Today we saw relatively warm temperatures across the county, but those won’t last long.
Starting Monday, coastal and inland neighborhoods will top out near the 60s.
We are tracking patchy drizzle Monday morning- but it should not last throughout the day.
However Monday night, light showers will be in the forecast going into Tuesday morning.
Coastal totals are expected to be well under .1". Some inland mountain neighborhoods may see nearly a quarter-inch. We dry out by Tuesday afternoon.
We are also tracking higher wind speeds with this next system.
A wind advisory is going into effect for the mountains and deserts Monday morning until Tuesday morning, with peak wind gusts up to 55 miles per hour.
By the middle of the week, our overnight lows really dip, with the coast falling to the 50s each night while inland neighborhoods drop into the 40s.
Mountains will have lows dipping into the 30s!
Expect to bring a jacket if you are going trick-or-treating on Halloween night!
Monday's Highs:
Coast: 64-71°
Inland: 68-73°
Mountains: 60-69°
Deserts: 81-86°
