Benseather.com Forecast
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Bensweather.com Forecast Updated: Friday, Dec 20 @ 11:14pm
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| Looking at unseasonably warm and dry conditions out there with daytime temperatures running 15 degrees above average. Temperatures will cool slightly over the weekend with more significant cooling next week as a Pacific storm moves into the West Coast, which could bring some light precipitation into the area. Expect mosty sunny skies Saturday with a high around 60 degrees, cooling slightly into the mid 50's on Sunday while overnight lows remain in the 20's. We'll also see occasional high clouds as a storm moves inland to our north with westerly winds 5-15 mph at times. A deeper trough of low pressure will push into the west coast Monday driving a cold front south through Southern California on Tuesday. This could bring some light rain to the area with the snow level generally above 7,000 feet. However, the snow level may dip to around 6,000 feet early Christmas morning with the potential for a dusting of snow. Cooler by the Christmas holiday as highs drop into the 40's with lows in the 20's. At this time, conditions look fair and warmer through the end of next week, but this is subject to change. As always, check in often for updates and if you're planning travel into the mountains through the holidays, always be prepared for the potential of winter weather driving conditions and carry chains!
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