Enjoying nice summer weather out there, with slightly above-normal temperatures and dry conditions. A late-season trough of low pressure will push into the West Coast this weekend, spreading cooler temperatures and gusty west winds across the area, gradually warming next week. Expect mostly sunny skies on Friday with highs in the 70s, southwest winds 10-20 mph at times with gusts to 30 mph possible during the afternoon. A Pacific storm will move inland over the Pacific Northwest through the weekend, with a stronger onshore flow generating gusty west winds to 30 mph at times and cooler temperatures as highs drop into the 60s, 10 degrees below average. Overnight temperatures could also dip well below average with lows in the 30s. Troughing will remain in place throughout much of next week, maintaining the onshore flow for breezy afternoons and slightly below normal temperatures, gradually warming through the July 4th holiday weekend as this trough finally exits the region. Longer range forecast models continue to advertise a decent return of monsoon moisture the week after our Independence holiday, but still a long way out.