Early Thursday brings patchy fog with a gradual warm-up heading into the weekend
Residents of Kern County can expect early Thursday to bring patchy fog, particularly in outlying areas. Following substantial rainfall earlier this week, moisture levels have increased, leading to potentially foggy conditions in places such as Delano, Taft, and surrounding valley communities.
Forecast for Patchy Fog and Warming Temperatures
The fog is most likely to occur during the early morning hours of Thursday and Friday, around sunrise. Drivers are advised to use low beam headlights and slow down when navigating through foggy areas to ensure safety.
Temperature Trends Toward the Weekend
Aside from the fog, Kern County’s weather is expected to gradually warm up as we head into the weekend. Calm weather conditions will dominate Thursday, while temperatures remain mild.
- Mountain towns: Afternoon highs in the 50s and 60s.
- Valley and KRV: Expected highs in the 60s.
- Desert areas: Forecasted to reach upper-60s and low-70s.
As the weekend approaches, temperatures are predicted to rise significantly. Saturday and Sunday will see highs around 80 degrees for valley, KRV, and desert regions, while mountain towns will enjoy pleasant temperatures near 70 degrees.
Stay informed with Emegypt for the latest updates on weather patterns and safety tips during the changing conditions.
