Oxnard is starting Monday clear and dry, with temperatures around 64 degrees early and another warm afternoon ahead. The city is forecast to reach 88 degrees under mostly sunny skies, while the more urgent weather story remains along Ventura County beaches, where high surf and coastal flooding concerns continue.
Sunny Heat Meets Dangerous Beach Conditions
North winds should run 5 to 10 mph Monday, with no rain expected. The National Weather Service says a High Surf Advisory and Coastal Flood Advisory remain in effect through noon Tuesday for Ventura County beaches.
Breaking waves are expected to reach 5 to 7 feet and could peak at 6 to 9 feet Monday. Morning high tides of roughly 7.2 to 7.6 feet may bring shallow flooding to low-lying beach parking lots, walkways and bike paths, along with beach erosion.
Swimming conditions are hazardous, and rock jetties are dangerous.
Warm Through Veterans Day Before Temperatures Slide
Monday night will turn partly cloudy with a low near 56 degrees. Tuesday stays sunny and warm with a high near 87, followed by a sunny Veterans Day on Wednesday with a high near 82.
A noticeable cooldown arrives Thursday, November 12, when the high should fall to about 77 degrees. Friday and Saturday remain mostly sunny in the mid-70s, but a slight chance of rain develops late Saturday night, with a 30% to 40% chance Sunday.
