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A beautiful Monday ahead, April 7th forecast

2 weeks ago | keyt.com | Shawn Quien

New Published April 6, 2025 3:57 pm Our weather didn't disappoint for our first weekend of April as everyone enjoyed ample sunshine and mild to warm temperatures. For the overnight and in to Monday, expect mostly clear skies with the exception of a lingering marine layer. While we don't expect to see a deep or widespread marine layer, some beaches may see the fog linger through the day. Temperatures will once again be very nice with highs in the 60's and 70's.
March ends on a wet note, Monday March 31st forecast

3 weeks ago | keyt.com | Shawn Quien

New Published March 30, 2025 4:10 pm For the most part, our region saw a mix of very light to moderate showers with most areas receiving between one to two tenths of an inch. A few of our northern areas picked up close to half of an inch on the high end of this storm. Showers will linger through the evening, winds are mostly light and temperatures will stay on the cool side.
Rain chances ahead, Sunday March 30th forecast

3 weeks ago | keyt.com | Shawn Quien

New Published March 29, 2025 9:53 pm A mix of sun and clouds made for a nice Saturday with near or slightly below normal temperatures for this time of year. Look for increasing clouds through the overnight and in to Sunday. Showers will likely spread from north to south very early on Sunday with most areas seeing just light amounts. Rain totals should stay near a tenth of an inch in our southern areas and closer to a quarter of an inch farther north.
A warm Monday ahead, March 24th forecast

1 month ago | keyt.com | Shawn Quien

Updated today at 4:15 pm Published March 23, 2025 4:14 pm Sunday did not disappoint as sunny skies and warm temperatures dominated the entire region. A weak storm system has pushed onshore in to Oregon and Washington which will us under a northerly flow. Breezy offshore winds will kick up for Monday, but at this time there are no watches or warning for anything significant.
A beautiful Sunday ahead, March 23rd forecast

1 month ago | keyt.com | Shawn Quien

New Published March 22, 2025 4:10 pm Beautiful and warm today as our recent change over to Spring has seen the storm track push well to our north. A weak storm system is currently moving onshore in to Oregon and Washington which will increase our northerly winds. A Wind Advisory is in effect for the Gaviota to Point Conception through tonight and in to early Sunday. Wind from the north and northwest could be gusty, especially below canyons and foothills.
St. Patrick's Day rain chances, March 17th forecast

1 month ago | keyt.com | Shawn Quien

New Published March 16, 2025 3:56 pm A stronger onshore flow along with increasing clouds is signaling that our next storm system is fast approaching the region. For the overnight, look for more clouds and chilly overnight low temperatures with most areas bottoming out in the 40's and 50's. Rain chances could come as early as about midnight, but the best chances should hold off through Sunday night.
More sunshine for Sunday, March 16th forecast

1 month ago | keyt.com | Shawn Quien

New Published March 15, 2025 4:00 pm A beautiful day and nice change from the recent pattern of blustery wet weather. Despite all of the sunshine and less wind, temperatures stayed on the cool side with a very chilly start to the day. Look for similar conditions on Sunday with hopefully a few more degrees of warming expected. look for highs to be in the 60's and maybe even close to 70 degrees in the warmest locations.
Watching for rain, Monday March 10th forecast

1 month ago | keyt.com | Shawn Quien

New Published March 9, 2025 5:33 pm Sun splashed and mild yet again today as the Pacific storm door remains temporarily shut. Look for another mild evening turning chilly late with a chance for patchy dense fog in low lying areas. Overnight lows will be mostly in the 50's and 40's with a few upper 30's for the coldest locations. For Monday, we stay as the next storm system gathers strength to our west and turns more southeastward.
Sunday March 9th looks nice, but there is rain the forecast

1 month ago | keyt.com | Shawn Quien

New Published March 8, 2025 4:11 pm Beautiful weather has returned as high pressure temporarily keeps a very active Pacific Storm track at bay. Look for another cool overnight with mostly clear skies. Patchy fog is possible as winds will be very light and with the falling temperatures, low lying areas that trap moisture could see a few clouds develop. Look for lows to dip in to the 50's and 40's.