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Winds rise, flooding risk grows as cooler air drops desert temperatures early week (opens the original)
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BAKERSFIELD, Calif. (KBAK/KBFX) — The weekend is set to continue with winds of change blowing in as a deepening trough of low pressure working down the California coast will be part of a sizeable pattern change that may see temperatures lower considerably by early in the week. Winds should increase as the pressure begins to change and tropical moisture flowing northward from Odalys could get picked up and squeezed out over the Desert Southwest with significant rain and flooding potential. Behind
Hurricane Odalys won’t make landfall, but its moisture may boost rain chances in CA (opens the original)
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BAKERSFIELD, Calif. (KBAK/KBFX) — Hurricane Odalys which grew to a Category 4 storm surpassed computer model expectations and while it does not pose a threat of landfall or anything, the interaction between a developing trough of low pressure dropping south along the California coast (the same one that may help us go from 100 on Thursday to 80 or even lower on Monday) and tropical moisture flowing northeast from Odalys could bring about a stormy scenario to parts of California early next week. T
Cooler Sunday ahead as North Pacific trough sets up breezy, quieter pattern (opens the original)
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BAKERSFIELD, Calif. (KBAK/KBFX) — Sunday's forecast features a North Pacific trough that will be that puzzle piece helping it to potentially be the coolest day of the week locally. South Valley highs may only top out in the mid 80s and the mountains could stay in the low 70s. This new weather pattern will also be a much quieter one as any monsoonal moisture looks to stay far away from our part of the USA and any tropical developments should steer clear of our region too, at least for the time be
Weekend cooling arrives as North Pacific trough eases SoCal heat (opens the original)
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BAKERSFIELD, Calif. (KBAK/KBFX) — The week that was our latest one featured a very active weather pattern for Southern California with several days of rainshower and thunderstorm activity breaking many daily rainfall records by large margins as moisture from former Hurricane Marie moved into the State. The Los Angeles area received rain on Sunday, Monday and Tuesday which is remarkable for early September. As if that wasn't enough, when the sunshine finally came back it hit the moist air hard wi
Forecast calls for quieter, warmer Labor Day after record rains across Southern California (opens the original)
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BAKERSFIELD, Calif. (KBAK/KBFX) — RECORD SOCAL RAINFALL What a day as far as Southern California weather goes! The interaction between a moisture surge coming off of Hurricane Marie and an upper-level trough moving toward California squeezed out a significant amount of rain, breaking numerous records for the date by very large margins. Indeed, early September is still part of the long summer "dry season" so when Sunday's rain gauges scored totals reminiscent of a good winter storm you know that'
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