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Significant storm headed to the Central Coast

November 13, 2023

By KAREN VELIE

Along with the first significant rain of the season, a slow moving storm blowing down from the Gulf of Alaska is expected to deliver breezy winds to San Luis Obispo and Santa Barbara counties, according to the National Weather Service.

The storm moves in on Wednesday with rain forecast through Friday. The strongest flooding threat is slated for Thursday.

The storm is expected to deliver 1 to 3 inches of rain to the Central Coast.

In addition to rain, the storm is forecast to bring a foot of snow to the Sierra Nevada mountain range.


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I will water the lawn to improve the chances for rain, my roof is fixed and my car is already washed.


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Remember to get sandbags.


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Unnecessary. The soil is dry and will have no trouble absorbing the water.


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Anticipating this storm I did 2 things: I turned off auto sprinkler systems and cleaned out rain gutters filled with dirt and other debris. Bring it on Mother Nature.


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I love this. Quintessentially Californian. Midwesterners and east-coasters salute your bravery! Thanks for the chuckle.


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