Looking at a very nice weekend ahead with near-normal temperatures and dry conditions. Low pressure digging south off the California Coast will bring an increasing onshore flow, generating gusty west winds at times up to 20-25 mph, mainly during the afternoona. Expect mostly sunny skies on Saturday with highs in the lower 70s, west winds 10-15 mph during the afternoon with gusts around 20 mph possible, stronger on the desert slopes. High clouds will begin to increase Saturday night as lows cool to the 40s. Low pressure offshore will begin to draw mid and upper-level moisture across the region on Sunday for mostly cloudy skies. Cooler and breezy with highs in the upper 60s. This low is forecast to pivot inland to our north Sunday night into Monday, drawing deeper moisture into the area for a chance of showers. There are still some discrepancies amongst forecast models on where the deepest moisture goes, which may be just to our south and east. But this will have major impacts on how much rain we receive. Generally, we're looking at the potential for around a quarter inch of rain, with locally more across San Diego, Eastern Riverside, and Imperial Counties. As moisture shifts south and east of us on Tuesday, expect fair and gradually warmer weather to return next week.

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