Unless you are a skier hoping for an early dump, this is a great post for you to read. If you are one of the many who still have outside work to wrap up, this is a great post for you to read. I fall into both groups, but the latter trumps. Anyway, today is nice. Mid 60s, sunshine, with just a bit of a sea breeze kicking up in the afternoon. That breeze will be around tomorrow as well, and we will see a bit cooler daily highs over the weekend. Expect mid 60s on Saturday. Still pleasant. By Sunday, the winds will shift out of the south, as a storm develops north west of us. South winds could result in morning fog on Sunday. These winds could increase on Monday, and will usher in a warm front. Oddly enough, the warm front just keeps us from cooling off to much. Low 60s for Sunday and Veteran's Day. Monday will feel cool with the cloud cover.
As it stands right now, we will remain dry next week. If you read my last post, there is clearly still a lot of wetness nearby, and a slight easterly shift in the dominant high pressure and we could see rain. And plenty of it. But, as we get closer, the models get drier. Expect a decent week with temps building back up through at least Thursday. Hell, next Friday could be quite warm if the current thinking holds. Still some clouds on Tuesday, but looking partly to mostly sunny for the rest of the work week. I'll keep an eye out on the following weekend and beyond. The rain is always just around the corner.
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