Weather
Temperature hits record high in San Luis Obispo
A heat record was broken Friday in San Luis Obispo, according to local meteorologist John Lindsey.
Weather
-
WEATHER
Rain might fall on SLO County this week, forecaster says
A chance of rain is in the weather forecast for this week San Luis Obispo County.
-
WEATHER
Sunshine in forecast contributes to SLO County's dry winter
Sun is in the forecast for the rest of this week, and the clear weather is contributing to making this one of the driest winters on record. February will wrap up after producing less than an inch of rain, PG&E meteorologist John Lindsey said on Wednesday.
-
WEATHER
Rainfall totals for Tuesday
Here are rainfall totals from Tuesday, gathered by forecaster John Lindsey from reporting gauges around the Central Coast:
-
WEATHER
Weather expected to warm up through the week
Once the rising sun melts off widespread frost across San Luis Obispo County on Monday, highs should climb into the 60s, says local PG&E meteorologist John Lindsey.
-
WEATHER
January rainfall was far below average in SLO, forecaster says
January will go down as the eleventh driest January on record in San Luis Obispo, with only 1.35 inches of rain recorded at the Cal Poly weather station, which has recorded precipitation since 1870.
-
WEATHER
Rain showers expected to continue in SLO County until Friday
Rain showers will continue throughout San Luis Obispo County on Thursday and linger into Friday, said local PG&E meteorologist John Lindsey.
-
LOCAL NEWS
Rain could fall on SLO County this week, forecaster says
The summer-like weather expected on Monday with an afternoon high temperature near 80 degrees in San Luis Obispo will come to an end Tuesday, and light rain could fall Wednesday night, a local forecaster says.
-
WEATHER
Temperatures expected to rise this week around SLO County
It was cold around San Luis Obispo County on Tuesday morning, but not chilly enough to set any records for the low temperature, said John Lindsey, PG&E meteorologist.
-
WEATHER
It's cold in SLO County, but no records broken
This morning's low temperature dropped to a chilly 24 degrees in Paso Robles, PG&E forecaster John Lindsey said.


