Troughing along the west coast will lead to slightly cooler temperatures to finish off our week and into the weekend. This will push upper-level moisture out of the region with no thunderstorms expected for at least today and tomorrow. As high pressure expands westward again Sunday into early next week we could see another influx in monsoon moisture. Looking at a nice finish to the week under sunny skies today with highs in the lower to mid 70's, southwest winds 5-15mph with gusts around 20mph possible during the afternoon. Expect mostly sunny skies on Saturday with some minor cooling as highs drop into the lower 70's, right at average, while overnight lows dip into the upper 30's and 40's. Locally breezy at times with an increased onshore flow. As high pressure builds over the four corners region Sunday, a southerly flow will draw moisture back into the area for a slight chance for afternoon thundershowers, possibly continuing on Monday. Daytime highs will remain in the lower 70's with lows generally in the 40's. Another trough will push into the west coast by the middle of next week bringing cooler temperatures and dry weather, for now.