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Bensweather.com Forecast
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Ben's Weather Forecast Updated: Thursday, Nov 21 @ 09:16pm |
| Expect clearing skies overnight with light winds as lows fall into the upper tens and 20's. Weak ridging aloft will bring a drier offshore flow Friday into the weekend, with gradually warming temperatures. Continued cool and breezy Friday under mostly sunny skies with highs in the mid-40's, northeast winds around 5-15mph. Little change through the weekend as highs climb to around 50-degrees Saturday, even reaching the lower to mid-50's by Sunday and Monday, while overnight lows generally drop into the 20's. East to northeast winds will persist through the weekend 5-15mph at times, with locally stronger gusts possible below passes and canyons. Looking further ahead, Monday should be a nice start to the week with Tuesday our transitional day as troughing deepens across the west coast, leading to a stronger onshore flow, gusty west winds, and cooler temperatures. Our next storm looks to arrive on Wednesday with snow showers likely into Thanksgiving Day, exiting the area Friday. It's still very early for preliminary estimates, first glance, this system looks colder initially than our last storm with the snow level as low as 3,500 feet, and accumulations could be fairly significant, possibly in the 5-10" range. This will likely be adjusted up or down as we approach the holiday weekend so check back often for further updates! With winter weather now upon us, it's a good reminder to always carry tire
chains when traveling into the mountains and be prepared for rapidly changing weather conditions! |
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