Nice weather will continue with some warming over the Memorial holiday weekend, however, weak troughing along the West Coast will keep the onshore flow around with the late night/early morning low clouds near the coast and gusty west winds 10-20 mph at times. As high pressure aloft amplifies through the weekend, temperatures will increase as daytime highs reach the lower to mid-70s, while overnight lows drop into the upper 30s and lower 40s. We'll continue with westerly winds 5-15 mph over the weekend, mainly during the afternoons. Another trough will dig into the area by the middle of next week, leading to cooler temperatures and more gusty west winds as our forecast remains dry. Still not seeing any major change to our forecast through the end of the month or into early June. Though models are hinting at some long-range activity developing over the Eastern Pacific that may begin sending moisture up into the Desert Southwest. As our monsoonal ridge builds north across Mexico, monsoon season officially begins on June 15th, though moisture usually reaches Southern California sometime in July. We may get a later start to our monsoon season this year, but we are anticipating increased thunderstorm activity with near to above-normal rainfall.