A stretch of warmer-than-average temperatures continues through Monday, before a High Wind Watch goes into effect Tuesday evening through Wednesday night.
The fog seems to have settled down, which means our visibility won't be as brutal as it has been in recent stretches.
Sunday and Monday will look very similar on the coast and inland, with temperatures up to 5 degrees warmer than average, while the mountains and deserts will reach 10+ degrees above normal by Monday.
Those temperatures will pair well with mostly sunny skies across the county.
Big changes arrive Tuesday evening, when that High Wind Watch takes effect for inland and mountain neighborhoods and stays there through Wednesday. Wind gusts are likely to top out around 50 mph, and in some spots, could reach 75 mph.
Relative humidity will also take a significant dip in that time, raising our fire danger threat. Wednesday looks to be the most vulnerable day at the moment.
Sunday's Highs:
Coast: 64-74°
Inland: 69-76°
Mountains: 55-66°
Deserts: 68-73°
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