In the middle of a gorgeous Memorial holiday weekend, with near-normal temperatures and dry conditions out there. Expect mostly sunny skies on Memorial holiday with highs in the upper 60s to around 70 degrees, locally breezy during the afternoon with west winds 10-20 mph. A deeper trough of low pressure will push into the West Coast through the middle of next week, leading to gusty west winds and cooler temperatures once again. Highs will drop from the 60s on Tuesday to the upper 50s on Wednesday and Thursday, while overnight lows cool to the 30s. Westerly winds will continue 10-20 mph with gusts near 30 mph possible at times. This system will strengthen the onshore flow and deepen up the marine layer enough for some light rain & drizzle, mainly down below. The marine layer does not typically reach our elevation, but we could see some clouds spill into the area with a few light showers possible Wednesday night or early Thursday. Fair and warmer again by next weekend as high pressure aloft returns. We are looking at a pseudo monsoon type setup to the east with low pressure over our area combined with high pressure near the upper-Midwest, drawing the subtropical jet northward through New Mexico, Texas and eastward, but this moisture will remain well east of our area for now.