Good morning Central Coast!
As we kick off the new work week you may want to bundle up on the way out the door especially for those in the interior valleys that are facing yet another morning at or below freezing.
That means we have yet another set of freeze warnings in place for the interior valleys through 8 a.m. Bundle up this morning for those communities.
This continues a line of several mornings in a row reaching into the freezing values, while the temps will likely stay cold for the next few mornings it is expected that the National Weather Service will stop issuing Freeze and Frost warnings for the interior valleys soon. (This happens every year as we move into winter)
There is also a lingering high surf advisory for the western beaches through 1 p.m. this afternoon.
Humidity is low across the region and other than keeping the marine layer at bay it also means that our diurnal ranges (difference between daily high and low temperatures) will be quite wide. Chilly morning and mild afternoons are expected.
In the next three days, we are going to see our temperatures go down. Our beaches are cooling from the mid 60s on Monday to upper 50s by Wednesday.
Our coastal valleys are dropping from the 70s on Monday to the upper 50s by Wednesday. Our interiors are dipping from the upper 60s to upper 50s by Wednesday.
Wednesday conditions will start to shift as a low pressure pushes toward the Central Coast.
These will be minimal with most locations seeing less than a tenth of an inch of rain for most communities. I know that is very minimal but the bigger change will be temps falling. Chilly temps will stick around into December ahead of a warm up into the middle of the month.
Have a great week Central Coast!
