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July 9, 2025 7:53 AM
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SALINAS, Calif. (KION) – Weak low pressure aloft will stick around for the next few days. The marine layer will remain in place on the coast but clouds may occasionally clear as the air around the low mixes through the layers. The overall air mass aloft will remain warm, so inland areas will see seasonable to slightly warm highs, but coastal areas will continue to be seasonable to slightly cool.

Air Quality: Good       

This Morning: Low clouds and drizzle along the coast, spilling into nearby valleys. Mostly clear inland. Temperatures mostly in the 50's. 

Overnight: prepare for low clouds and cooler temps, some light winds as well.
 
Thursday: Low clouds with patchy fog and drizzle early, then retreating to the coast by mid-morning and partial clearing over coastal cities by afternoon. Breezy onshore winds becoming windy up valleys late in the day. Slightly cool on the coast with highs in the low 60s to around 70ºF and slightly warm inland with highs ranging from the 70s nearest the coast to 90s in the farthest valleys.  

Friday: Expect low clouds and fog to fill in more along the coast and locally inland. A cloudy start to the day for some areas. By the afternoon, a few high clouds with pockets of low clouds along the immediate coast. Temperatures will be pleasant for early July: 60s to mid 70s coast and 70s to low 90s inland or seasonably cool. breezy to gusty onshore will be possible once again.
Windiest locations will be inland For evening activities: pockets of coastal low clouds will begin to expand along the coast. Coverage of low clouds overnight Friday will be similar to Thursday.
 
Extended: It will warm up soon across the Central Coast and inland areas. Starting this weekend and continuing into early next week, a ridge of high pressure will move in, reducing the marine layer and bringing more sunshine. Coastal areas will gradually warm into the 70s and possibly low 80s by midweek, while inland valleys could reach the mid-80s to low 90s. The warmest days are expected Tuesday and Wednesday before a possible cool-down later in the week.

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Tianan Phelps

Tianan Phelps is a weather enthusiast with a dynamic career in journalism and broadcasting. Trained in weather reporting in Oregon, Tianan developed a strong foundation in storytelling before making her mark in Los Angeles. There, she worked as a Red Carpet Reporter, attending a variety of high-profile premieres and interviewing A-list musicians, actors, and other celebrities. Her time on the red carpet allowed her to engage with some of the biggest names in entertainment, further fueling her passion for connecting with audiences and sharing compelling stories.
After years in the entertainment industry, Tianan returned to the Central Coast to combine her love for weather with her deep connection to the region. A graduate of California State University, Northridge (CSUN) with a Bachelor’s degree in Journalism, she brings a unique blend of on-the-ground reporting and meteorological knowledge to the KION Weather team.
When she’s not forecasting the weather, Tianan enjoys hitting the gym, traveling, and discovering hidden gems around the Central Coast. Whether hiking local trails, exploring new spots, or studying the region’s diverse microclimates, she’s always excited to learn more about the place she calls home.
With her engaging storytelling, vast experience, and passion for weather, Tianan is committed to keeping you informed and entertained with every forecast!

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