Rain expected in Paso Robles midweek after warm start
Paso Robles Daily News
October 19, 2026
Looks like Paso Robles is giving us one more taste of summer before fall really settles in — Monday's forecast is calling for a high of 80, so if you've been putting off that walk down Spring Street or a late afternoon on the patio, this is your window.
But don't get too comfortable. The Paso Robles Daily News reports rain is expected to move in midweek, which is exactly the kind of swing we know well around here. Good news for the vineyards and anyone with a garden, but it also means commuters should keep an eye on slick roads and maybe dig out the umbrella you stashed away last spring.
Warm start, wet finish — classic Central Coast shoulder season. Enjoy the sunshine while it lasts, Paso.
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