As high pressure and westerly winds take over the local weather pattern for the next couple of days, we’ll keep experiencing lower rain chances and hotter afternoon temperatures. Only a spot shower or brief storm popping up with the heating or seabreeze processes is included in the outlook through Thursday. High pressure weakens just enough to enhance showers and storms Friday, with a chance for a few strong or severe ones associated with a cold front. In the meantime, find ways to stay cool with lows in the lower 70s and highs in the mid to upper 90s inland, near 90° at the coast. The weekend front will bring some drying, but not much cooling; however, highs will back away from the triple-digit range to closer to average in the lower to mid 90s.
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