Although hot and humid conditions continue to be the trend across our microclimates, we're feeling a little relief as far as humidity levels go.
High clouds have built in this afternoon. By this evening, low level clouds along our coastal communities will increase thanks to the marine layer, resulting in a partly cloudy start on Friday.
Dry conditions will be a thing of the past as we end the workweek. The mountains and deserts are likely to have another round of isolated monsoon storms thanks to a renewed surge of moisture moving north. Some of that instability could expand westward, resulting in a pop-up shower or two in our inland valleys. As of now, there are no watches or advisories but that could change ahead of storm activity.
We'll have a slight cooling trend over the next several days, putting us closer to seasonal temperatures. We'll remain hot and humid during the day, and muggy at night.
Drier air is expected for the start of next week until another round of monsoonal moisture touches down mid-week.
Friday's Highs:
Coast: 75-82°
Inland: 87-97°
Mountains: 83-98°
Deserts: 105-110°
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