This evening from Dave Hovde of SLO: “Update on short-term forecast: The Friday into Saturday system looks to arrive Friday morning, peak in the afternoon but linger a bit into Saturday morning. I had said less than .25" but looks like up to .50" is possible based on recent modeling.” From NOAA Forecast discussion: Today will be the last of the mild and dry days before a significant shift towards a progressive (and wet) weather pattern takes hold over at least the next 7 to 10 days across the Bay Area and Central Coast. At least 3 to 4 wet systems will move over or near the region through this time frame-- with the system arriving midweek next week looking to be the most significant. One weather forecaster described it as a “conga line of storms,” a term that has become more prevalent in the last decade or two.
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So ready for the rain that will quell the fires and water God's Earth. It is time!
Oh please please please let it rain! I am in Los Osos and hope it finally extends to us.
YES! 👍🤜🤛
Love the "conga line" reference to the storm line up. We'll all be dancing the conga in celebration of the much needed rain.