Cool and breezy conditions continue on Sunday, with another round of Santa Ana winds expected mid-week to increase the risk for fires.
Your daytime forecast felt like a copy paste from Saturday, with temperatures topping out 5-10 degrees below seasonal averages across the board, to go along with occasionally strong wind gusts. In the deserts especially, you'll see some northerly winds reach 45 mph.
It'll be a colder night, with some inland neighborhoods inching close to freezing. In fact, some spots could see patchy frost overnight into Monday morning.
Speaking of Monday, temperatures will increase back to seasonal averages. That means in the upper-60s to mid-70s along the coast and inland. Expect more breezy conditions as well, with gusts reaching 25 mph on the coast, 35 mph inland and 45 mph in the mountains and deserts.
Temperatures peak during the week on Tuesday, when winds are also expected to calm down for a bit. However, Santa Ana winds arrive Wednesday and stay until Friday, causing increased fire risk and for inland and mountain areas.
Sunday's Highs:
Coast: 67-76°
Inland: 69-75°
Mountains: 54-67°
Deserts: 70-77°
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