.LONG TERM (SAT-TUE)...24/236 AM.
June Gloom will be back with a vengeance during the xtnd period.
An unseasonably cold upper low will move into the the PACNW and
slowly move through. A trof associated with the upper low will be
draped over CA for the 4 day period. Hgts will fall to around 584
dam. Strong onshore flow will continue to the east. While there
will be moderate onshore flow to the north in the afternoon it
will be much weaker in the mornings. Look for plenty of night
through morning low clouds across the csts/vlys every day.
Clearing will be on the slow side and a few beaches will remain
cloudy in the afternoon. Portions of the SBA south cst may be the
exception as local north flow may keep the low clouds away.
You can definitely feel it in the Air today as the Monsoon is making a clear sign it has arrived in the 4 corners. Over the past couple days, powerful storms firing off the Leeward Side of the Rockies and into the Plains are just the beginning of what I envision will be a "Furious Flow" of Monsoonal Moisture in the month of July. Relentless...maybe, but it might be to much of a good thing?? Let's pray for more rain than dry storms over the Intermountain West and negate as much of the wildfire risk.
Severe Wx reports...Lotta Hail stones ripped through cars and houses in CO. I saw some wild vids yesterday on youtube.
Plenty of lows in the 50's across the area this morning with the lowest being the 50.0 at the Warwick DEOS. Today will be our 9th day in the last 10 with slightly below normal temperatures. Great weather through Thursday before rain chances increase again by Thursday night into Saturday morning. We should slowly warm up next week to above normal temperatures as we close out the month of June.