Marine layer clouds will spread farther inland again tonight and will gradually deepen each morning through early next week, which means the chance for patchy dense fog will spread farther inland. Inland areas will clear to sunshine by mid to late morning but stubborn clouds will linger at some coastal areas into the afternoon.
Temperatures will trend near average into the weekend with 70s and 80s for most of the county. This fair weather sticks around into next week with comfortable temperatures and morning clouds.
A late-season surge of monsoon moisture brought showers and strong thunderstorms to the mountains and deserts the last couple of days. We dry out tomorrow but this weekend it looks like we'll see monsoon flow return bringing a slight chance for a few more showers and thunderstorms.
Ian strengthened back into a hurricane today as it moved over the Atlantic Ocean becoming a Category 1 storm. It now is taking aim at the Carolinas and Georgia with life-threatening flooding, storm surge and strong winds.
Friday's Highs:
Coast: 72-77°
Inland: 78-88°
Mountains: 76-90°
Deserts: 100-104°
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