Records will likely be broken for Wednesday. This is peak heating for most microclimates and where high pressure is the closest to the Central Coast. Expect 80s for most. Minimal day to day differences from the start of the week. A High Surf Advisory is in place for San Luis Obispo County while a Beach Hazard Statement is in effect for Santa Barbara. These hold through next Monday.
We begin a cooling trend Thursday. Onshore flow will reappear and high pressure exits the area. Temperatures fall back to 70s for most and clouds will increase. A small 10% chance of showers is on board for Thursday night into Friday morning. All rain amounts will be light until Friday night.
All eyes are on the Friday forecast as our first system crosses over the region early in the morning. This will bring minimal impacts other than a few light showers. The real rain arrives with system #2. This will arrive Friday night into Saturday morning. Heavy rain is on board for all microclimates but we dry by day-break Saturday. Our next storm system is hot on the heels and could arrive Monday. Right now rain totals seem to be close to an inch for most areas, however more data is needed. Especially for timing, stay tuned.
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