| Enjoyed a gorgeous last summer weekend with some minor cooling yesterday, however, temperatures bounced back up a bit today with above-normal temperatures expected through much of next week. High pressure will build in over the Great Basin over the next few days bringing the season's first weak Santa Ana of the season, strong winds are not anticipated. Later in the week, an upper-level low spinning to our southwest will drift through the area bringing a chance for showers at thunderstorms at times. Clear skies tonight with light winds as lows cool to the 30's and 40's. Expect sunny skies to start the week off with highs in the mid 70's Monday, east to northeast winds 5-15mph at times. Dry and a little warmer through midweek as highs top out in the upper 70's, not feeling very fall-like for our first day of Autumn on Wednesday. Low pressure may draw in subtropical moisture beginning Thursday bringing a chance for isolated to scattered showers & thunderstorms into the weekend. We won't quite be dealing with the monsoon flow as this will be driven by low pressure, which could spark a thunderstorm anywhere across southern California at any time, with even some nocturnal activity possible. Will fine-tune the forecast throughout the week so stay tuned! |
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