When it gets cold at night and you are in the Santa Cruz Beach Boardwalk, you have the nice easy options of buying a hoodie right there or heading inside to the Boardwalk Arcade or Neptune’s Kingdom.Įven with options right there at the Beach Boardwalk it will still get chilly outside and fleece jackets, windbreakers, and hoodies in the summer are a really good idea.
Weather at the Santa Cruz Beach Boardwalk is a little easier to deal with, mostly because the beach boardwalk has the weather factored into their retail business.
Live Santa Cruz Beach Cam, captured at the Crow’s Nest “Banana belt” is an informal geographic term used to describe a segment of a larger geographic region which enjoys warmer weather conditions than the region as a whole, especially in the wintertime.
So the path the sun shines across Santa Cruz, makes for beautiful weather and is sometimes referred to as a Banana Belt. Our afternoon sun widens to warm all of Santa Cruz and then thins to a sliver again finally disappearing from the east side of town. If you were to look at Santa Cruz from the ocean in the morning, right at sunrise you would notice the first slivers of light on the sun facing west side of town. Yep, A Banana! Have you noticed that for almost every beach in Santa Cruz the ocean is to the south? Santa Cruz is mostly built on southern facing hillsides, which face the sun year round, summer through winter. The National Weather Service has forecast as much as 4 inches of rain on Wednesday in Santa Cruz, and up to 2 more inches on Thursday along with winds with gusts as high as 37 mph on Wednesday.Santa Cruz is sometimes referred to as a Banana belt, not because we have anything to do with growing bananas but because the path that the sun shines across Santa Cruz is actually shaped like a banana. Roadways failed on Glenwood Drive, Granite Creek Road and Highland Way, and Soquel Village experienced heavy flooding, as did Corralitos Creek and Salsipuedes Creek. The storms last week caused widespread flooding, mudslides and infrastructure damage, county officials said. Thrat number is expected to grow as damage from those storms is assessed and as the county prepares for more damage from storms hitting the Central Coast Wednesday and Thursday. Santa Cruz is still recovering from storms last Friday and Saturday that caused an estimated $10 million in damage, according to a press release from county administrative officer Carlos Palacios. Emergency vehicles will not be able to access any areas of Weston Road should the entrance become blocked," the sheriff's statement read. "You should be prepared to be isolated for an extended period of time or consider evacuating the area.
KPIX 5 First Alert Weather: Current Conditions, Forecasts, Alerts For Your Area Wednesday, the sheriff stated that heavy rains and runoff mean there was a high probability of the road being cut off by flooding. The warning comes a day after the county declared a local emergency in response to the ongoing winter storms hitting the region, which had already caused millions in damage before the atmospheric river hit later that week.
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