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SYNOPSIS
20/1210 AM.
Light offshore flow will continue this morning and will bring one more sunny and warm day. Beginning Thursday there will be a return to cooler May Grey conditions which will last through the weekend.
LONG TERM (SAT-TUE)
20/229 AM.
Very May like weather will be the norm for the 4 day xtnd period. Saggy-baggy troffing will cover most of the state through the period. At the sfc there will be moderate to strong onshore flow to the east and weak to moderate onshore flow to the north. There will be a good dose of night through morning low clouds across most of the coast and many vly areas every day. Due to the strength of the onshore flow some beaches may not clear at all.
The strong onshore flow in the afternoon will generate stronger than normal sea breezes as well as gusty west winds in the Antelope Vly. Additionally the western portion of the SBA south coast will see varying degrees of north winds each evening.
Most areas will cool 1 or 2 degrees each day except perhaps 2 to 4 degrees on Tuesday. Most csts will see max temps in the mid 60s to mid 70s each day with upper 70s to lower 80s in the vlys. Max temps will mostly end up a few degrees below normal across the csts/vlys and the mtns and far interior will end up a few degrees over normal.
AVIATION
20/1125Z.
At 0835Z at KLAX, there was no marine layer. There was a sfc based inversion with a top of 900 ft with a temperature of 26 C.
High confidence in CAVU TAFs. There is a 20% chance of 5SM FU at KVNY.
KLAX...High confidence in CAVU TAF. Good confidence that any east wind component will be AOB 5kt.
KBUR...High confidence in CAVU TAF. No wind issues expected.
MARINE
20/219 AM.
High confidence in current forecast. Through this weekend, winds and seas are expected to remain below Small Craft Advisory (SCA) levels, with a few exceptions of local SCA level gusts during the afternoons and evenings. Across the outer waters south of Port San Luis, local gusts to SCA levels will be possible each afternoon/evening through Friday, and again on Sunday. For the inner waters along the Central Coast south of Port San Luis, off the coast of Point Dume, across the San Pedro Channel, and in the Santa Barbara Channel, local gusts to SCA levels will be possible this afternoon through early evening.
LOX WATCHES/WARNINGS/ADVISORIES
CA...NONE. PZ...NONE.
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