Good morning and happy Monday, Kern County. Lingering light showers are possible Monday morning as this weekend's storm exits the region. In the extended forecast, we're tracking a big warm-up.
Rainfall estimates from over the weekend range from 0.10" reported at Meadows Field up to 1.28" reported near Keene. If you have a rain gauge in your yard and want to share how much rain you received, feel free to email it over to weather@kero.com.
The storm slowly exits on Monday, but we will hang onto minor rain chances in the first half of the day. We have overcast skies in the valley in mountains as we wake up Monday morning, and light rain showers are possible, mainly before noon. Measurable precipitation is not expected.
Temperatures will be cool Monday afternoon, too. Bakersfield has a forecast high of 67 degrees. Mountain towns will be in the low-50s, the KRV in the upper-50s, and 60s in the desert, too.
Desert towns are windy to start Monday, but the National Weather Service did let the wind advisory expire, meaning winds will be less intense by the afternoon.
In the extended forecast, we're watching a big warming trend by Friday and Saturday. Bakersfield has a good chance to be back in the low-90s by Friday.
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