For most of us, the start of the week will be a little cooler and a lot breezier than what we had over the weekend. A sign of things to come in your extended forecast.
Monday's temperatures will cool off by about five degrees along the coast, inland and in the mountains, while the deserts see a slight bump on Veteran's Day.
Winds will pick up as well, with some gusts reaching 30+ mph Monday afternoon in the mountains and 40+ in the deserts.
Onshore flow will bring some added moisture to the air, bumping up humidity levels by Sunday night.
Temperatures will hit their warmest point of the week on Wednesday before a significant cooldown into next weekend when the county will be 10-15 degrees below average.
Saturday also brings a chance for showers along the coast, inland and in the mountains, including the potential for snow at 5,000+ ft. of elevation.
Sunday's Highs:
Coast: 63-72°
Inland: 70-76°
Mountains: 63-72°
Deserts: 78-83°
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