SAN DIEGO - It took a little longer for clouds to clear today, but now everyone is enjoying some sunshine this afternoon.  But our high temperatures are running 3-10º cooler from yesterday with inland neighborhoods noticing the biggest cooling. 

The warm 80+ degree temperatures we saw Wednesday in places like Alpine, Poway and Fallbrook won't be back for the rest of the week.  A cool trough of low pressure is pushing south and will cool San Diego county right through the Memorial Day weekend. 

TODAY'S HIGHS:

COAST:  67-70º

INLAND:  73-77º

MOUNTAINS:  64-75º

DESERT: 96-101º

As a result of the trough moving across winds become more onshore and will be gusty in the mountains and deserts through Thursday.  A Wind Advisory will go into effect from 4pm this afternoon through 2am tomorrow.  Winds will be out of the west at 20-30 mph with gusts to 45 mph.  The stronger gusts will be at night.

And with a thicker marine layer on Thursday, there's a chance of drizzle to a light shower mainly during night and morning hours.  

10News Weather Anchor Robert Santos