November 4, 2019 - The National Weather Service Hanford Office reports in addition to the warm and dry forecast for the next 7 days, the 8 to 14 day forecast calls for above normal temperatures and below normal precipitation for central California through the middle of November.
Area Forecast Discussion National Weather Service Hanford CA 313 AM PST Mon Nov 4 2019 .SYNOPSIS...A very stable pattern due to high pressure off the West Coast will remain for the next several days keeping mild temperatures and dry weather conditions. && .DISCUSSION... Clear and dry conditions across central California this morning. Little day to day change in weather conditions as a very stable pattern persists next couple of days. A rex block with a weak trough off the SCal coast and a ridge along the coast north of the low. The ridge will provide above normal day time temperatures, but overnight lows may be on the chilly side with a dry airmass over central CA. The SCal trough will move inland Wednesday through the Sonoran Desert as an upstream disturbance moves SE through the the Great Basin. Winds should turn north and bring a slight cooling trend for mid week. However this will be short live as models prog for the ridge to build further inland along the west coast for the end of the workweek. Thus dry conditions with above normal mild temperatures should continue through next weekend. Winds should be light offshore for much of the period with little day to day change. No significant strong wind events expected.Source: NWS
