Cold front brings scattered showers to parts of county
Recent rains have brought blooms of wildflowers to North County. Photo by Skye Ravy.
–A slight cold front brought some light, scattered showers to parts of San Luis Obispo County last night, but no measurable rain was recorded or is expected for the area within the next week. High wind advisories will be in effect in some parts of the county through Wednesday. The Paso Robles Water Division recorded .01 inches overnight.
Temperatures are expected to climb into the upper 70s later this week, according to Weather Underground.
Rainfall from earlier this month brought the city of Paso Robles total annual rainfall to 13.17 inches. Last year the city recorded 9.51 inches or rain, where a typical season is more than 14 inches.
For complete Paso Robles rainfall totals, click here. For local lake levels, click here.
