WITHOUT
WITHOUT ABSURD OR AMBIGUOUS RESTRICTIONS BECAUSE IT'S THAT IMPORTANT NOW FOR CHECKED WITH
OUR WEATHER, SEAN, IT WAS A
WARM AND TO THE WEEKEND TODAY.
YEAH. RICHARD, WHERE DO YOU SEE
THE NUMBERS AROUND THE COUNTY?
DEFINITELY A EARLY SUMMER TYPE
OF WEATHER PATTERN WE'RE
SITTING UNDER RIGHT NOW BUT
IT'S GOING TO BE ONLY AROUND
FOR TODAY AND THEN SOME THINGS
CHANGE IN THE ATMOSPHERE. IT'S
SPRINGTIME SO LOWS COME AND GO
HIGH PRESSURES REBUILD. ANOTHER
HIGH PRESSURE IS ON THE WAY BUT
NOT BEFORE WE COOL DOWN. LET'S
LOOK AT THE HIGHS AROUND THE
COUNTY TODAY AND SEE WHERE YOU
WERE IN THE PARTS OF SAN DIEGO.
HOW ABOUT THAT? NINETY TWO IN
VALLEY CENTER THAT FEELS LIKE
SUMMER OR EIGHTY FIVES IN
MIRAMAR. ESCONDIDO IN RAMONA,
EL CAJON EIGHTY NINE EIGHTY
FIVE ALSO IN ALPINE BORREGO NOT
EVEN THE WARMEST SPOT. SO YOU
KNOW IT'S AN OFFSHORE FLOW. YOU
KNOW YOU HAVE HIGH PRESSURE
COMPRESSING THE AIR MASS TO THE
SURFACE WHEN YOU'RE INLAND
MICROCLIMATES ARE WARMER THAN
YOUR DESERT EVEN OUT TO THE
COASTLINE. EIGHTY TWO IN
DOWNTOWN SAN DIEGO, CHULA VISTA
NOW OBVIOUSLY THOSE AREN'T THE
COASTLINE BUT OBVIOUSLY SAN
DIEGO BAY INFLUENCES THE
TEMPERATURES AT SAN DIEGO
INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT LAMBERT
FIELD THERE. THIRTY FIVE
PERCENT HUMIDITY IN CARLSBAD.
FIFTEEN PERCENT IN PLACES LIKE
ALPINE AND POWER, 19 PERCENT IN
ESCONDIDO. IT'S DRY ALL THE WAY
OUT TO THE COASTAL AREA. TWENTY
FOUR PERCENT IN DOWNTOWN.
TWENTY SIX PERCENT IN CHULA
VISTA. AGAIN, A FABULOUS SHOT
HERE FROM OUR MOUNT SOLEDAD
CAM LOOKING UP THE COASTLINE
FROM LA HOYA TOWARDS TORREY
PINES. SEVENTY SEVEN DEGREES.
TWENTY FOUR PERCENT IS THE
HUMIDITY. THE WIND'S NORTHWEST.
THIS IS THE WIND AT SAN DIEGO
INTERNATIONAL OUR OUT OF THE
NORTHWEST. BUT THE THE AIR FLOW
ALOFT THAT'S WHERE WE'RE
GETTING THESE DRIER CONDITIONS.
THAT'S OUT OF THE EAST
NORTHEAST SURF. YEAH, NOT SO
GOOD BUT STILL FUN WITH THE
TEMPERATURES WARM IS IT? IT'S
ONE TO THREE FEET IN THE WATER
TEMPERATURE STILL VERY, VERY
CHILLY. WE'RE GOING TO A
NEGATIVE TIDE IN THE AFTERNOON
TOMORROW STARTING FROM THAT
HIGH RIGHT AROUND TEN THIRTY
SIX A FIVE POINT SEVEN. AND AS
WE TAKE A LOOK ACROSS THE
NATION, IT IS FEELING LIKE
SPRING. REMEMBER I WAS TALKING
IN THE FIRST HALF HOUR ABOUT
HOW UP IN MONTANA THEY'RE GOING
TO GO FROM LOW 70S TO 30S.
WE'LL LOOK AT BILLINGS RIGHT
NOW. SIXTY NINE DEGREES. THEY
CAN'T BELIEVE IT'S COMING BUT
SNOW WINDY CONDITIONS FOR THEM
AND WE'VE GOT OURSELVES AN AREA
OF LOW PRESSURE PLOWING THROUGH
THE NORTHEAST AND THE TRAILING
EDGE OF THAT MOVING ACROSS THE
CENTRAL AND MID-ATLANTIC. YOU
CAN SEE THAT AREA OF LOW
PRESSURE THAT CAUSED A LOT
OF PROBLEMS FROM THE GULF
STATES ALL THE WAY UP THROUGH
NEW ENGLAND AS WE HAD HEAVY
TRAINING ACTION MEANING RAIN
FALLING OVER THE SAME SPOT FOR
A LONG TIME. FLOODING AND
TORNADOES OUT WEST OBVIOUSLY
HIGH PRESSURE IS THE BIG STORY
RIGHT NOW THAT'S GOING TO
CHANGE OVER THE NEXT TWENTY
FOUR HOURS AS WE PUT THIS MAP
INTO MOTION, THERE'S THE LOW
THAT WILL COOL THINGS DOWN A
LOT IN THE NORTHERN ROCKIES AND
PLAINS STATES AND THEN AS WE
PUT IT INTO MOTION FOR YOU.
HIGH PRESSURE REESTABLISHES
OVER THE EASTERN PACIFIC AND
THAT'S WHY WE THINK WE'RE GOING
TO START TO SEE THINGS WARM UP
HERE IN SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA AND
THE WEST BY THE TIME WE GET TO
THURSDAY TOASTY AGAIN. LOOK AT
THAT EIGHT DAY MICROCLIMATE
FORECAST A LITTLE BIT COOLER
TOMORROW STILL LOW 80S INLAND
AND THEN WE START TO WARM UP
AGAIN ON WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY WE
KEEP IT GOING INTO THE WEEKEND
NOT QUITE AS WARM AND THEN WE
GET BACK DOWN TO WHERE WE
SHOULD BE. BUT I'M GOING TO
CALL ANYTHING ABOVE 90 DEGREES
THIS TIME OF YEAR BASICALLY
HOT. SO NINETY THREE ON THE
DESERT TOMORROW AND THEN WE GO
TO NINETY FOUR AND NINETY TWO
ON FRIDAY AND SATURDAY THAT IS
HOT HOT HOT. SO GET READY FOR A
SEESAW WEATHER PATTERN FELICIA
AND RICHARD IT IS HEADING OUR
WAY SEAN THINGS ARE HEATING