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Dave Hovde

California

Chief Meteorologist at KSBY-TV (San Luis Obispo, CA)

Chief Meteorologist for KSBY-TV

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  • The weather pattern is finally changing bringing more sun and warmer temps

    6 days ago | ksby.com | Dave Hovde

    The Central Coast is experiencing partly to mostly cloudy skies today, with a chance of light rain or drizzle. This pattern will continue through Friday. However, warmer temperatures are on the way, expected from Saturday through the middle of next week, though still slightly below normal across the coast and valleys. Today's Cloud Cover and Rain PotentialOur region is under the influence of a deep, moist layer of air, extending up to 9000 feet.

  • Clouds keep temps down until the weekend arrives

    1 week ago | ksby.com | Dave Hovde

    Central Coast Weather: Cloudy with Rain Chances, Then Warming UpThe Central Coast is experiencing a mix of clouds and a chance of light rain or drizzle, a pattern that will persist through Friday. While temperatures remain cooler than normal, a warming trend is on the horizon for the weekend and into early next week. Today's WeatherEarlier today, a deep marine layer, reaching up to 6000 feet, contributed to mostly cloudy skies across the region.

  • The cool and cloudy pattern continues thru the end of the week

    1 week ago | ksby.com | Dave Hovde

    The Central Coast will experience more strong onshore flow and a deep marine layer the rest of this week, bringing persistent low clouds and fog at night and in the mornings, with a chance of drizzle each day. Showers are possible on Friday, particularly over the mountains. Dry and warmer conditions are expected for the weekend and into early next week.

  • Marine influence will keep temps down this week.

    1 week ago | ksby.com | Dave Hovde

    The Central Coast will experience a deep marine layer with strong onshore flow, leading to a continued cooling trend through the work week. Night through morning low clouds and fog, with the possibility of drizzle, are expected each night and morning. A cold upper-level low-pressure system is forecast to bring showers between Thursday night and Friday night, with a thunderstorm risk, particularly in the mountains, on Friday.

  • Cooler temps arrive for the weekend

    1 week ago | ksby.com | Dave Hovde

    The Central Coast experienced a mix of sun and clouds today, with temperatures warm early but by afternoon some temps dropped 15-20 degrees in an hour or two when winds turned back onshore. This will also brought more extensive low clouds and fog, pushing further inland. Weekend Forecast:The cooling trend will become more pronounced over the weekend.

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Dave Hovde
Dave Hovde @tvdave
10 Apr 25

Warm into the weekend, then temps dip to near average (even below average) and level off next week. https://t.co/ZwQQGymY1f

Dave Hovde
Dave Hovde @tvdave
10 Apr 25

City by City: Thursday temps look nice and warm, and another great beach day. https://t.co/olrr2i1k1r

Dave Hovde
Dave Hovde @tvdave
10 Apr 25

WATCH: The ridge of high pressure over The West holds until Friday, then breaks for the weekend with cooler conditions and marine influence returning. https://t.co/9R41DzTjQt