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Bensweather.com Forecast
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Ben's Weather Forecast Updated: Sunday, May 19 @ 12:14am *** WINTER WEATHER ADVISORY IN EFFECT THROUGH SUNDAY NIGHT *** |
| An unseasonably cold, late season spring storm will bring unsettled weather to southern California out there today with gusty winds, rain and even some snow, travel with caution as roads will become slick! As the cold front sweeps through the area, expect scattered showers through this morning with westerly winds gusting to around 40mph at times. It will be a chilly day with highs only in the 40's, nearly 25 degrees below our average of 68. The snow level will also hover above 8,000 feet, lowering to around 6,000 feet behind the cold front. As low pressure moves through the region this the afternoon and evening, widely scattered showers should continue, even an isolated thunderstorm is possible. As far as precipitation totals go, we're looking at the potential for around a quarter inch of rain, with locally more in a few locations, especially on the lower coastal slopes, then even a few inches of snow are possible through tonight, clearing late. We'll get another break in the action on Monday, but not much of a warm-up before another round of showers moves through Tuesday into Wednesday and possibly again next weekend. So, it looks like we're locked into a pretty decent unsettled weather pattern. If you're traveling Sunday through much of next week, be prepared for winter weather driving conditions and yes, still carry those chains! |
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