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Benseather.com Forecast
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Bensweather.com Forecast Updated: Wednesday, Nov 13 @ 01:25am
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| We will enjoy one more nice day with above-normal temperatures and dry conditions ahead of a storm that is forecast to bring winter-like weather to the region through the weekend! Expect mostly sunny skies out there today with light winds and a high near 60 degrees. Mostly clear tonight with lows in the 20's. Thursday will be our transitional day ahead of our approaching storm. Still pleasant with highs in the mid to upper 50's, southwest winds gusting 10-20 mph during the afternoon. As low pressure swings inland to our north Thursday a cold front will drop south and move into our area Thursday night with increasing clouds and winds. Snow showers will develop overnight into Friday morning as the snow level falls to around 5,000 feet. Much colder Friday with highs in the 30's, westerly winds gusting to 30 mph at times. The onshore flow will persist into the first half of the weekend with another disturbance bringing a few more snow showers on Saturday. The snow level could even dip down around 4,000 feet with a couple inches of snow possible. Temperatures will remain chilly through the weekend with highs in the 30's and lows in the teens. Fair and a tad warmer Sunday ahead of an inside slider Monday that could generate a few more showers across the area, little to no accumulation is expected from this system. This will be followed by a drier offshore flow through the middle of next week with gusty Santa Ana winds in all the usual locations. Snowmaking for resorts should be great beginning Friday through the middle of next week in addition to the potential for a little natural snowfall. If planning travel into the mountains, always be prepared and carry tire chains! While we are not expected significant snow, this could be our first real measureable snowfall of the season making for treacherous travel.
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1-2" POSSIBLE
