Persistent marine layer and onshore winds through the weekend
There will be a lot of clouds near the coast and in the valleys, and it might even be a bit cooler than usual, about 3 to 6 degrees cooler.
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There will be a lot of clouds near the coast and in the valleys, and it might even be a bit cooler than usual, about 3 to 6 degrees cooler.
Sunny and mild into the weekend then turning much colder. While rain potential has faded quite a bit, the temperature changes will be noticeable over the weekend.
An upper-level trough will linger, causing gusty winds and cooler temperatures Friday night. Temperatures gradually warm through the weekend into next week.
Strong onshore flow and deep moisture will keep Central Coast temperatures cooler through Friday, with isolated drizzle possible. Warmer weather is expected later this weekend.
Tonight: The upper-level low-pressure system over the western Great Basin will shift northeastward into southern Idaho overnight. This movement will push the moisture away from Wallowa County, reducing the significant