Good morning Central Coast!
Monday morning started off with a couple of showers pushing through San Luis Obispo County, accumulations were very much minimal but the cloud cover was noticed for sure across the region.
These showers are riding in on a cold front pressing south. The more substantial rain is to our north but we are still seeing some of the remnants.
Once the front pushes through skies are set to clear and begin to warm up a little. Highs will raise by a degree or two today with broken sunshine through the day.
Turning to the beaches, an advisory in place currently for all of our western beaches, where there is a high surf advisory until march 15th. With it comes the opportunity of large breaking waves of 10 to 16 feet and dangerous rip currents.
Now moving on to winds, there are no advisories in place but today we’ll be seeing some light breezes with gusts up to 25 mph. If you are headed into the LA basin some concerns of Santa Ana winds are possible all week.
As for the rest of the week the forecast is beautiful, sunshine will move in as a high pressure pushes in. That will also increase highs towards the 70s by Friday and towards 80 in the interior valleys by early next week.
For the extended forecast sunshine, warm temps and mild conditions are expected.
Have a wonderful day Central Coast!
