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Bensweather.com Forecast
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Ben's Weather Forecast Updated: Sunday, Jan 19 @ 09:15pm |
| A weak upper level low off the California coast will draw subtropical moisture across the region for mostly cloudy skies over the next couple of days with a chance of showers. We'll stay dry overnight and locally breezy with southerly winds 5-10mph and lows in the 30's.
Expect variable high cloudiness Monday with highs reaching the lower
50's, southwest winds continuing 5-15mph at times. I wouldn't be surprised to see a few drops hit the windshield, but with very dry air at the surface, it will take some time to moisten up the atmosphere. Which should happen Monday night into Tuesday as moisture continues to stream in off the Pacific with a chance of showers. Highs will cool to the 40's Tuesday with lows still in the upper 20's and 30's. It could get cold enough Monday night for a few flurries, but no significant rain or snow is expected out of this system, with generally under a quarter inch of rain and possibly a dusting of snow. Low pressure exits the area Wednesday with clearing skies and slightly warmer weather through the weekend. Our next shot at rain and snow will come towards early next week. If you have travel plans into the mountains
anytime during the winter months, always be prepared for rapidly changing
weather conditions. Bring along extra food, water, warm clothing and a full
tank of gas in the event you become stranded and always carry chains! |
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