Good morning, Central Coast! As we kick off the workweek there is some dense fog across portions of the Central Coast, mainly in Lompoc and Santa Maria. Be cautious on the roads!
The fog and cloud cover across the region isn't as simple as we typically see. A low pressure system was ejected from the PacNW yesterday and brought cooler cloudy conditions with a little drizzle across much of the region. The core of that system has pushed south through the Central Valley this morning bringing significant rain.
Thankfully for us other than a few very small areas of drizzle overnight the rain is confined to the Central Valley. That being said, some additional cloud cover is expected today as the low pressure continues to push south.
As far as temps are concerned we are sitting a couple of degrees below normal for this time of year. 70s for the interiors, upper 60s for the coastal valleys, low 60s and upper 50s for the beaches.
New week, new extended forecast! Temps are set to even out at a few degrees below normal through much of this week with cloud cover gracing us each morning. Long range (into November) models are indicating a slight warm up after Halloween!
Have a wonderful Monday and week ahead, Central Coast! Don't forget to download the KSBY Microclimate App for the latest weather headlines on the Central Coast.
