Eduardo Huijon Jr.

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Weather Anchor and Multimedia Journalist at KSBY-TV (San Luis Obispo, CA)

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Night through morning low clouds return to the coast and valleys through Tuesday

6 days ago | ksby.com | Eduardo Huijon Jr.

Happy Sunday, Central Coast!Stronger onshore flow allowed temperatures to continue to trend downwards on Sunday. It will be cooler Sunday and Monday, with a warming trend expected to start on Tuesday. An early return of low clouds and fog should be expected at the beaches and coastal valleys. Another upper-level trough of low pressure in northern California will dig south along the coast and drop into the region through Monday.
Cooler but more humid conditions this weekend as tropical moisture moves over the region

1 week ago | ksby.com | Eduardo Huijon Jr.

Temperatures were still warm in some areas of the Central Coast, but increasing onshore flow allowed temperatures to slightly trend down compared to Friday. However, humidity levels are trending up as remnant moisture from Tropical Storm Alvin moves into the area from the southeast. That moisture is expected to work its way north through the rest of Saturday and overnight. At lower elevations south of Point Conception, there could also be some scattered showers.
Cooler temps and increasing onshore flow are expected this weekend

1 week ago | ksby.com | Eduardo Huijon Jr.

Happy Friday, Central Coast!High pressure aloft building into the region from the north and weakening onshore flow lead to warm temperatures on the Central Coast today. However, Pismo Beach and Cambria experienced areas of dense fog. The only possible record today would be in Paso Robles, where the daily record could reach up to 102 degrees. The Heat Advisory in effect for San Luis Obispo and Santa Barbara counties ends 8 p.m., Friday, May 30, 2025.
Gala Pride and Diversity Center and Central Coast Pride present ‘Pride Fest’

1 week ago | ksby.com | Eduardo Huijon Jr.

This year, the Gala Pride and Diversity Center and Central Coast Pride are presenting Pride Fest. While Pride in the Plaza and Trans Pride in the Park will be this weekend’s main events, they also plan to host over a dozen more throughout May and June. This year's theme is “Then, Now, Forever.”Gala Pride and Diversity Center says this year’s celebration honors the legacy and future of LGBTQ+ communities across San Luis Obispo County.
Onshore flow will continue to dominate the Central Coast early this week

1 week ago | ksby.com | Eduardo Huijon Jr.

Happy Sunday, Central Coast! Temperatures bumped a few degrees on Sunday due to a weak pop-up ridge of high pressure that replaced an upper-level trough of low pressure that moved in on Saturday. A deep marine layer remains in place with strong onshore flow that moved through the area Sunday afternoon. On Monday, a weak trough of low pressure will bring temperatures down a few degrees across the far interior, including Paso Robles and the interior mountains.
Low clouds return to coastal areas, a few degrees of warming expected on Sunday

2 weeks ago | ksby.com | Eduardo Huijon Jr.

Hey, Central Coast! Happy Saturday. ☀️This afternoon, low clouds lingered along Santa Barbara County, and mostly sunny skies filled the Central Coast on Saturday. Breezy to gusty south-to-west winds moved throughout the area today. On Saturday afternoon, temperatures are forecast to be as much as 6-12 degrees below seasonal norms. Daytime highs on Saturday in the warmest inland coast, valleys, and foothills should reach the 70s to near 80.
Low clouds and fog will return to coastal areas this Memorial Day weekend

2 weeks ago | ksby.com | Eduardo Huijon Jr.

Happy Friday, Central Coast!On Thursday, we saw an increase in onshore flow and a trough of low pressure that kicked off the cooling trend. Night through morning, low clouds and fog will return to coastal areas Friday night and will expand northward and inland for the next couple of nights and mornings. Another upper low will be moving through the area Friday night and Saturday. The upper low will cause the marine layer to deepen and delay the morning clearing by a few hours on Saturday.
Stronger onshore flow will bring a cooling trend through Saturday

2 weeks ago | ksby.com | Eduardo Huijon Jr.

Hey, Central Coast! Another warm day was forecasted for Thursday, but stronger onshore flow will bring a cooling trend through Saturday. Onshore flow increased on Thursday and brought 1 to 3 degrees of cooling to most of the area. The cooling trend that kicked off Thursday has been initiated by a weak trough approaching the west coast and will continue at least through Saturday. The marine layer has already begun to lift, and low clouds will fill in across the coastal valleys overnight.
Warm, breezy, and clear skies Wednesday. Onshore flow will lower temps Thursday.

2 weeks ago | ksby.com | Eduardo Huijon Jr.

Happy Wednesday, Central Coast! I hope you’ve been enjoying the heatwave this week. Today will be the hottest day this week, but some cooling is in the forecast for Thursday due to onshore flow. The hot weather we’re experiencing in the area is due to a weak ridge of high pressure that will result in higher daytime highs and clear skies. Weak offshore flow has warmed up the Central Coast by 10 to 12 degrees on Wednesday. The beaches have been slightly cooler due to sea breezes.
A ridge of high pressure, light offshore flow will bump up temps on Monday

2 weeks ago | ksby.com | Eduardo Huijon Jr.

Happy Sunday, Central Coast! Get ready for the heat because a ridge of high pressure will bring very hot weather this week, peaking on Wednesday and Thursday. These high temperatures will be well above normal for this time of year. Reminder: Make sure you stay hydrated, drink plenty of water, and limit your sun exposure, especially on Wednesday and Thursday. Know the signs of heat exhaustion and check in on those vulnerable to the heat.