Good Morning Central Coast!
A few light showers are possible this morning, but the region will dry out quickly.
That is all thanks to a high pressure cutting us off from the storm that brought inches of rain to the Central Coast over the past few days.
Here is a look at some of the rain totals from the system.
A high-pressure system urged forward by a storm in Alaska will kick our storm south and clear us out quickly.
Skies will clear in the afternoon, allowing for a bit of sunshine and slightly warmer temperatures.
The extended outlook points to a continued warming and drying trend. Offshore flow will persist at times, keeping skies mostly clear.
Highs will steadily climb into the low to mid-70s by the weekend, with pleasant conditions across the coasts and valleys.
Current models favor dry conditions through early next week, though earlier projections hinted at a weak low-pressure system that could bring rain. At this time, rain is unlikely.
Have a wonderful day!
