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  1. Article · Sep 11, 2026 · John Lindsey, Contributed

    Santa Maria breaks 42-year heat record Wednesday, cooler days on tap (opens the original)

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    While Santa Maria and most of the Central Coast saw highs Wednesday that shattered records, temperatures cooled somewhat Thursday, and a significant cooldown is forecast heading into the weekend and next week, according to the National Weather Service. An Extreme Heat Warning was issued for the Santa Maria area through 8 p.m. Thursday as temperatures climbed well above seasonal averages across the region. “It’s quite unusual,” Brian Lewis, a meteorologist with the National Weather Service

  2. Article · Aug 14, 2026 · John Lindsey, Contributor

    Potentially record-breaking El Niño on the horizon | Central Coast Weather Report (opens the original)

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    For much of last week, a trough of low pressure along the California coastline produced a deep marine layer and much cooler temperatures across the Central Coast. This week, a ridge of high pressure will bring warmer conditions and increasing northwesterly winds along the coast. The stronger winds will help mix out the marine layer during the late morning and afternoon, resulting in mostly clear skies, aside from occasional periods of subtropical mid- and high-level clouds. A large area of high

  3. Article · Aug 14, 2026 · John Lindsey, Contributor

    Potentially record-breaking El Niño on the horizon | Central Coast Weather Report (opens the original)

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    For much of last week, a trough of low pressure along the California coastline produced a deep marine layer and much cooler temperatures across the Central Coast. This week, a ridge of high pressure will bring warmer conditions and increasing northwesterly winds along the coast. The stronger winds will help mix out the marine layer during the late morning and afternoon, resulting in mostly clear skies, aside from occasional periods of subtropical mid- and high-level clouds. A large area of high

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