BOATING
BOATING TRIP THIS TIME OF YEAR OLD MAN. GORGEOUS SUNDAY. YEAH, AT LEAST WE DON'T HAVE TO WORRY
ABOUT THINGS LIKE THAT, JOHN.
WE'VE GOT WE'VE GOT A COUPLE
NEW BIKES TODAY AND THEY'RE
QUITE A BIG DEMAND. MY KIDS ARE
14 NOW AND THE LAST BIKES THEY
HAD WHEN THEY'RE EIGHT SO THEY
TELLING ME SEE A LITTLE I KNOW
A LOT OF PEOPLE ARE OUT AND
ABOUT TODAY LIKE ON CLOWN BIKES
SO SMALL, HUH? YEAH. IT'S WHAT
THEY LOOK LIKE. I TELL YOU. YOU
KNOW WHAT, STEVE? I GOT TO SAY
IT TO YOU DOESN'T A WATERSPOUT
SOUND SO MUCH LESS THREATENING
THAN A TORNADO? I MEAN DON'T
LOOK BAD. YEAH, I MEAN BUT ALL
THAT IS IS A TORNADO OVER
THE WATER. SO IT'S NOW IT
BECOMES A WATERSPOUT. SO IT'S
KIND OF LIKE A WICKED LEAKY
DOWN OFF OF AUSTRALIA. THAT'S
WHAT THEY CALL CYCLONES DOWN
WAKEY WAKEY. SO ANYWAY HERE IN
SAN DIEGO, JUST AS MARCELLA
ALLUDED TO, A BEAUTIFUL DAY IN
SAN DIEGO. THIS IS LINDA LAKE
OUT IN THE LAKESIDE AREA. RICK
PERRY ALTO HOPE I SAID THAT
RIGHT. SENT US THIS IMAGE AND
THE LAKE RATHER FULL FROM ALL
THE WATER THAT WE SAW IN
THE MONTH OF APRIL. SO THAT IS
GOOD NEWS. WHAT WE ARE TELLING
YOU ABOUT THOUGH IS THIS WIND
ADVISORY THAT'S GOING TO BE
KICKING UP AS THIS STORM MOVES
THROUGH. SO AS OF 2:00 P.M.
TOMORROW THROUGH TUESDAY AT
11:00 WE'RE GOING TO SEE SOME
VERY WINDY CONDITIONS AND WE'RE
ALREADY STARTING TO SEE A
LITTLE WIND OUT OVER
THE MOUNTAINS AND DESERT. NOT
NOTHING STRONG BUT YOU CAN SEE
THAT WITH WINDS ALREADY IN
THE 18 MILE AN HOUR RANGE.
JULIAN AT 13 MILES PER HOUR AND
OUT IN BORREGO AND OXTAIL WELL
15 TO 20 MILES PER HOUR. IT'S
ONLY GOING TO ADD ON TO THAT
CURRENTLY TEMPERATURES IN
THE MID 70S 73 IN ALPINE RAMONA
74 FOREIGN ASKING CANDIDO POWER
AND ELKHORN 69 HUMMEL. WE'RE IN
THE MID 60S IN THE MOUNTAINS 98
AND ON KITTY WELLS IN MID 60S
COASTAL. SO LOOKING AT A PRETTY
NICE EVENING HERE. TEMPERATURES
GOING TO COOL DOWN AS A STORM
THAT IS TO THE NORTH OF US WILL
BRING ANYWHERE FROM TWO TO
EIGHT INCHES OF SNOW IN
THE SIERRA NEVADA AND EVEN SOME
SNOW POSSIBLE IN THE BIG BEAR
LAKE AREA. THAT'S A LIVE SHOT.
MARCELLO ALLUDED TO THE BOATS
MOVING AROUND. THERE'S A LITTLE
SKIFF GOING ON BY 71 ONE WINTER
WEST, EIGHT OUT THERE RIGHT
NOW. SO THE SUN HAS BROKEN
THROUGH THE MARINE LAYER IN
THE COASTAL AREA IS STILL
PRETTY SOCKED IN AT THE BEACHES
AS WE LOOK AT WHAT'S GOING TO
BE TAKING PLACE, THE ONSHORE
FLOW WILL BE STRONG LIGHT RAIN
POSSIBLE OVERNIGHT AND INTO
THE MID MORNING. MUCH COOLER
INLAND AND INTO THE MOUNTAINS.
WHERE DO YOU SEE THE OVERNIGHT
LOW TEMPERATURES IN
THE MOUNTAINS AS WE HEAD INTO
THE MID PART OF THE WORKWEEK
AND STRONG GUSTY WINDS OVER
THE MOUNTAINS AND INTO
THE DESERT AS YOU SAW FROM THAT
WIND ADVISORY. HERE'S THIS LOW
AND YOU CAN SEE THIS FRONTAL
BOUNDARY STRETCHING ALL THE WAY
OUT INTO THE PACIFIC AND IT'S
PULLING ENOUGH COLD AIR DOWN
OUT OF THE GULF OF ALASKA THAT
IT'S WRAPPING AROUND THE LOW.
WATCH WHAT HAPPENS AS IT STARTS
TO COME ONSHORE. THERE'S
THE SNOW FALLING IN THE SIERRA
NEVADA. AS I'VE SAID, ANYWHERE
FROM TWO TO EIGHT INCHES
THE HIGHER YOU GO OBVIOUSLY
THE MORE YOU'RE GOING TO GET.
AND THIS FRONTAL BOUNDARY WILL
MOVE THROUGH SOUTHERN
CALIFORNIA. AND THE COLD AIR
WILL BE CLOSE ENOUGH TO US THAT
WE COULD SEE A DUSTING OF SNOW
TO TWO INCHES ABOVE 9000 FEET
IN OUR LOCAL MOUNTAINS AND THEN
THE STORM MOVES INTO THE GREAT
BASIN AS IT DOES IT HEADS
TOWARDS UTAH. BUT BOY, IT SURE
SEEMS LIKE THIS IS A LATE
SEASON COLDER STORM MAKING ITS
WAY INTO THE WEST AS WE LOOK AT
YOUR EIGHT DAY FORECAST HERE.
TEMPERATURES NOT TOO BAD
TOMORROW BUT THEN WE COOL DOWN
ON TUESDAY. THEN WE START TO
WARM UP AND WE STAY PRETTY MUCH
WHERE WE SHOULD BE A COUPLE
DEGREES ABOVE AVERAGE. INLAND
YOUR OVERNIGHT LOWS DIPPING
INTO THE 50S AND THEN WE DO
START TO WARM UP AS WE GET
TOWARDS THE LATTER PART
THE WORKWEEK AS PROMISED.
THE OVERNIGHT LOWS 38 42, 44 IN
THE MOUNTAINS. BUT THOSE
DAYTIME HIGHS WILL WARM NICELY
AND ONCE THE STORM PULLS ON
THROUGH YOU'LL GET PAST THAT
59. YOU'LL BE BACK INTO
THE 70S, 80S IN THE DESERT. AND
NOTICE ON THE DESERT NO ONE
HUNDRED IN THAT