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Bensweather.com Forecast
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Ben's Weather Forecast Updated: Tuesday, Nov 20 @ 09:40pm |
| A Pacific storm approaching the west coast will bring increasing clouds and winds late Wednesday, cooler with highs in the upper 40's to around 50-degrees, southwest winds gusting to 25mph by Wednesday night. At this time, it looks like the brunt of this storm will remain off to our north, driving a weak cold front through the area overnight Wednesday into early Thursday. With the increasing onshore flow ahead of the frontal boundary, we should squeeze out some showers through Thursday morning. Not a huge storm for SoCal, but it still looks possible we could pick up around a quarter inch of rain with some higher elevation snowfall. The snow level is currently forecast to start off above 8,000 feet, but could dip to around 6,500 feet Thanksgiving morning; we might even pick up our first dusting of snow for the season, with a couple inches possible up at resort level, be aware if you have travel plans! Expect cool and breezy conditions over the Thanksgiving Holiday weekend with highs in the 40's as lows drop back in the teens and 20's. Another weak system could bring us a few more showers Friday night or early Saturday, but nothing significant, followed by a cold, offshore flow Sunday into early next week. Snowmaking for local resorts should also improve over the holiday weekend in addition to the possibility of some natural snowfall! With the potential winter weather ahead, be prepared if you have travel plans over the holiday weekend and always carry tire chains! |
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