The first Pacific storm of the season is winding down!
It brought widespread rain and high elevation snow to Kern County late Monday night into Tuesday.
Here in Bakersfield we picked up 0.89" of rain, which gets our rainy season off to great start.
We usually average about a quarter of an inch for the entire month of October.
We could see that total increase slightly, too, as scattered showers and storms will continue into the early evening.
No rain or snow is expected for Wednesday, but we'll still feel the effects of the storm on our temperatures.
Overnight lows will be in the 30s and 40s Tuesday night, and mountain areas could fall too, or even below freezing.
That means some icy spots are possible, especially where snow has fallen.
Highs on Wednesday will range from just about 50° in our mountain areas to mid 60s in the Valley.
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