Expect pleasant weather for our last summer weekend, with slightly below-normal temperatures and dry conditions prevailing across the area. Troughing along the West Coast will maintain the onshore flow, bringing gusty west winds during the afternoons and additional cooling through early next week. Higher pressure is forecast to strengthen by midweek, leading to a gradual warming trend and the potential for showers toward next weekend.

Looking at variable high cloudiness today with a high around 71 degrees, southwest winds of 5–15 mph at times with gusts near 20 mph during the afternoon. Clear tonight with light winds and lows in the upper 30s to lower 40s.

Temperatures will trend downward Monday and Tuesday as low pressure moves inland to our north. While precipitation is not expected across our area, some marine layer drizzle could develop near the coast. Highs will fall into the upper 60s, with overnight lows dropping into the 30s and potentially reaching near freezing for the first time in a while. Temperatures will gradually return to near-normal levels later in the week. There is an outside chance we could see an afternoon shower next week, but at this time, it looks like the bulk of the moisture coming up from the south is headed to our east.