Troughing along the West coast will bring very minor cooling this weekend as the onshore flow produces the typical June gloom continues down below. Low pressure to our north will also produce gusty west to southwest winds 15-25 mph at times with a few high clouds. Otherwise, fair as highs reach the mid-70s through Sunday, while overnight lows cool to the upper 30s and 40s. This trough will slide east through next week allowing higher pressure to regain control of our weather. As a result, expect a gradual warm-up through next weekend as our forecast remains dry. Longer range is looking a bit more promising for a start to our monsoon season, potentially aided by some tropical activity in the Eastern Pacific. High pressure over the region may tap into some of this tropical moisture and advect it northward into the Desert Southwest by the end of the month, but still too far out for a lot of specifics.