Well, the waves surf looked fun this evening. No wind north of Davenport sure made for some smooth water and great beach conditions. Rosa is about to make landfall in Baja with 40 mph sustained winds and lots of rain. Our storm, just to our west looks like it wants to stay just to our west. We will see some rain, but the bulk of the moisture stays just off shore, and what comes ashore is mostly to our south and streaming up the Sierra. Still, we are expecting rain to start late tonight into the morning hours on Tuesday. What does come will likely come in showery spurts and some thunderstorms are possible. It is still mostly clear out there. A long UFO shaped cloud stretch from west of Monterey all the way into the Salinas Valley around sunset. Low in the upper 50s. Pretty warm out there overnight.
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| Liberty Cap and Nevada Fall, Yosemite. June 2018. |
Low chances of some light rain before sunrise. At the very least, expect some moisture on the roads. Remember that the first rains of the year bring all the road oils to the surface, and makes things slick. Use caution out there tomorrow. Clouds, and increasing chances of rain through the morning hours, with moderate rain by midday. Or, at least our strongest rain. High in the upper 60s. Like I said, the bulk is to ur west and south. Still, we could total a half inch or more. Showers could last into the evening, and even into the morning Wednesday, but chance are we will see a good amount of sun Wednesday. It will be a little cooler Wednesday night with the clearing sky.
Thursday, it will be a touch warmer, and sunny. A clear sky looks to stick around into the weekend, with nice autumnal weather. Lows drop into the low 50s and highs climb to about 70F through Monday. The NPAC remains active, with another small storm impacting the PNW this coming weekend. Sergio slowly moves west, strengthens, and then moves north, then maybe stalling in tropics. More activity expected at the dateline a week out. Definitely begging to feel a bit like fall.
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