Dave Hovde
Chief Meteorologist at KSBY-TV (San Luis Obispo, CA)
Chief Meteorologist for KSBY-TV
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1 week ago |
ksby.com | Dave Hovde
The Central Coast is set to experience much warmer conditions through the weekend as high pressure builds overhead, peaking on Friday and Saturday. While some coastal areas will remain milder under a shrinking marine layer, a significant cooling trend is on tap for next week with the return of low clouds and fog pushing back into the valleys. Warmth Building Through Saturday:High pressure is strengthening over the region, and we can expect warmer temperatures to continue through Saturday.
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1 week ago |
ksby.com | Dave Hovde
The Central Coast is experiencing continued cool conditions today as a low-pressure system slowly moves out of the region. A significant warm-up is on the horizon, expected to begin Wednesday and last through at least Sunday. Today and Tomorrow: Lingering CoolnessThe low-pressure system to our east is still influencing our weather, keeping temperatures 5-10 degrees below normal. Highs today are generally in the mid-60s to the lower 70s.
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1 week ago |
ksby.com | Dave Hovde
The Central Coast will continue to experience cooler than normal temperatures through Monday, with a chance of drizzle or light showers. Isolated thunderstorms remain a possibility in the mountains. A welcome change to dry weather and a gradual warming trend is expected to begin on Tuesday. Today's Weather:Showers and storms formed over the mountains again this afternoon, though they were less widespread and intense than yesterday but still prompted an areal flood advisory along HWY 166.
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1 week ago |
ksby.com | Dave Hovde
The Central Coast is currently experiencing a cool afternoon with variable clouds, a trend that will persist through the end of the week thanks to a deep marine layer and strong onshore flow. Temperatures remain well below normal for this time of year. Thunderstorms Active in the Mountains:As of late afternoon, thunderstorms have developed quickly across the mountains, particularly in eastern Santa Barbara County.
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3 weeks ago |
ksby.com | Dave Hovde
The Central Coast is experiencing a shift in weather today as onshore flow strengthens, ushering in a cooling trend that will continue through Friday. Expect a persistent presence of low clouds and fog each night and morning, which will likely be slow to clear from the beaches during the day. Already this afternoon, we saw the influence of a developing trough off the West Coast, which is enhancing the push of air from the Pacific.
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Temps were sluggish again today near the coast while inland temps warmed. We should see a little coastal warming Thursday before temps again sag this weekend. https://t.co/xhXsPZ0DKk
Another trough slides in Friday and Saturday to cool temps again...but next week will feature a ridge driving temps above normal around the middle of the week. https://t.co/bU8FSes5Ww
The model has been a little aggressive with cloud development, but they are off the coast this afternoon. Modeling suggests those clouds will be in and out in the night and morning hours, keeping any dynamic temperature movement to a minimum. https://t.co/LBblAFRJt7