By: Amber Lee
DAYTIME HIGHS:
Arroyo Grande80
Atascadero104
Avila Beach83
CA Valley107
Cambria66
Corbett Canyon86
Cuyama108
Goleta77
Grover Beach73
Lompoc72
Los Osos67
Morro Bay59
Nipomo83
Oceano74
Paso Robles110
Pismo Beach63
San Luis Obispo93
San Miguel110
Santa Barbara79
Santa Margarita102
Santa Maria77
Santa Ynez101
Shandon111
Shell Beach63
Solvang97
Templeton100
Vandenberg AFB70
Another HOT day inland while the coast keeps the cool.
An Excessive Heat Warning remains in effect for both San Luis Obispo and Santa Barbara counties until Monday 8 p.m. We are expecting another day of temps in the mountains to be anywhere from 90 to 110 degrees, or higher. A warning means there will be prolonged periods of dangerously hot temperatures. SO grab a fan, drink plenty of fluids and stay cool!
As this heat wave continues, triple digit heat is expected for many of the inland communities through this upcoming work week. The coast will remain cool with morning fog as a sea breeze keeps it comfortable.
Here is a VIS satellite image from this morning. The marine layer remains confined to the coast with a later afternoon burn-off (for some areas). Yesterday some beach communities were under overcast skies for the entire day. Even though we do have clouds overhead, there is enough warm air in the atmosphere that it kept it toasty. The clouds help insulate the solar radiation.
High clouds are being brought into