A storm system will bring cooler conditions for Monday, along with onshore winds, more clouds and a slight chance for patchy drizzle. The chance of light rain can't be ruled out, but it will be mostly for the mountains and western slopes. Totals will be a trace amount to one-tenth of an inch.
The winds will become stronger with potentially damaging winds in the mountains and deserts. A Wind Advisory has been issued starting at 10 a.m. Sunday for our mountains and desserts. Strongest winds could range from 50-55 mph.
Santa Ana winds will arrive late Monday night and Tuesday, mostly impacting desert communities. Peak wind gusts there could reach up to 50mph, but much less along the coast.
Temperatures will begin warming Tuesday and Wednesday, as the winds shift easterly.
Sunday's Highs:
Coast: 60-68°
Inland: 59-66°
Mountains: 47-59°
Deserts: 64-71°
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