We started the week off on a mild note, with temperatures near average across the board.
Coastal clouds and inland fog will continue to stick around each morning through your extended forecast. However, it won't have a huge impact on overall sky cover, as gradual clearing will make way for partly cloudy to mostly sunny conditions all week long.
While temps are a bit cooler than normal west of the mountains, the rest of the county is still a few degrees above average. The deserts, in fact, will still be topping out in the low-90s through Tuesday. The mountains, meantime, will hit the mid-60s to low-70s on Tuesday.
A cooling trend follows starting Wednesday and lasts through the weekend. Numbers don't really change too much on the coast, and inland neighborhoods will only see a slight dip in those daytime highs.
The mountains and deserts will feel it the most, with temperatures declining by about 10-15 degrees by Saturday.
Westerly winds will also increase mid-to-late week for the mountains and deserts, starting on Wednesday when some gusts could clock in around 35-40 mph.
Tuesday's Highs:
Coast: 62-69°
Inland: 68-73°
Mountains: 65-73°
Deserts: 86-91°
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