Monday, August 17, 2026

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TODAY’S www.lakegregoryweather.com DISCUSSION AND FORECAST

..Monday, 08-17-2026.
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Good Morning.
..Today we begin a warming trend that will last through most of the week ahead. High pressure will slowly build across the West over the next few days. Temperatures for the mountains will warm into the mid to upper 80s with some of the warmer places reaching into the low 90s by Thursday.
..LOOKING AHEAD:
..After the area of High pressure peaks over our area on Thursday, it will move to a position over the 4-Corners States at 597dm. The winds around the center of the High will bring mid and upper level moisture back into the Region starting Friday. Thunderstorms will be likely beginning on Friday lasting on and off through early next week.
..These possible T-Storms will be most likely over the Desert areas including the Colorado River and up into the Big Bear area.
..At the same time a Trough of Low pressure will move onshore across the PAC-NW. This will help to bring some cooling to the SoCal Mountains beginning on Friday lasting into the following week.
..CRYSTAL BALL OUTLOOK:
..Here is where things get interesting.
..Looking out towards the end of the month, the long range models are favoring multiple Tropical Storms developing in the Eastern Pacific then traveling Northwesterly offshore of the Coast of Mexico and Baja Ca. As it looks now, we could see wetting rains for SoCal around the 27th and 28th of August from one of these weaking Tropical Storms. Beyond that time, there are expected to be several more Tropical disturbances develop in the general area that may affect SoCal. The SST’s are very warm (as much as 10* above normal) off of San Diego and along most of the SoCal coastline. The development of storms and or Hurricanes to our South will be something to watch for in the coming weeks. RC*
..That’s it for today. Thank you for joining me here at lakegregoryweather.com.
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*My weather outlooks are derived from what I think will be the most likely outcome based on the most current information available.

Saturday, October 23, 2021

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TODAY’S LATEST SATELLITE PICTURES:

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TODAY’S WEATHER DISCUSSION AND FORECAST:


..Good Morning.
..This morning, a weak Trough is passing over SoCal. As a result, the Marine layer has moved inland and is up to around 5500′ thick, with fog and clouds along and below the Rim.
..This will slowly clear out today as the Trough moves out of the area. However morning fog and low clouds can be expected again overnight and in the morning tomorrow.
..Temperatures will be running in the upper 50s to mid 60s today across the mountains as well as on Sunday.
..Late Sunday as a much stronger system approaches the West, we will see gusty winds develop along the Rim and front country in advance of a pretty wet system that will bring a good wetting rain to the area through early Tuesday morning.
..This system will have support of an Atmospheric River (AR) that will be dying out as it passes over SoCal. However, it will be strong enough to bring up to 2 inches of rain in some local mountain upslope areas. The recent burn areas need to keep watch over the recently burned hills for the possibility of flash Flooding or mud flows.
..The snow levels due to the AR from the South will keep those levels at 7500′ and above for this storm.
..As this will be the first rain that will likely cause some run off, this is a good time to check those drainage areas to make sure they are clear of debris.
..Tuesday and for the rest of the week ahead, we will have clearing skies and warming temperatures as High pressure rebuilds into the SoCal region. RC
..That’s it for now, have a good day! RC

 

Yesterday’s High and Low temperatures and current winds:

Crestline-65/47*, Playground Dr-59/44*, Cdr-Pines Park-61/44*, Dart Canyon-65/48*, Twin-Peaks-60/43*, Rim Forest-66/41*, Lake Arrowhead-64/45*, Arrowhead Villas-60/44*, Heaps Peak-60/44*, Running Springs-62/45*, Arrowbear-65/37*, Green Valley Lk-59/42*, Big Bear-66/45*, Upper Waterman Canyon-68/49*, Lower Waterman Canyon-74/53*, San Berdo-79/53*, Devore Heights-75/52*, Cajon Pass-70/52*, Rock Camp-65/41*, Sky Park-59/45*.