by Dave Hovde, KSBY Meteorologist
Here are the daily high and low temperature reports for June 30th as well as the season rainfall total for the 2009-2010 season where available.  Rain totals are reset as of July 1st.  To generalize slightly above normal rainfall was recieved by most locations but a few locations like San Luis [...]

by Dave Hovde, KSBY Meteorologist
Skies have cleared for most and temps are making a jump, click HERE for a look at the current conditions.
As for the rest of the day, we expect winds to pick up later on this afternoon with generally clear skies.  Highs from the lower to mid 60s at the beaches to near [...]

by Dave Hovde, KSBY Meteorologist
Gale Warning in effect from 6 PM PDT this evening through late tonight
Winds are picking up off th coast and look to stay windy, at least in the afternoons if not nights as well through the rest of the week. Here is your marine waters forecast:
Today: NW winds 20 [...]

posted by Dave Hovde, KSBY Meteorologist
Alex has become the first hurricane of the Atlantic season and is churning through the western Gulf, taking aim at the Mexico-Texas border and far away from the massive oil spill.
Alex had maximum sustained winds at 75 mph (120 kph) late
Tuesday. The National Hurricane Center says [...]

by Dave Hovde, KSBY Meteorologist
Beach clouds again holding temps back, interestingly some clouds got into the valleys early and while they didn’t last long it did have an impact on temps.  Look for tomorrow to be warmer in the valleys.  Here is a look at today’s conditions from KSBY’s weather watcher network:
Arroyo [...]

by Dave Hovde, KSBY Meteorologist
Tuesday, Jun 29: 32 AQI Good Ozone
Wednesday, Jun 30: 30 AQI Good Ozone
Thursday, Jul 1: 29 AQI Good Ozone
Friday, Jul 2: 31 AQI Good Ozone
Saturday, Jul 3: 33 AQI Good Ozone
Sunday, Jul 4: 34 AQI Good Ozone
The Air Quality Forecast is provided [...]

by Dave Hovde, KSBY Meteorologist
Winds are going to pick up over the marine areas soon. A gale watch has been put in effect from Wednesday evening through late Wednesday night.
For the rest of today expect winds variable 10 kt or less becoming NW 15 to 20 kt with occasional gusts to 25 kt in the [...]

by Dave Hovde, KSBY Meteorologist
It is not shocking to see the marine clouds hanging tough, the marine inversion (warm air over cold air) is very strong, more than 20 degrees. This is like a strong low cap which doesn’t allow the low clouds to go anywhere.
So, the forecast for the rest of the day is [...]