The upper low responsible for the thundershowers around the area yesterday is now over southwestern Utah and will continue to exit the region with decreasing moisture. We'll pick up a few afternoon today with some residual moisture, but the threat for afternoon thunderstorms is pretty minimal; light winds with highs in the upper 60's. Fair and a tad warmer as we finish off the week with a high near 70 degrees tomorrow, enjoy it as well cool down again over the weekend as a Pacific trough deepens along the west coast. Expect daytime highs in the mid 60's Saturday and Sunday, with overnight lows in the upper 20's to the 30's. As a cold front sweeps through the region early next week, we'll experience some gusty winds and further cooling as the onshore flow increases, we could even see some light rain or drizzle up to the lower coastal slopes. Highs only in the 50's Monday with lows in the 20's, but a few locations could even dip into the teens Monday or Tuesday night for the first time this season; gradually warming next week as high pressure aloft returns.