Looking beautiful for next week, Monday Sept 14th forecast

Another fantastic day with more mild to warm temperatures an overall, a far cry from last week's tropical heat wave. Wind issues remain a concern for areas below our east to west running coastal ranges. A Wind Advisory remains in effect for portions of the South Coast through early Monday. Wind gusts could exceed 45 mph, especially below passes and canyons near the Gaviota  region. Patchy fog is expected along our coast where the northerly winds are not too strong. Any fog cover should burn off by late morning for most areas. Highs on Monday will stay a bit warm for the Santa Barbara South Coast as well; as the usual inland valleys. Look for plenty of 70's and low 80's with just a few upper 60's in our coolest Central Coast beach towns.

Looking ahead, aside from the northerly wind concerns below our east to west coastal ranges, our weather looks pretty quiet for next week. A couple of tropical disturbances to our south should stay well out to sea and temperatures will stay on the mild side through about mid week. Coastal for will deepen in windless areas but still burn off nicely for most of our local beaches as the sea breeze stays on the moderate side. Building high pressure is expected late in the work week and that will lead to a warming trend by next weekend. Our forecast is seeing a possible return of mid 90's or warmer for our inland areas. At this time there are no watches posted for the upcoming expected warming trend, but that could change as we head toward the middle of the work week.