Last day of the warming trend before rain moves in

Wednesday, trust you're having a nice week, warming trend keeping us on obviously the warmer side. Temperatures 10 plus degrees above average. Beautiful shot right here. Sun has officially been with us for about five minutes now and a lot of fog. That's kind of the tone for this morning. Covered it earlier. Now I need to focus on this. All right. Atmospheric rivers slash El Nino looking to make a pretty significant impact on us. And this all begins tomorrow night. So let's break it down. 4 p.m., about a 20 percent chance of showers. But once we get into the thick of it, we're talking those early a.m. hours. This band of moisture going to be overhead, bringing us widespread showers. Look at this Friday, what we call a washout. We're looking at a full day of shots of rain. As you can see here, we will be in the thick of it. At snow levels about 6,000 feet. I'll share some maps with that in a moment. Saturday morning, a wet one. Moment to move to the afternoon hours. Brief break. All of this subject to change, as you can see, Sunday, another day. We're talking washout. Get ready, folks. Whatever preparation looks like for you, please jump on it. We are going to see moments of heavy downpour, potential for thunder and lightning. And so do anticipate standing water and a lot of wind as well. Now, Monday, still with us, right? You can see right here we're getting a break. Tuesday, a very brief break. And look at that massive area of low pressure. This cell alone is going to make a significant impact for us here in California. Here it is, folks. Everyone's like, what does El Nino look like? How is this going to play out? This is a very clear depiction of how this will unfold. And then the parades of storms keep coming, everybody. Do just make sure that you are set up for success and prepared, whatever that might look like for you. Lowering, this is what you see here, 6,000 feet. We are looking at a winter storm. Watch. Also, coastal flood advisory. This is due to expire Friday. Today. Peaks, tides will peak right around 1135. Beach hazard statement should have never been expired. This is now extended through Monday. 20 feet, that's what we are anticipating. So just stay out of the water. Spectate from a distance. This is what totals look like, everyone. And we're going to see, this is conservative side. So we're going to see areas such as Ukiah rounding out at three inches. Potentially Santa Barbara, a full inch. As I mentioned, wind will be associated with this. So 30 mile per hour gusts for all of us. This is not reduced. Here are your forecasted highs, 80s and 70s for us. Numbers down just a few degrees. There you have it. 66 come Saturday, 63 come Sunday. Stay safe, folks. We've got more for you coming up.