Clear skies will turn mostly cloudy overnight for the coast and inland valleys, clouds will clear nicely with a few exceptions near the coast.
High pressure has provided warmer conditions, the warm up will continue on Thursday but we'll start to cool back down on Friday. Unless you are in the deserts, the deserts will be feeling the heat with temperatures hovering around 105 degrees through Friday. It will become more comfortable for Memorial Day.
The marine layer will deepen with cooler conditions Friday through Memorial Day weekend. Stubborn clouds expected for coast and inland areas, with slower clearing and limited clearing for some.
Temperatures will drop by 5 to 10 degrees inland by Monday, while the mountains will see temperatures plummet up to 25 degrees and the deserts by 10 to 15 degrees.
Gusty westerly winds will target the mountains and deserts through Sunday, with peak gusts of 25 to 45mph and isolated gusts up to 55mph.
A warming trend begins on Tuesday, with a warm start to the month of June.
Thursday's Highs:
Coast: 65-74°
Inland: 71-83°
Mountains: 79-88°
Deserts: 101-106°
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