Does Salinas, CA get a lot of fog?

Yes, marine fog from Monterey Bay flows inland through the Salinas Valley almost daily from May through August, keeping temperatures dramatically lower than surrounding inland areas and providing only about 13 days per year above 90°F.

Why is the Salinas Valley good for agriculture?

The relentless marine fog creates a cool, moist climate that is perfect for growing lettuce, broccoli, and strawberries, making the Salinas Valley world-famous for these crops.

What is Salinas, California's record high temperature?

Salinas's record high is 108°F, reached only during intense offshore flow events when the marine layer fails.

Does Salinas, CA flood?

Yes, atmospheric river events in winter can flood the Salinas River valley.

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