Storm floods parts of SLO County
The strong storm system that reached the Central Coast at the start of this week brought flooding, downed trees, rockslides and power outages to San Luis Obispo County. Read More …
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Storm causes flooding in SLO County
Amid heavy rainfall, flooding and debris caused multiple traffic delays in San Luis Obispo County Monday morning. Read More …
Dust storm closes Highway 41 near Cholame ‘Y’
Authorities closed Highway 41 between highways 33 and 46 Sunday night because of a dust storm in the area, Caltrans announced. Read More …
Excessive heat warning issued for parts of SLO County
The National Weather Service has issued an excessive heat warning for parts of San Luis Obispo County spanning Wednesday morning through Friday evening. Read More …
Smoke and ash return to SLO County
With fires continuing to ravage multiple regions of California, air quality has again deteriorated in San Luis Obispo County. Read More …
Central Coast fires grow but smoke subsides in SLO County
Three large fires burning in Monterey County are continuing to grow in size, but smokey conditions are starting to subside in San Luis Obispo County. Read More …
Trees and power lines fall as storm hits the Central Coast
Heavy rain and wind are knocking over trees and power lines on the Central Coast Wednesday, causing outages and closures, as well as displacing some residents. Read More …
Snow falls in SLO County, ice on Highway 101 in Atascadero
Snow fell in some areas of San Luis Obispo County, leaving various hilltops with patches of snow on Tuesday. Meanwhile, ice spots on Highway 101 led to multiple accidents Wednesday morning from the Cuesta Grade to north of Atascadero, according to the CHP. Read More …
Storm causes power outages and road closures on Central Coast
Following heavy rainfall, there are multiple power outages around San Luis Obispo County Thursday morning, and some roads are closed because of flooding, mudslides and falling debris. Read More …
Smoke from Camp Fire blows through SLO County
Conditions were smoky across San Luis Obispo County on Monday as a result of a wind pattern that blew smoke from the Northern California Camp Fire to the Central Coast.
The San Luis Obispo County Air Pollution Control District rated the air quality as moderate — between good and unhealthy Read More …