Article • 12 months ago

Sub Tropical Jet Stream Hampers Wind Conditions in La Ventana but Provides Gorgeous Sunrises

Summary

The Sub Tropical Jet Stream is causing clouds that deter the heating necessary for local sea breezes in La Ventana.
The combination of the Sub Tropical Jet Stream and a storm off the coast of Los Angeles is resulting in only faint winds and possible sprinkles.

Source: https://blog.weatherflow.com/west-coast-wind-blog-dreaded-sub-tropical-jet-stream-nails-the-final-nail-into-la-ventanas-winds/

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