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CamWX @camwx.bsky.social · 17h

A few outlier solutions keep the area dry; however, the vast majority of forecast models are calling for rain beginning Thursday or Thursday night. Stay tuned for further details. Here's your First Look Forecast for Thursday, November 6. More local weather info at CamWX.com. Have a great day!

CamWX @camwx.bsky.social · 17h

The forecast models can’t agree on the exact details yet, but there remains a potential for one or two storms that could affect the area and bring somewhere between 1” and 3” of rain to the region (likely on the lower end of that range for Camarillo).

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CamWX @camwx.bsky.social · 17h

A massive pattern shift is then forecast for the midweek, as the storm track shifts further south, bringing a chance for a significant storm to the region.

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CamWX @camwx.bsky.social · 17h

Along with the heat, models are starting to hint at a low-end Santa Ana wind event may develop on Sunday. If this develops, temperatures could reach the 90s once more. The heat and winds could lead to degraded fire weather conditions. We’ll keep an eye on this development.

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CamWX @camwx.bsky.social · 17h

Highs near 70 today will climb into the upper-70s tomorrow and the mid-80s by Saturday. The warmth looks like it will continue into Monday before relaxing on Tuesday.

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CamWX @camwx.bsky.social · 17h

Good morning, Camarillo! We are looking at a little bit of everything over the next 7-10 days, so read on. A warming trend kicks off today as offshore flow develops behind the low-pressure trough that passed through the region earlier this week.

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CamWX @camwx.bsky.social · 21h

Here's your FLF for Th 11/6. Today: Mostly Sunny. High near 70. Tonight: Clear. Low near 55.

CamWX @camwx.bsky.social · 1d

Then, a warming trend will develop through as high pressure builds aloft over the region. A wet weather pattern will likely develop for the latter half of next week. Here's your First Look Forecast for Wednesday, November 5. More local weather info at CamWX.com. Have a great day!

CamWX @camwx.bsky.social · 1d

Good morning, Camarillo! A weakening atmospheric river system will move south from northern California into Central California through tonight, falling apart as it shifts into the Central Coast. A cooler weather pattern will linger with more clouds than sun across the coast and valleys today.

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CamWX @camwx.bsky.social · 1d

Here's your FLF for We 11/5. Today: Patchy Drizzle then Mostly Cloudy. High near 66. Tonight: Mostly Cloudy. Low near 55.

CamWX @camwx.bsky.social · 2d

Here's your First Look Forecast for Tuesday, November 4. More local weather info at CamWX.com. Have a great day!

CamWX @camwx.bsky.social · 2d

If you have interests near the coast, take steps to prepare for coastal flooding. Check alert.camwx.com for more info.

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CamWX @camwx.bsky.social · 2d

Additionally, unusually high tides are forecast for Thursday and Friday, and there’s the potential for moderate coastal flooding across local beaches. If your plans do include the beach this week, use caution in and around the water. Swing near an open lifeguard tower.

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CamWX @camwx.bsky.social · 2d

A quick note for those of you who may be headed to the beach today: long-period northwesterly swell will generate high surf conditions this week, with large breaking waves and dangerous rip currents.

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CamWX @camwx.bsky.social · 2d

We’re still keeping a close eye on the long-range forecast, as models continue to hint at a return to a wet weather pattern later next week. More details will emerge as we draw closer to the projected storm, so stay tuned.

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CamWX @camwx.bsky.social · 2d

The rainfall is expected to remain primarily over northern and central California, but a few light showers or a bit of drizzle cannot be ruled out for SoCal. High pressure builds in as the low moves off to the east, and temperatures will start to warm as we head towards the weekend.

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CamWX @camwx.bsky.social · 2d

Good morning, Camarillo! Broad roughing over the eastern Pacific will keep a cooler-than-normal weather pattern in place through Tuesday. An atmospheric-river-type system in Northern California will slowly make its way southward down the coast, falling apart as it does.

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CamWX @camwx.bsky.social · 2d

Here's your FLF for Tu 11/4. Today: Patchy Fog then Partly Sunny. High near 69. Tonight: Mostly Cloudy. Low near 53.

CamWX @camwx.bsky.social · 3d

This is a “wait and see” situation for the moment - Keep it in the back of your mind, but we need to wait for more information before drawing any conclusions. Here's your First Look Forecast for Monday, November 3. More local weather info at CamWX.com. Have a great day!

CamWX @camwx.bsky.social · 3d

Dry and warmer weather will set up towards the end of the week into the weekend as a ridge builds behind the low. Beyond the reliable forecast window, a few long-range models are showing a moderate storm in the middle of next week.

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CamWX @camwx.bsky.social · 3d

Milder temperatures remain in place through Thursday as low pressure passes through the PacNW, trailing a cold front down which is expected to mix out far before reaching Ventura County. We’ll see increased clouds and mild temperatures, but no rain.

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CamWX @camwx.bsky.social · 3d

Good morning, Camarillo! The marine inversion has overspread the coastal plain into portions of the Ventura County valleys this morning, and with a strong capping inversion in place, it will be slow to clear today. Some areas may not even see complete clearing.

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CamWX @camwx.bsky.social · 3d

Here's your FLF for Mo 11/3. Today: Patchy Fog. High near 70. Tonight: Patchy Fog. Low near 52.

CamWX @camwx.bsky.social · 4d

🟡 CamWX ALERT - Dense Fog Advisory in effect for the Camarillo area until 9:00 AM.

CamWX ALERT

Dense Fog Advisory until 9:00 AM.

alert.camwx.com

CamWX @camwx.bsky.social · 4d

Here's your FLF for Su 11/2. Today: Patchy Fog. High near 67. Tonight: Patchy Fog. Low near 54.