Shawn Quien

1 week ago | keyt.com | Shawn Quien

New Published May 4, 2025 3:53 pm Our most recent late season storm continues to push further east which allowed for some clearing along the coast. However, right along the foothills and inland along the mountains, the clouds piled up and kept many areas from seeing the Sun and kept temperatures on the cool side once again. A lingering chance for sprinkles will continue through the night and in to very early Monday. Overnight lows will dip in the 50's for most areas.

1 week ago | keyt.com | Shawn Quien

New Published May 3, 2025 3:53 pm A large trough of low pressure is keeping the entire region under cloudy, cool and occasionally wet skies. Rainfall has been very spotty and light, but the chance for more as well as a stray thunderstorm will linger in to Sunday. Temperatures will stay well below normal for all areas with highs on Sunday only topping out in the 60's with even a few upper 50's possible in the coolest locations.

2 weeks ago | keyt.com | Shawn Quien

New Published April 27, 2025 3:57 pm Our late season storm continues to push clouds with very scattered and light showers lingering. We will keep the slight chance for sprinkles going throught the evening and in to very early Monday. Overnight lows will be in the 40's and 50's. Looking ahead, We quickly turn the weather story back the other way as we head in to next week. Warming will be felt across the region with 70's and 80's returning for our warmest areas.

2 weeks ago | keyt.com | Shawn Quien

New Published April 26, 2025 3:55 pm Our late season storm continues to spin moisture toward our region with showers still possible through the late night and early morning hours. We don't expect widespread rainfall and anyone who does see a shower develop should not expect much more than about a tenth of an inch at best. Overnight lows will be very chilly with most areas dipping in to the 40's and even upper 30's for the coldest locations.

2 weeks ago | keyt.com | Shawn Quien

April 27, 2025 3:22 pm Published April 26, 2025 3:55 pm Our late season storm continues to spin moisture toward our region with showers still possible through the late night and early morning hours. We don't expect widespread rainfall and anyone who does see a shower develop should not expect much more than about a tenth of an inch at best. Overnight lows will be very chilly with most areas dipping in to the 40's and even upper 30's for the coldest locations.