HERE’S THE VIEW FROM SKYCAM 8. HAZARDOUS SEA AND BEACH CONDITIONS THIS WEEKEND WITH gusty winds, rough seas and strong swells. EARLY NEXT WEEK WILL BE MUCH COLDER, WITH LOWS IN THE LOW 40S IN MOST AREAS. ANOTHER COLD FRONT IS EXPECTED MID-WEEK. A DEEP TROUGH BYPASSES MOST OF THE WESTERN STATES WITH THE AXIS OF THE TROUGH LOCATED TO THE EAST OF US. AS JOLIBINA COMBINES INTO THE FIELD, EXPECT A STRONG HEIGHT RISE WITH SURFACE HIGH PRESSURE BURNING INTO NARKAL FROM THE EASTERN PACIFIC. THE INTENTIONAL PRESSURE GRADIENT WILL ALLOW WINDS TO CONTINUE TO BLOW, BUT NOT AT THE DETERMINING SPEEDS WE’VE BEEN EXPERIENCED OVER THE LAST 24 HOURS. THE SUPERIOR STORM WILL ALSO TURN MORE TO THE NORTH-NORTHEAST THROUGH THE INLAND PORTIONS OF THE BAY AREA, WHICH WILL LEAD TO A DECREASE IN MOISTURE IN THESE AREAS THROUGHOUT THE DAY. A COMBINATION OF WIND AND LOWER HUMIDITY COULD RESULT IN INCREASED FIRE CONDITIONS IN THE NORTH AND EAST BAY HILLS TODAY, ALTHOUGH CRITICAL FIRE CONDITIONS ARE STILL UNLIKELY. HOWEVER, CONDITIONS ARE MORE FAVORABLE FOR FASTER GROWTH AND SPREAD OF THE FIRE, SO BE SURE TO MAKE YOUR DEW TO BE ‘ONE LESS SPARK’. REMEMBER: ONE LESS SPARK IS ONE LESS FIRE. TEMPERATURES WILL REMAIN ON THE COOL SIDE, WITH A TEMPERATURE HIGH OF 60C. THOUGH A FEW LOCATIONS IN THE INLAND VALLEY COULD STILL REACH THE 70S. EXPECT GOOD OVERNIGHT SHOWS WITH LOWS MOSTLY IN THE 40S. ALTHOUGH A FEW 30’S ARE PROBABLY IN SAN BENITA AND EXTREME SOUTHERN MONTEREY COUNTY, AND MAYBE ELSEWHERE IN THE FORMER VALLEYS. FREEZING IS POSSIBLE IN EXTREME SOUTHERN MONTEREY COUNTY IN THE MORNING, BUT LESS LIKELY ELSEWHERE GIVEN FREEZING TEMPERATURES AND AT LEAST SOME SURFACE MOVEMENT. MONDAY THROUGH WEDNESDAY: MUSHROOM TOPS WILL MOVE ON MONDAY AS SURFACE HIGH PRESSURE FROM THE EASTERN PACIFIC MOVES THROUGH THE GREAT BASIN. THIS WILL BRING CALM WEATHER AND SLIGHT WARMING. AN UPPER COLUMN SHOULD PASS THROUGH THE WESTERN STATES FROM TUESDAY THROUGH WEDNESDAY AS A COLD FRONT MOVES THROUGH OUR AREA AT THIS TIME. WITH THE LIMITED MOISTURE, THE CHANCE FOR SIGNIFICANT RAIN FROM THIS SYSTEM REMAINS LOW, BUT A FEW HUNDREDS CAN’T BE RULED OUT FOR THE NORTH BAY HILLS. WEDNESDAY WILL BE COOL TEMPERATURES AFTER THE FRONT. LONGWAVE MUSHROOMS WILL MOVE IN HEIGHTS FROM THE EASTERN SUBTROPICAL PACIFIC THROUGH THE NORTHERN ROCKY MOUNTAINS WITH UPPER HEPATIC TROUGHS THROUGH THE NORTHWEST PACIFIC OCEAN. THIS SHOULD PROVIDE QUIET WEATHER AND MODEST WARMING. FROM THE GULF OF ALASKA THROUGH THE WESTERN STATES, A LONGWAVE LOW SHOULD PREVAIL. THERE ARE SOME INDICATIONS THAT BETTER MOISTURE COULD ACCOMPANY THIS TRUNK AS IT APPROACHES OUR AREA, SOME MEMBERS OF THE MODEL ENSEMBLE THINK LIGHT RAIN IS POSSIBLE IN THE BAY AREA. HOWEVER, THERE IS SOME VARIABILITY IN THE DECISIONS, AND WE’VE SEEN THIS SONG AND DANCE BEFORE. STILL A LOT OF TIME TO WATCH AS IT BECOME CLEAR.

Autumn, sunny Sunday with gusty wind

Updated: October 23, 2022, 9:14 am PDT

KSBW 8 meteorologist Gina DeVecchio has your KSBW 8 weather.

SALINAS, Calif. –

KSBW 8 meteorologist Gina DeVecchio has your KSBW 8 weather.