A deep marine layer will bring clouds and a chance for light rain and drizzle.
Windy conditions are back, especially in the mountains and deserts with westerly winds of 25 to 50mph. Another Wind Advisory has been issued for the mountains and deserts until 5am Wednesday morning.
A storm over the Bay area will move south, increasing onshore winds, deepening the marine layer which may trigger light rain and drizzle. The storm will also trigger showers overnight Wednesday into Thursday with a slight chance for a pop-up thunderstorm. The best chance for rain will be Thursday morning with the potential to impact the morning commute. Rainfall accumulations will average between .10 - .75".
The storm will depart Friday, but the marine layer will stick around for coastal communities. May Gray pattern living up to its name with partial clearing.
We'll see better clearing, more sunshine, along with slightly warmer temperatures this weekend unless you are near the beach. Improving conditions are expected into next week.
Wednesday's Highs:
Coast: 61-66°
Inland: 59-66°
Mountains: 52-58°
Deserts: 76-80°
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