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A long-lasting heat wave ramps-up Friday and persists through all of next week at a minimum (opens the original)
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Good Wednesday evening from Meteorologist Jim Castillo Here is your Central Coast Weather forecast for San Luis Obispo & Santa Barbara Counties Dense fog blanketed areas around Nipomo until 10 AM on Wednesday and other coastal valleys and beach areas. Last night brought gusty Sundowner winds, but these are not expected to return tonight. This means Santa Barbara had cooler highs today compared to the mid to upper 80s experienced over the past couple of days. Little change in weather conditions i
High Surf and rip current risk through Wednesday, then heat builds (opens the original)
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Good Tuesday evening from Meteorologist Jim Castillo Here is your detailed Central Coast Weather forecast for San Luis Obispo & Santa Barbara Counties Heat Wave this weekend is the top weather story. High Surf and rip current risk: Swells originating from distant tropical cyclones far to the south are impacting beaches across San Luis Obispo and Santa Barbara counties. Expect higher sets & rip currents. Winds: A light offshore pressure gradient has delayed the normal sea breeze. Look for gusty n
High pressure builds this week and we get hot this weekend (opens the original)
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Good Monday evening from Meteorologist Jim Castillo Here is your Central Coast Weather forecast for San Luis Obispo & Santa Barbara Counties An upper-level low pressure system continues moving through California on Monday, expected to reach Arizona by Wednesday. This system is driving increased northerly winds across the Santa Barbara County mountains, with gusts reaching approximately 45 mph tonight through Tuesday morning with a wind advisory until 6 am. Beach conditions remain elevated throug
Above-normal temps continue through Saturday even with the morning marine layer, cooler Sunday-Monday (opens the original)
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Happy Friday from Meteorologist Jim Castillo Here's your Central Coast weather forecast for San Luis Obispo and Santa Barbara Counties High temperatures will remain several degrees above normal through Saturday, with the familiar pattern of morning low clouds and fog returning each day. The marine layer depth has settled around 1,000 feet along our coastline. Saturday brings a slight cooling trend with daily highs dropping a few degrees from Friday's readings, though temperatures will still run
High temps stay above normal through Saturday with morning marine layer (opens the original)
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Good Thursday evening from Meteorologist Jim Castillo Here is your forecast for the Central Coast for San Luis Obispo & Santa Barbara Counties Current PatternMarine layer clouds have returned to the Central Coast Thursday morning as onshore flow strengthened. This brought welcome cooling with high temperatures dropping several degrees away from the immediate coastline, and some inland areas seeing drops of 10-15 degrees compared to Wednesday's readings. Through the WeekendHigh temperatures will
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