Brandon Michaels is the Chief Meteorologist at 23ABC. With a background covering severe weather events from tornadoes to blizzards, he focuses on regional weather patterns and climate change while engaging with local events and holidays. Brandon is featured in 23ABC (KERO-TV), where he shares his passion for weather and community exploration across Kern County and California.
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Our weather has calmed down after Monday's cold front brought dust and rain to Kern County.
While this one won't be as dramatic as our last, it does bring a better chance for rain and snow.
Thursday was a mostly calm day, but our weather is expected to pick up Thursday night.
Skies will clear out this weekend, but temperatures will remain below average. Warmer weather returns next week.
By: Brandon Michaels
Kern County could see some rain on the tail end of the system
By: Brandon Michaels
The same storm that will bring incredibly heavy rain to northern California this week will likely bring us a few showers by the weekend
Showers are likely across Kern County on Saturday, with heavier rain possible Sunday night into Monday.
Saturday's forecast calls for scattered, mostly light showers across Kern. Widespread heavier rain moves in starting Monday.
Bakersfield has seen just 0.06", with Delano picking up 0.14".
On and off showers will continue through Tuesday night, but we'll be dry by Wednesday afternoon. Thanksgiving looks dry too!
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