Jack's Weather Report

Good Wednesday morning,

We will have interesting weather over the next few days, it will be more January like then September like. Temps today will drop 5 degrees, and Thursday will be 10 to 20 degrees below normal.

Today, no change in weather. The low-pressure system to the north is slowing down and we will not see any rain until Thursday morning now and really this storm does not pack much of a punch.

You can see it spinning well to the north, and the rotation will not drop over us until Thursday morning https://zoom.earth/

SLO and northern Santa Barbara county may see some rain over night, but Santa Barbara south it looks like Thursday late morning will be the time we start to see rain.

This however will not be a big storm, looking at 1/10th of an inch or less.

Rain drops into LA later in the day, but weakening will bring less precept. SLO could see ¼ an inch, SB south 1/10. The biggest change is in the air temp where 60s for highs are likely for all.

Friday the system clears out and moves East. This will bring some warming, but temps will still be 5 to 10 degrees below normal, warming through the day 10 to 12 degrees.

Saturday through Monday, much warmer weather with temps rising each day. Monday will be the warmest of the next 7 days, with 90s in the valleys and 80s coastal.

Now you’re up to date, dry today, then some light rain Thursday and much cooler.

Jack Martin

Good Monday morning,

The cooler weather will continue through Thursday, then a nice warmup Friday through Sunday.

Today it looks like the drizzle chances are going away, as the system from the Seattle area weakens, leaving us with just chilly conditions.

Highs today will be lower than Sunday with highs today only in the 60s.
You can see the dining system on zoom earth
https://zoom.earth/maps/satellite/#view=39.7,-126,4z

Tuesday a brief ridge between systems then Wednesday another weak system rolls through.

Wednesday clouds will roll in and rain chances begin in the morning in SLO and the drop towards us in the afternoon. Rain is looking more likely if you consider 1/10 of an inch rain. Rain chances are at 40% and favoring the more likely side. This is a moisture starved system, so like I said totals will remain low at 1/10th or less.

Thursday the system moves out and we will start a nice warm up.
Friday we begin to warm up each day into the weekend. The weekend is looking great as we get warmer each day. Highs 70s to lower 80s coastal and some 90s in the valleys. It will be a fantastic weekend once we get through the weak systems this week.

Yes, Fall is coming, but it feels like it now here. The good news is fall really has little affect on our area where we see nice weather all the way through October.

Last night the sunset was fantastic as the sky looked like it was on fire.

Jack Martin

Good Sunday morning,

Wow, it is going to be a shock to your body with the weather change this week.

It looks like highs will only be in the 60s in Santa’s Barbara and in the valley upper 60s to low 70s, but lows will get into the 40s each night.

Changes are clearly the word of this upcoming week.

As far as the rain chances, there is good chance but accumulation in 1/10 or less.

This will be the result with damp mornings through at least Monday. A little warmer Tuesday followed be another weak system Wednesday. This appears to be moisture starved, so less rain with that one is likely.

Temps all week will be below normal by 10 to 20 degrees.
If you were looking forward to fall weather your wish has come true.
https://forecast.weather.gov/MapClick.php?lon=-120.03936767578124&lat=34.62134254994314

The second half of the week will start to-warm up with highs Friday of 73 in Santa Barbara and Saturday a nice 78 degrees. Valleys will get back into the 80s for the weekend, but night and day temp changes will be 30 degrees.

Enjoy the fall weather, it will be a jacket start to your days and maybe break out your long pants, might be chilly for shorts.

Ok you ready for the week, enjoy,

Jack Martin

Good Wednesday morning,

A significant date of the past. Crazy to think back, because I remember all the events of the day between work and what was happening.

Now let’s talk about the weather, it will be considerable cooler for the next week with some fog, drizzle possible.

Today a low-pressure system rolls through, with cooler temps for the most part. some fog and some dampness for areas, but nothing substantial to talk about.

Highs will be in the lower 70s coastal and lower 80s in the valleys

Tonight, we will see wind due to a change in pressure. Winds will be on the central coast, Santa Ynez, Santa Barbara up to 45 miles an hour later in the day and evening (put your umbrellas down)

The rest of the week, we will just see cooler weather, then on Sunday another low-pressure system in the gulf of Alaska will affect us again into Monday morning.

This will bring us a deeper marine layer and even drizzle or possible some light rain. Don’t count on more than a few 100s of an inch. it is not a big storm, but it will likely be quite damp Monday.

You can see the system well into the gulf of Alaska https://zoom.earth/maps/satellite/#view=32.7,-86.41,5z

Looking further into zoom earth you will see the cat 1 hurricane entering the gulf states in Texas and Louisiana. This will bring all of them lots of rain.

In the Baja there is a weak tropical system that will affect Cabo into the weekend. lastly Seattle is getting a little rain today into Thursday.

That’s your update for the day, enjoy the cooler weather.

Jack Martin

Looking at the dates of this week, it should be interesting with history and superstition.

Wednesday is 9/11 and Friday is Friday the 13th.

Weather wise we are looking at one more hot day, then the heatwave begins to break. Tuesday through the rest of the week we will see temps drop to a point of normal.

Highs today will be a few degrees lower than Sunday, but not much. Upper 80s coastal, 90s foothills and over 100 in most other areas.

Tuesday we will see a system in the northwest cool us off and bring back onshore winds. This means a return to fog along the coast and reasonable highs. Midweek coastal areas will see 70s and valleys mid 80s which is a welcome relief for all.

Monsoonal moisture has moved East and the threat of thunder shower has left our area, with less muggy conditions.
Looking at the tropical areas, Texas will see a hurricane this week, but will be on the weaker side.

On the west coast in Mexico there is a disturbance that is being watched. This could affect cabo later in the week. (If for some crazy reason you would go to cabo or Mexico this time of year watch the weather and expect hot a wet conditions.)
https://zoom.earth/maps/satellite/

Ok that’s it for now, one more day of heat than a break.

Stay cool, it will get better is 24 hours

Jack Martin

Good Saturday morning,

Today is all about the heat. Just look at the banner on the national weather service site https://www.weather.gov/lox/

High pressure is peaking today with off shore winds keeping everyone hot 🥵 except right at the coast where the cooler pacific will keep temps in the 80s, but just 3 miles in it will be 100 degrees. Today almost everyone will see temps of 100 or more in valleys and of coarse interiors. Santa Ynez will see 107.

The only bit of good new is we will likely see a break as we get into the new week.

Temps will slowly start to drop mid week as a system moves into the Pacific Northwest and northern California. This will just cool us down with onshore flow returning.

Sunday night and Monday sundowner winds are likely, these can blow up to 45 miles an hour as pressure gradient produces northwest evening winds in SB.

Looking at zoom earth you can tell that high pressure over the 4 corners is keeping all clouds away, however with the heat it does bring some chances for thunder showers https://zoom.earth/maps/satellite/#view=41.5,-152.2,4z

It looks like mainly to the south and over the mountains, but some clouds will be visible even in Santa’s Barbara. Thunderstorm chances in the LA mountains stand at 20% later today and Sunday.

Today might be the perfect beach day if you can find parking and beach space, because high tide is at 1221 pm at 5 feet. The water temp today is 65 degrees and air temp will be around 80 degrees. Now that’s perfect 👍 weather at least, but a lot of bodies on smaller beaches will look like the Jersey shore with groups right next to each other.

Have a great weekend and stay cool 😎, AC for most will be blowing all day.

Jack Martin

Good Friday morning,

Friday arrived fast this week after the labor day holiday.

I figured I needed to get a weekend report out today, because it is going to be very hot everywhere.

We have been talking about the heat for a week now, and where it has been quite hot in the valleys and interior.

The heat has now hit the coast. You know when it is 74 degrees at 4am that it is going to be a hot day.

Just look at the national weather service title page with red everywhere https://www.weather.gov/lox/

Today along the coast will be in the upper 80s to low 90s. Just in the foothills a few miles away mid 90s.

Heading over the hill to Santa Ynez, get ready for a shock at 110 degrees. Palm spring 115 plus, it is 99 degrees there right now.

The hot weather will continue through the weekend then beginning next work week we should see temps begin to back off.

Until then, record heat is likely in areas. Stay cool it will be very hot everywhere

Jack Martin

Good Tuesday morning,

I hope everyone had a great long weekend, but It is time to get back to work.

Back to work this week will be all about the heat, especially in the interiors and valleys. Even the coast will be in the mid-80s all week.

The heat kick on today, but it only gets hotter as we get into Wednesday and Thursday. How Hot? Well most valleys will be around 100 or at least the upper 90s.

Local foothills in the 90s , coastal in the 80s and deserts 110 to 115 . woodland Hills 105 TO 110 This is all thanks to high pressure and offshore flow https://zoom.earth/

As you can see the dome of high pressure is pushing all systems away from the 4-corner region.

Expect the hot temps into next week, before we start to cool down as a system to the north will bring back onshore flow and cooler temps, until then, just hot .

Bottom line stays hydrated; we will go through a lot of water at Action this week…

On the lighter side, If you were lucky enough to go to the Bowl Sunday night you saw the best show at the bowl this year with John Fogerty and his sons (Creedence clearwater revival)

Just an amazing show with George Thorogood opening.

Jack Martin

Good Monday morning,

I hope everyone is enjoying there long Labor Day weekend. It is nice to wake up and have minimal work for today.

The weather has been fantastic for the holiday, but it will be heating up as we get into the weekend. If you look at the map you will see red everywhere but right along the coast.

Tuesday the real heat arrives for everyone but those right on the coast. Highs in Santa Barbara will be in the low to mid 80s, but everyone else is going to get very warm.

Valleys will be in to 90s to over 100. Woodland Hills a hot 107 and more possible later in the week. Palm Springs stay away or indoors

It might be a good day to walk and swim at the beach, water temp today is 66 degrees.

Once the fog breaks which will be around 11am.

Jack Martin

Good damp Wednesday morning,

I you are right along the coast you are waking to dampness outside. My house has lots of moisture on patio furniture, cars, and anything outdoors.

This is thanks to cooler weather and a marine layer, 1000 feet thick. https://zoom.earth/

This will cool us off especially along the coast and in local valley . Highs today will be in the mid-70s along the coast and mid 80s in the valleys.

Fog and low clouds will hang around through mid-morning, before it breaks to hazy sunshine.

Thursday the trend continues through Friday with cooler temps and even some pockets of drizzle possible along the coast.

Saturday we will start a slight warm up, but still cooler than normal highs in the upper 70s coastal and upper 80s in the valleys.

Looking towards Hawaii, they continue to see some weak tropical systems heading there way. This is going to make vacation goes sad because rain is likely through the weekend.

Other than Hawaii, the tropical storm season has been very quiet in Mexico and the east in the Caribbean.

If you have not noticed the days are getting shorter with darkness until 6am and the sun drops in the 7 pm hour.

Rise
6:29 am
78°ENE

Meridian
12:59 pm
180°S

Set
7:29 pm
282°WNW

Still 13 hours of daylight, but declining.

The most important part of today is it is the last day of the best of Santa Barbara voting. This is your last chance to vote for your favorites in community

Please vote Action Roofing and Action Energy under housing category, but don’t forget to check out others https://bestof.independent.com/

Go to the website, hit start then go to housing and vote Action roofing and Action energy

Have a great day and thanks for your support

Jack Martin