After a wet weekend, Oxnard is heading from a clear, cool night into a mostly sunny Monday, with temperatures expected to rise from around 50 degrees overnight to 72 in the afternoon. The rest of the week looks less like November and more like Ventura County’s favorite weather setting: dry, bright and steadily warmer.
Sunny Monday, Warmer Week Ahead
Monday’s north-northeast winds should stay at 5 to 10 mph, with no rain expected. Tuesday will remain sunny near 72, while Wednesday reaches 74 and Thursday 76; the gradual warming trend continues into Friday.
The warmup is expected to continue into the weekend.
Beach Hazards Continue Through Monday Afternoon
The National Weather Service in Los Angeles/Oxnard has a Beach Hazards Statement in effect for Ventura County beaches through Monday afternoon. Elevated surf and dangerous rip currents could pull swimmers away from shore, while waves may wash people off beaches or rocks and cause minor tidal overflow near high tide.
Officials advise staying out of the water or remaining near an occupied lifeguard tower, and warn that rock jetties can be especially dangerous. The Beach Hazards Statement remains the key caveat for anyone planning a sunny shoreline outing.
