Very nice summer-like weather continues out there with above normal temperatures and dry conditions. We're also starting to get some drift smoke from the Shore Fire burning south of Calamesa, the are no active fires burning in our area. Our weather will be dominated by an upper-level ridge a few more days, holding temperatures 5 or so degrees above average, cooling towards the weekend as troughing returns to the West Coast. We have also experienced our first influx of monsoon moisture across the Desert Southwest. This will lead to some afternoon clouds over the next few days, even a stray shower or thunderstorm is possible on Tuesday. Expect partly cloudy skies this evening, becoming clear as lows cool to the 40s and 50s. Little change through Wednesday as highs remain in the lower 80s and lows in the 40s and 50s, southwest winds will continue 5-15 mph, mainly during the afternoons. As a weak trough develops off the California Coast later in the week, the onshore flow will generate gusty west winds and near-normal temperatures through next weekend as the monsoon flow stays south and east of our region for now.