Mackenzie Lake

Happy Friday! We begin the morning with damp conditions and spotty showers throughout the area. We hold with overcast skies, on and off light rain, and temperatures into the 60s. Most areas hold with a 20-50% chance of showers, with a slight threat for thunderstorms as well. Expect brief periods of moderate rain before the

Overcast skies are on board for Thursday and Friday as a few low pressure systems swirl around the coverage zone. We will run into a 10% chance of light showers this afternoon and a 30% chance Friday afternoon. All rain amounts appear to be light and thunderstorms will be fast moving. Highs rise into the

King Tides will cause flooding concerns Tuesday and Wednesday for our area. Stay away form immediate beaches and be aware that tides can change rapidly. Coastal Flood Advisories remain in effect through Thursday at 1pm. Temperatures cool a few degrees, as onshore flow increases. Expect some low 70s and slow clearing for all areas. Winds

King Tides will bring coastal flooding concerns to the Central Coast through Thursday. A Coastal Flood Advisory is in effect for the entire coastline of our viewing area until 1pm Thursday. Minor to moderate flooding is possible with highest tides to occur Monday through Wednesday. Highs rise into the 70s and 80s today with mostly

Happy Friday! We start with some clouds in the morning before a quicker clearing trend occurs. Early morning temperatures will be extra chilly, as we are in the wake of a cold low pressure system. Many areas warm back to 70s for most with bright skies. Winds will be a little breezy, however there are

Expect isolated showers and thunderstorms Thursday. The low pressure system is moving over Southern California by the early morning hours producing fast moving heavy spurts of rainfall. These systems can drop a large portion of water in a short period of time and may produce lightning. All pop up showers are short lived as they

The first moderate rainstorm of the season is here! A Flood Watch has been issued for Santa Barbara and Santa Ynez mountains along with some beach areas through early Thursday. Expect 1-2 inches of rainfall, with the heaviest rain occurring during midday to evening hours. Most of the showers will be on and off rather

Happy Tuesday! Look for an increase in clouds by the afternoon for most areas as a cold front approaches the area. With this incoming system we will look for breezy winds and cooler temperatures as well. Highs will drop 5-10 degrees from yesterday and most areas hold into the upper 60s and low 70s. Our

We continue with some warmer than average temperatures Monday before a significant weather pattern shift occurs mid-week. Expect temperatures into the 80s and some 90s with mostly clear skies for many microclimates. Winds will be light and offer more of an onshore push, helping temperatures ease a few degrees from the weekend. A Beach Hazard

A strong 3-day Santa Ana wind event begins Thursday for the Central Coast. Thousand of people will be without power due to the heightened risk of wildfires. A majority of the coverage zone will be underneath a Red Flag Warning, High Wind Warnings and Heat Advisories. Fire fuels are dry and primed to contribute to

A warm and pleasant Wednesday is on tap. Many areas will see rising temperatures and some light breezy winds. Head out to the beaches or to the pool! Take advantage of the nice weather before another dramatic weather pattern shift begins tomorrow. All eyes will be on Thursday and Friday as strong Santa Ana winds

Happy Tuesday! Some clouds fill the skies to start the morning before a quick clearing trend occurs. All areas rise back to 70s and low 80s today as offshore winds appear. Beach Hazard Statements and Coastal Flood advisories remain in effect through the evening. We warm further Wednesday. Santa Ana winds develop and will keep

Happy Monday! We begin the morning with light showers and drizzle from a low pressure system dropping into the area. Expect on and off again showers through the afternoon for many areas south of Point Conception. All pop up showers and thunderstorms will be fast moving and minimally impactful. Winds are breezy and temperatures are

Happy Friday! Many areas wake up to clouds by the beaches with a slower clearing pattern on board. Mostly sunny skies prevail and 80s and 90s are in the forecast for most. This is a slight cooling trend from days prior but still warm. All heat alerts have been allowed to expire. Overnight lows will

We start with another round of dense fog Thursday morning. Quick clearing and heating will occur today and many areas hold into the 80s, 90s and triple digits. This is the last day our our heatwave! All Heat Alerts expire by the evening and we already got rid of our Beach Hazard Statement. Be safe

Wednesday morning will be warm for many areas. Clear skies prevail for most with some fog in northern communities. Quick clearing is expected and temperatrues rise well above average once again. Look for upper 80s, 90s and triple digits. All Heat Alerts are still in effect through Thursday night. A Beach Hazard Statement is still

Happy Tuesday! We start the morning with clear skies and warm temperatures before the heat really cranks up at 10am. Many areas rise once again into the 90s and triple digits. High pressure is moving closer to the area bringing offshore flow. All Heat Alerts remain in effect through Thursday evening. Minimal day to day