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California – A low-pressure system with showers starts Thursday afternoon in the Salinas Valley. This system moves south bringing up to 1/4” of rain. Mexico – Temps warm-up into Friday/Saturday and then cooler temps by Sunday with the approach of the next system. Winds will peak in the 20-25 mph range through March 19th. Dry weather this weekend.

California – Cold front moves through the area bringing light to moderate showers and isolated thunderstorms. Max daytime temps reach the 50s with morning lows into the mid 20s to low 40s.

California – Occasional rain and colder temperatures in southern California’s growing regions. Mexico – Seasonal temperatures and dry conditions across most growing regions.

California – High pressure builds over the region today making way for strong Santa Ana winds up to 45mph on Thursday. Winds taper on Friday and temps fall slightly below normal through the weekend.

California – High pressure moving into the area producing clears skies, but onshore winds remain breezy with gusts up to 30 mph thru Tue. Daytime highs will remain near to above average thru mid-week with the 60s to low 70s.

California – High pressure and weak offshore flow brings fair skies, near to below average lows, and near to above-average highs through mid-week. Mexico – Seasonal temperatures through Thursday and then a cold front will bring below normal temps for Friday through Sunday.

California – Cool daytime highs will continue through the week with no chance of rain until February 8th. Mexico – Above normal temps today will begin to cool through the weekend. A cold front will move through the area on Thursday and Friday.

A very slow moving low pressure system arrives today with light to moderate rainfall. The system picks up speed on Thursday and will bring bands of moderate to heavy rain through Friday.