BAKERSFIELD, Calif. (KBAK/KBFX) — Hopefully, you are enjoying the time change, or at least finding the best way to deal with it today. We haven’t seen much “change” in our local weather lately. Despite the calendar going from October to November, our weather pattern feels and looks a bit like a plateau.
Comfortable temperatures are expected to prevail on Sunday across Kern County with afternoon highs ranging from the 70s to the 80s from the lowlands to the mountain towns.
A bigger change may start to unfold toward midweek as the high that has been influencing our weather for a while is forecast to get the signal to move east.
That, in turn, will allow a broad trough to develop and expand across the North Pacific, finally approaching the West Coast on Wednesday.
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Our temperatures may finally start to go down and the winds across parts of Kern County will probably go up in response. Any rain looks to stay just north of our area for now, but it’ll be something to watch over the coming days once more details become available.
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