While the clouds continue to linger across the region Wednesday, they should start to clear out on Thursday, to go along with calmer and warmer conditions.
Until that happens, the coast is under a Dense Fog Advisory that expires tomorrow at 9 a.m.
Then, the fun begins!
Temperatures should jump up by a few degrees in and west of the mountains, bringing everyone back up above average. The same can't be said for the deserts, which will see a slight dip Thursday, but remain above normal for this time of year.
Coastal and inland neighborhoods should see some patchy fog in the morning, but after that, skies should clear up and the sun will be shining down to make for a beautiful Thanksgiving Day.
It should be a calm one as well, with only the mountains seeing an increase in wind speeds late at night.
The slight warming trend will continue into the weekend, with some inland neighborhoods climbing back into the low-80s, and the coast into the mid-70s.
Wednesday's Highs:
Coast: 64-75°
Inland: 70-77°
Mountains: 54-67°
Deserts: 67-74°
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