Good morning, Central Coast! Happy Monday!
To kick off the week there is some patchy dense fog across the region, for some communities this means low morning visibility. Commuters be cautious where visibility falls.
Aside from the bit of fog this morning things will be picture perfect across the region today. A series of storms are headed to the PacNW this week and will keep active weather to our north. Later today some moisture from a system to our north will dive south bringing more cloud cover and a small chance for a shower in the Bay Area tonight. By the time it gets to us there will not be enough energy to do much.
Temperature wise we are coming off a cool (at least for this time of year) pattern. Temps are still about 10 degrees below normal in the interior valleys, closer to average at the beaches. Basically all said, no problems for today.
There will be some gusty winds tonight along the Southcoast with the worst expected along the Gaviota Coastline. Some gusts may reach 40 mph, just under advisory criteria.
More wonderful weather is expected this week with substantially warmer weather expected Tuesday and lasting through the week. This will bring highs in the interiors to the upper 80s. That is just a few degrees below normal. Beaches and coastal valleys will warm up too, just not to as much of an extent.
It will be a beautiful week! Friday another system will press south, diverting the jet stream and bringing us northerly winds and a slight cool down that will last well into next week.
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Have a great Monday, Central Coast!
