Above normal temperatures will be the trend through tomorrow, along with moderate Santa Ana winds.
Dry offshore winds, also known as Santa Ana winds will get stronger tonight into tomorrow. Strongest wind gusts could reach up to 50mph. A wind advisory has been issued for our mountains and inland valleys through 6pm Friday. Winds could be strong enough to bring down trees and power lines. Any unsecured object could be blown by the wind.
Temperatures will remain mild on Friday but a few degrees cooler than today, most of the county will average 3-5 degrees above normal.
We trade the heat for cooler weather this weekend, as storm bring a colder air mass and the chance for light rain.
Light rain will be possible Saturday into Sunday, with limited moisture and very little accumulations. We dry out on Monday with clouds giving way to sunny skies.
Another storm could follow with colder temperatures and another chance for rain on Tuesday and Wednesday. We could potentially see snow Tuesday night into Wednesday in our mountains, but moisture will be limited.
We clear out and warm up Monday before another disturbance Tuesday drops temperatures and increases cloud coverage through midweek.
Friday's Highs:
Coast: 70-75°
Inland: 65-75°
Mountains: 52-62°
Deserts: 69-73°
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