.15”
Carpinteria: 0.20”
The good news is after the rain passed through the area, the skies cleared up in time for locals to witness the Super Moon.
Hello KSBY Team, love watching both morning and evening news on KSBY! Sending you a pic of the moon from Nipomo.
Posted by Paul Rodriguez on Wednesday, March 20, 2019
Thursday’s forecast still has rain in it. The morning commute could be impacted by spotty showers near the Five Cities area and the Santa Maria Valley. By the afternoon, the light rain activity will start to break up. Weather models show Thursday night will be partly cloudy. Daytime highs are still right around the upper 50s to the mid-60s and winds will stay close to 10-20 miles per hour through the early evening.
Looking ahead to the weekend there is more rain potential late Friday night through early Saturday morning. However, most of Saturday will be dry and Sunday will have plenty of sunshine.
