Right now, it is pretty nice out there. Mid 70s in town. Light winds and good surf. I know my deck is pretty toasty right now. But we are up in the mountains where a little rain fell on the snow Wednesday evening. powder has turned to hard pack, but there is plenty of snow to schuss. Find your favorite early season groomers. Kirkwood has three fun ones off chair 11, and there are turning 10. Challenging skiing up there, but much better than expected. That should continue until we get some more snow as early as Wednesday. But for now, we are enjoying warm sunny high pressure across the region. Even Seattle dries out for a few days after this weekend. Down here, Saturday could be even warmer than today, but things moderate on Sunday. Expect high 60s and sun through Tuesday.
Wednesday, things could begin to get interesting as a well spun storm begins to make its push south. It won't really be upon us until Saturday, but the first wave of rain could push through Wednesday evening. Timing still up in the air, but it is possible we could see a good deal of clear for Thursday and to start Friday. So we are not talking about extended storminess until then. That is for Santa Cruz of course. Marin. and maybe even the city could stay wet through the period. Then, back in Santa Cruz, as the bulk of the systems pushes over us Friday night, and into Saturday. Expect mid to upper 50s, but heavy rain once this thing fills in. Cold air drops down late Saturday leaving us in the upper 40s or low 50s. Monday, more rain for the morning, with the storm pushing southeast in the afternoon. Rain tapers from the north.
Will try to work out some more details as these storms arrive. A little jog to the south, and we could have a very wet week. A little jog north and things will be dryer. Unless, of course if you think like a skier or boarder - then it will be warmer and wetter (as in heavy slop or rain).
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