Dave Hovde is the Chief Meteorologist at KSBY. He specializes in climate change and environmental issues, regional interest, and world news, with a focus on North America and travel-related topics. Dave's insights and expertise have been featured in various discussions surrounding local weather, holidays, and significant events in California.
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Warm Temperatures and Gusty Offshore Winds Expected This Week on the Central Coast
The Central Coast is set to experience warm and breezy conditions again Thursday, with elevated fire weather concerns (but no advisory since certain
The weather pattern is changing and a series of systems are on the way for NorCal. The Central Coast has some rain chances from XMas Eve into New Year.
A powerful winter swell is headed for the Central Coast, bringing with it dangerously high surf and the potential for coastal flooding.
By: Dave Hovde
Big Waves and Coastal Flooding: The main headline is a significant high surf event expected through Tuesday.
While the rain system has moved out, the wind is still a factor, particularly for southern Santa Barbara County.
If you go back a week or two the Central Coast certainly has seen a lot in the way of weather. We set record highs in the 80s for a few places.
Today's rainfall deposited up to .35" of rain for some parts of the Central Coast. There is a slight chance of showers Sunday but offshore winds return next week (strong in SoCal).
The Central Coast is poised for a stretch of dry and warm weather, accompanied by periods of gusty offshore winds.
We're in for a stretch of gusty north to northeast winds through Thursday. Temperatures will start to warm up today and continue to climb through
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