An upper-level low passing by to our north is bringing chances of light rain today. We've already received some rain in the overnight hours, but amounts are light and close to 0.01'' for areas of north downtown.
Overall, from this system, rainfall accumulations will be on the lower end from 0.01''-0.20'' west of the mountains. The highest rain chances will be between noon and 5 p.m., and it's possible the mountain areas could even receive a dusting of snow through Sunday morning.
It's also possible that not everyone across the coast, valley, and mountain communities will see rain. There is a slight chance of thunderstorms, and if we do see a stray thunderstorm, those areas would have higher totals. The weekend will be cool, but it will not be a washout.
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A WIND ADVISORY will be in place through 11 p.m. for the desert region with southwest winds from 25-40mph and gusts up to 50mph.
Breezy conditions will also develop over the coast, valleys, and mountains, with wind speeds of 15-25mph. At the coast, there is a high risk of rip currents, with wave heights up to 7ft.
SATURDAY
- Coast: cool, chance afternoon showers - 62
- Inland: cool, chance afternoon showers - 63
- Mountains: breezy, cold, chance showers, snow - 45
- Deserts: wind advisory - 68
