SkyTracker ForecastKEY WeatherThe latest round of Wind Advisories have expired as of this afternoon for Ventura County, and no additional advisories are anticipated for tonight as the winds have weakened slightly. Still in wind prone areas, wind gusts will approach 30 to 40 mph through the overnight hours...especially in and around mountain passes and canyons. This offshore flow will keep our skies generally clear overnight for all areas of the tri-counties. Temperature wise...we'll see a mixed bag as wind protected areas will be quite cold whereas windy spots will only cool down into the and 50s and 60s. A warm ridge of high pressure will keep us dry all the way through the weekend. Also parts of the tri-counties will see gusty northeast winds each of the next few mornings because of the location of that high pressure system to our north. Daytime highs will continue to moderate a few degrees each day through the weekend, with widespread 70s the general rule of thumb across our area. We'll look for increasing clouds and slightly cooler temperatures for our Monday as our next system approaches the west coast. This storm is expected to bring us some changes by Tuesday, but what exactly we'll see is still up in the air. The forecast models are having a difficult time with this storm, with some keeping it too far offshore to bring us any rain. At this point, we'll mention showers in the forecast and watch it closely through the weekend. Mild and dry conditions return by Wednesday...and look to continue right on through the end of next week. SkyTracker Images |
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