Parts of the county may see more sporadic showers this evening, otherwise we're drying out. A flood advisory has expired, and wind advisories for parts of the county will expire tonight by 10 p.m. A High Surf Advisory will stay however, until 10 p.m. Thursday.
Rainfall amounts stayed near .25" rain along the coastline and inland, while parts of the mountains got around .50".
As onshore flow increases, winds will be strong near the passes and foothills, where gusts will climb near 50mph. We'll also have breezy conditions across the coast and valleys ranging from 10 to 20mph.
The rain is in and out. By tomorrow, we're dry and mostly sunny. Temperatures will remain mild through the weekend before we cool down with a secondary storm on Sunday. The best chances for precipitation will be in the mountains, with possibly more snow.
The high surf peaks on Thursday following a west swell, and waves will be up to 7 feet, with local sets up to 10 feet. Strong rip currents will also be a threat, so those inexperienced should avoid the water for the next few days.
Thursday's Highs:
Coast: 59-63
Valleys: 55-62
Mountains: 43-55
Deserts: 62-67
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