70s REIGN
A series of cold fronts will swing north end of the state into Oregon and Washington. We will tap into the on shore flow which will keep our temperatures at seasonal heights; if not sightly below normal. Highs will land in the low to mid 70s. Friday should be the warmest day in the upper 70s. However, some desert areas and possibly the Kern River Valley could jump to the low 80s Friday. The weekend falls back to the seasonal 70s as the series of fronts move through. Overnight temps will be in the 50s across the county; 40s in the Kern County mountains.<\/p>\n
#WINDYWEEKEND
The passing fronts will push strong winds over the region. We could see a Wind Advisory for the eastern side of Kern County (desert and mountain areas). NW gusts near 25-45 MPH forecast. Blowing dust will be possible. It will be breezy for the south valley. No rain, but clouds, and of course the cooler air.<\/p>\n
NO RAIN COMING
There are nine days left for October. We do not have any rain forecast for the rest of the month. Rainfall will likely arrive in November, but there is also no rain forecast for the start of November. In fact, we may warm up to the 80s to start out the month. Heads up!<\/p>\n
Morning Forecaster Aaron Perlman<\/p>\n
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