Overnight: Increasing clouds will make for mostly cloudy conditions at the coast and inland valleys.

Southwesterly onshore winds strengthening up-valley in the afternoon and early evening. Coastal highs in the 60s to around 70✯ with 70s to 80s inland. Inland areas clear to mostly sunny in the afternoon.

Thursday: Becoming mostly to partly cloudy on the coast. It’s still a ways out, so things can change, but that’s the picture in the crystal ball so far! Temperatures will cool across the board initially Sunday into Monday but then there is some potential for a more offshore flow Tuesday into Wednesday which would cut through the coastal clouds and bring warmer weather to the beaches. Unlike recent systems which have pushed down south, cut off, and swirled moisture back toward us, this one will stay do the north and we’ll be in the dryer northwest flow. Things get interesting out of the weekend as a deep trough digs in across the Pacific Northwest. At the coast, we’ll be more foggy and less cloudy. The ridge tries a little harder on Friday/Saturday which will heat inland areas back up to normal and in some places above. It is also working to stabilize the marine layer which is keeping clouds on the coast. The ridge keeps trying to nudge in and has been partially successful with some compression of the marine layer. Weak troughing continues over southern California with a big ol’ ridge of high pressure out over the Pacific.

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