Our upper-level pattern remains dominated by a ridge of high pressure near the Four Corners region; this will generate light offshore winds and above normal temperatures. The Pacific Northwest will remain in an active pattern with storms parading inland well to our north, for now. Later in the week, a closed low pressure system will dig south off the California coast and may swing inland over Northern Baja through weekend. This could get close enough for some rainfall, but confidence is low on the track and details at this time. This may open the door for a more active weather patten with cool and unsettled weather possible the following week.

In the meantime, we'll enjoy beautiful fall conditions out there with light winds this evening as lows tonight drop into the upper 20s and 30s. Temperatures will remain about 5 degrees above average through Wednesday as daytime highs top out near 60 degrees each day, with overnight lows generally in the 30s. Winds will remain light from the east to around 5-10 mph at times, turning southwesterly later this week as the onshore flow returns. Temperatures will also return to normal by next week with a chance of showers by Saturday or Sunday.

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