May Gray pattern will continue near the coast this week, with an early surge of monsoon moisture making it a muggy week around the county.
The added moisture from the marine layer and the monsoon flow may produce mist to patchy drizzle at times, especially in the morning hours with mugginess sticking around all week.
Temperatures will be coolest along the coast, but warmer by 5 to 10 degrees above average in the valleys, mountains, and deserts.
Moisture from the Gulf of Mexico will build over the four corners, shifting east and closer to us by midweek with a slight chance of showers and thunderstorms, mainly near the mountains.
Clouds will build over the mountains each afternoon with Wednesday through Friday the best chance to see some of those clouds become productive. Any thunderstorm could produce gusty winds, and lightning.
The warm and muggy weather patterns will stick around into the weekend. A shift expected into next week, as a storm moves into the pacific northwest.
Tuesday's Highs:
Coast: 64-70°
Inland: 76-82°
Mountains: 74-88°
Deserts: 97-102°
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