We have a warm stretch ahead, but the mornings will stay cool.
Offshore winds have helped to clear the skies, but they have left very little moisture in the air. The winds will remain weak, but we will stay dry under mostly sunny skies.
We will go from chilly mornings to warm afternoons, temperatures heating up between 20 to 30 degrees from 5am to 2pm.
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A ridge of high pressure will build from the south providing warmer weather through the middle of the week. Some of our inland valleys will average close to 10 degrees above normal tomorrow and Wednesday.
Temperatures will trend down for the second half of the week, as a storm to our north helps to usher in cooler air for the coast and the mariner layer begins to redevelop each night and morning starting Wednesday night. Inland valleys may not feel like fall until next week.
Looking at the long range forecast, it does look like a colder storm will arrive to the pacific northwest this next weekend with snow for the Rockies and a decent drop in temperatures for most of California for the last week of October.
Monday:
- Coast: sunny - mid to upper 70s
- Valleys: sunny - mid to upper 80s
- Mountains: sunny - mid to low 70s
- Desert: sunny - upper 80s to low 90s
