Good morning Central Coast!
As we kick off the week conditions are a little bizarre for us in Central California as former Hurricane Hilary pushes north and begins to release its grip on California.
That being said we are starting to see some more "normal" conditions as more cloud cover and morning fog begins to push back in this morning.
The majority of the storm is already in the rear view mirror but there are still scattered showers expected to move through the region for today. Accumulations will be highly localized and mainly in the interior valleys but possible through the entire region this afternoon. For the most up to date information on these showers check out the interactive radar.
As far as rain totals go the storm split the Central Coast in half, western beaches and most of the coastal valleys saw just a few hundredths of an inch overnight into Monday morning but along the southcoast and into the interior valleys rain totals were significantly higher.
Even though we did see some rain when compared with the test of the region our impact was very minimal. Here is a look at some totals from across the rest of the region.
Check out this link for a look at an interactive map with rain totals from across the region.
Aside from the rain chances temps are going to be comfortable today with highs in the interiors reaching the 80s, beaches down to the 60s. That being said humidity is significant from the storm, that is something you will notice for today!
Tomorrow conditions will improve even more with sunshine returning and humidity falling. It looks to be a warm but wonderful remainder of the forecast.
Coastal valleys can expect more cloud cover but still mild conditions.
Have a wonderful day Central Coast!
