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Bensweather.com Forecast
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Ben's Weather Forecast Updated: Friday, Dec 14 @ 10:08pm |
| We're stuck in another pretty stagnant weather pattern with a persistent ridge off the west coast deflecting storms to our north, although this is very typical this time of the year, we've actually had a fairly decent start to the season and it's not officially winter yet, things will change! In the meantime, enjoy the nice weather out there this weekend with above normal temperatures expected as daytime highs reach the lower to mid-50's, while overnight lows drop into the 20's, southwest winds 5-15mph during the afternoons with occasional high clouds. A weak low-pressure system is still forecast to skirt the area to our north on Monday, with enough of an onshore flow and limited moisture we could squeeze out a few light rain or snow showers, mainly during the afternoon and evening, not anticipating anything significant with this. We will experience a nice cool-down Monday with highs back in the mid 40's, warming to the 50's the remainder of the week with dry weather likely through next weekend. Long range forecasts look promising for another change, with what appears to be some weak troughing just before Christmas, which this could lead to some wet weather ahead of the big holiday and open the door for additional storms closer to the New Year. Forecast models remain fairly consistent over the past week or so with this pattern change transpiring towards the end of the month, stay tuned for more! |
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