We experienced another very warm day out there as a strong 600dm ridge of high pressure remains anchored over the region, pushing temperatures 10+ degrees above average. We even broke our record high for this date of 89° set back in 1977, reaching 91 degrees. Expect similar conditions tomorrow with a gradual cool down anticipated through next week. Clear skies this evening with light winds and mild temps as lows cool to the 50s and lower 60s. Looking at another warm day on Sunday with daytime highs pushing the 90-degree mark once again. We'll pick up southwest winds 5-15 mph during the afternoon with an occasional gust near 20 mph. Continued warm early next week as highs peak in the upper 80s Monday and Tuesday, cooling to the mid-80s during the second half of the week. As high pressure flattens out around the middle of next week, it will shift off to our east and elongate, resulting in an east to southeasterly flow across Southern California. This could draw monsoon moisture into the region for an increased risk of afternoon convection, with isolated thundershowers possible later in the week.

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