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  1. The first sprinkles are here! Walked outside and I wouldn’t have thought it was November. It’s strange to get that warm, muggy feeling this late in the year.
  2. Where’s that offshore push they promised us?
  3. Combination of being sidetracked and nothing too interesting happening till next week. Then things could get wet again.
  4. Cooling down some, just in time for that spooooky feeling. By evening it should be somewhere in the 60s. Comfortable enough for the adults’ more revealing costumes, maybe a little warm ish for kids running around in Wolfman getups.
  5. 82 down to the beach late this morning! Warmest it’s been in weeks. Now that the breeze has turned onshore locally it’s 77 and dropping.
  6. Warming up! Santa Ana has been a little late to the party this year.
  7. Last few days have been darn near perfect! As the thin shmear of marine layer retreats this morning, there’s this too:
  8. Warmest it’s been in quite a while, thanks to the first Santa Ana event of the fall. On days like this you open up the windows to warm up the house after it locks in the chill of the night!
  9. Classic mid October day with the offshore trends — beautiful! Even down to the coast we’re seeing low 70s again, and more where the actual offshore flow reaches the coast.
  10. Look at that! It could be an illustration in a meteo textbook. It’s starting to leave my area now.
  11. Wow, good news for fire season!
  12. Coming down pretty good here now! We didn’t get anything yesterday but this morning is another story. Half an inch is the low end of estimated final totals.
  13. Okay this could get interesting “Weather models are now in rather good agreement for the path of the storm, thus allowing the range of possibilities and impacts to converge. The source of most uncertainty at this point lies with the convective potential. This system is very dynamic with parameters that indicate there is a chance for a line of strong storms to develop as the cold front passes (Monday night through Tuesday afternoon), some of which may be rotating. This would result in higher rain rates (up to around 0.8 inches/hour possible) embedded within the widespread light to moderate rain, as well as small hail, brief damaging winds, lighting, and a remote chance of a waterspout or weak tornado.”
  14. Priscilla’s a bust for rain, but she gave us some pretty skies and pleasant temperatures. Calm before the real storm.
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