| Looking at a gorgeous start to our week with warmer temperatures, light winds, and dry weather out there today, expect little change for Tuesday, then cooler and windy midweek as another trough moves through the area, even a few showers are possible on Thursday. A colder storm could bring a chance of snow showers towards early next week. Clear skies tonight with light winds as lows cool to the upper 20's and 30's. We'll remain under sunny skies on Tuesday with highs in the mid-60's, southwest winds 5-15mph, becoming gusty during the afternoon. The onshore flow will increase Wednesday and Thursday as an upper-level disturbance skirts the area. It will turn windy and cooler with highs back into the 50's, westerly winds gusting 15-25mph at times. With the stronger onshore flow, there could be some marine layer drizzle down in our coastal and valley areas. Enough elevated moisture and instability could even spark an afternoon shower or rumble of thunder on Thursday. Weak high pressure returns Friday through the weekend bringing another brief warm-up, before potentially cooler, unsettled weather arrives early next week, stay tuned! USFS plans to conduct more prescribed burning this week south of Big Bear Lake, smoke and flames will be visible, do not report! |
SNOW SUMMIT
