As expected, clouds began to roll in again early Thursday morning and visibility will be problematic. Clouds will remain near the beach communities for about another hour, but eventually skies will become mostly sunny. The onshore current will increase today, meaning temperatures will drop another degree or so. It will be a more mild and autumnal day on the beaches, while it will still be hot and sunny inland.
Copy and paste conditions on Friday. The marine layer will likely dissipate a little quicker, but temperatures will stay in the one degree range and it’s another cool but crisp day for the beach communities. Highs will rise to the upper 60s and low 70s, while inland areas will warm to the 80s and 90s. You’ll need an extra layer for the first half of the morning.
Labor Day weekend is upon us! The weather is cooperating and luckily it’s neither too cold nor too hot, just right! By morning the skies will clear and temperatures will rise a few degrees. It will be over 75 degrees in Santa Barbara, so grab your sunscreen and head to the beach for some BBQ and volleyball!
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