Enjoying gorgeous summer weather out there, with cooler temperatures at last and dry weather ahead. At this time, there's a lot of hype amongst social media on a tropical system that has yet to form in the Eastern Pacific, which may or may not result in some rainfall across Southern California next weekend, but the exact extent is currently unknown, so I wouldn't get too excited just yet. In the meantime, we're looking at partly cloudy skies this afternoon and evening with temperatures in the 70s. As the onshore flow continues to increase, expect gusty west winds of 15-25 mph at times. Mostly clear tonight as lows drop back into the 40s. Expect a nice start to the week under mostly sunny skies on Monday with highs in the mid-to-upper 70s, near average. West winds will continue 15-25 mph, mainly during the afternoon. Daytime temperatures will cool to the mid and lower 70s through the middle of the week while overnight lows drop into the 40s with breezy afternoons and dry weather. The forecast becomes a little unclear towards the weekend as the aforementioned tropical system may be off the Baja coast, with a trough off the West Coast drawing moisture northward. At the very least, this may result in a few showers and thunderstorms for the weekend, but coverage and intensity will vary depending on the track of this system, which will be closely monitored throughout the week.

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