Vivian Rennie

Onshore winds are bringing fog back to our communities to start Friday morning. The marine air will drop temps slightly.

Every week, we feature an available animal from Woods Humane Society. This week, it is five-year-old cat Moon's turn in the spotlight!

Roller coaster temperatures are expected this week, plus the South Coast beaches face rip-current risk through the week.

Hot temperatures are still in place for one more day for the interior valleys before they fall to temps much closer to our coastal valley highs.

Onshore winds will bring an area of cooler dense marine air into the interior valleys starting Wednesday and lasting through the weekend.

Low pressure is widespread across the region and has dropped temps (especially for interior valleys). Warmer weather moves in next week.

There is a lot going on this weekend across the Central Coast. Here is what you need to know for the weekend of June 19 through June 21, especially if you love live music!

Every week, we feature an available pet from area shelters. This week, it is Canela's turn from Woods Humane Society.

Onshore winds and marine influence have been the story day after day, Friday is no different, as more cool air sticks around. Next week brings a more significant change.

High heat in the Pacific Northwest will be pushed south this week and drive temperatures up across the Central Coast.