A trough of low pressure diving south through the intermountain west will drive a weak cold front through the region on Thursday, strengthening the onshore flow with gusty winds and much cooler temperatures. We could even see some higher elevation snowfall across northern/central California with just some light rain or drizzle possible down our way from a thick marine layer. Otherwise, expect partly cloudy skies through Thursday with west-northwest winds 15-30mph at times with a high near 60. Winds should decrease Thursday night, along with the temp as lows could hit the upper 20's for the first time since Spring. Fall officially arrives on Friday and it'll feel like it with temperatures running about 10 degrees below average through the weekend. A dry offshore flow will keep conditions cool and breezy with dry weather into next week. |
