Tropical moisture continues to stream northeastward across Southern California, courtesy of low pressure to the north and Hurricane Marie 800 miles to our southwest. Most locations did great today with rainfall totals coming in over an inch in a lot of areas. Moisture will slowly decrease through this evening allowing showers to gradually taper off. Expect clearing skies overnight as lows cool to the 40s and 50s, west winds continue 5-15 mph. We'll return to mostly sunny skies tomorrow and salvage the last day of our holiday weekend with warmer temps as highs reach the lower to mid-70s. Westerly winds will continue 10-15 mph with gusts to 20 mph during the afternoon. High pressure will expand westward the remainder of the week leading to warmer temperatures and possible afternoon thundershowers as a southeast monsoon flow develops. Daytime highs will top out around 80 by the middle of the week with overnight lows generally in the 50s. Expect cooler weather by next weekend with decreasing moisture and breezy afternoons.

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