Get ready for another foggy morning Tuesday, with visibility expected to drop below a quarter-mile for many coastal and inland communities. If you like the toasty conditions, take advantage because noticeable changes begin Thursday.
A series of troughs brewing in the Pacific Northwest will gradually dive south, ushering in cooler temperatures and strengthening westerly winds. Expect westerly solid gusts in the mountains and deserts starting Thursday. The strongest winds occur on Saturday, so tie down the Halloween decor.
In addition, marine layer clouds will become amplified with the potential for showers from Friday through Sunday.
It's also going to be a very cool weekend! On Saturday, temperatures plummet 10-15 degrees, with mostly scattered 60s and low 70s for daytime highs. The mountains will trend in the 50s and the deserts we'll climb in the upper 70s and low 80s! That will put us 10-20 degrees below where we should be this time of year.
Enjoy the cooling pattern because gradual warming rebound early next week.
Thursday's Highs:
Coast: 70-77
Inland: 77-83
Mountains: 75-84
Deserts: 94-100
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