11/14/24

Good Thursday morning, 

Lots of Action in the forecast, but no rain. 

Another chilly start to the day, with 49 degrees in Santa Barbara and 36 in Santa Ynez.

I was in Santa Ynez at my grand daughter's soccer scrimmage yesterday, and wow, as soon as the sun went down, it got cold.  

Low pressure will drop south today with an inland track. What this really means is winds starting later today from the northwest 30 to 50 miles an hour in the mountains. Rain chance on the central coast, but really none here. 

Friday a very chilly day with highs in the upper 50s to low 60s and frost at night in the valleys.

Saturday we begin a warm up with light off shore winds and a warning trend into into early next week. Highs will rise back into the 70s.

Tuesday into Wednesday trends are for another moderate to strong Santa Ana wind event. This means high fire danger again. 

It is that time of year when this occurs every year in the fall to early winter months, creating our wild fire danger. 

I think it was Johnny Carson that said we have 4 seasons in California. Fire, wind, rain, and earthquake. 

This week is a full moon, look outside and check it out it would be Crystal clear for viewing. The fireball moon https://search.app/9DGpUHkLh4eJMeaz8🌕 

Jack Martin