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All aboard! From trains to tri-tip, here is your Central Coast weekend event guide (opens the original)
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A lot is happening across the Central Coast as we near the end of the work week! Here are some fun things to do this weekend, from Friday, October 2, through Sunday, October 4! California Avocado Festival Friday, October 2 - Sunday, October 4, Downtown Carpinteria It's time to guac and roll! From Friday through Sunday, the 40th California Avocado Festival is taking over downtown Carpinteria. Enjoy dozens of bands, plus food, art and commercial vendors. All proceeds from the festival will go to t
High pressure is building in and will heat up temps through next week (opens the original)
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To kick off our Wednesday morning, there are a few localized pockets of fog in the Santa Ynez and Santa Maria valleys. That cloud cover will clear quickly to a beautiful and sunny day. We have some lingering concern by our beaches where a swell is passing up to our north. Localized sets up to 8 ft are possible. Our south coast is still under a Beach Hazard Statement for rip current and slight tidal overflow risk through 5 p.m. Wednesday evening. For the rest of the week, waves will calm, but it
High pressure builds and and will send temps soaring by the weekend (opens the original)
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It is a foggy one with some visibility falling to less than a half mile. Take it slow on the roads. As we kick off our Tuesday morning there is a lot of energy in the atmosphere. Two strong storms are spinning in the eastern Pacific, while not directly impacting us they are bringing some higher waves and rip current risk to the region. Here is a look at the wave heights as of Tuesday morning. Along the Santa Barbara County south coast there is a beach hazard statement in place through Wednesday
Cooler weather lasts one more day, much warmer weather late week (opens the original)
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As we kick off a new week temperatures are on the cool side thanks to a lingering low pressure overhead. That low brought clouds this weekend and this morning and will kick off the day on a cooler note here on the Central Coast! Some interior valleys (California Valley) were in the 30s this morning. Temps will start to warm and we will see clearing skies throughout the morning. Temps will be close to the highs we have seen the past few days. Here is what you can expect. Over the next few days a
Temps stay warm but a cooler pattern is on the way for the weekend (opens the original)
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Wednesday brought temperatures flirting with triple digits to the region, alongside some gusty winds that caused concern for the firefighters along the Grade Fire. Much of that warmth was due to a high-pressure system sitting to our West that brought the warmer weather. Today though, it is pushing back West and will allow for some cooling for beaches and coastal valleys. It will still be hot in the interior valleys. Despite the afternoon sunshine, we will see some fog Thursday morning. Take caut
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