We're looking at pleasant weather for the remainder of the week with a gradual warm-up through the weekend and light offshore winds. The onshore flow will strengthen over the weekend into early next week as a trough deepens off the West Coast. Also monitoring another cutoff low-pressure system forecast to develop hundreds of miles southwest of San Diego, which is not currently forecast to bring us any precipitation, but conditions may change next week. Clear skies this evening with light winds as lows tonight fall to the 20s. Expect mostly sunny skies tomorrow and Friday as highs reach the mid to upper 50s, northeast winds 5-15 mph at times. A little warmer over the weekend as daytime highs make it back into the 60s, with overnight lows generally in the 30s. West winds returning 10-15 mph during the afternoons. High pressure will weaken early next week, allowing highs to drop back into the 50s with gusty west winds and dry weather, for now.