Still looking at some cool and breezy weather out there with temperatures running 10-15 degrees below average. Low pressure to our north will lift northeast and exit the region on Friday, paving the way for much warmer conditions this weekend through next week. The cutoff low over Northern California will maintain a strong onshore flow in the meantime, with coastal low clouds and fog, mainly down below. Areas of fog, patchy drizzle, or light rain are possible on the lower coastal slopes. We'll remain under partly cloudy skies this evening with west winds 5-15 mph as lows cool to the mid and lower 30s. Expect partly cloudy skies on Friday, with some warming as daytime highs reach the upper 50s to around 60 degrees. Westerly winds will continue 5-15 mph with gusts near 20 mph possible. As the low moves east this weekend, high pressure will build in from the west, with a nice bump in temperatures, as highs reach the lower 70s by Sunday. We'll also shift to a weak offshore flow with relatively light east winds 5-10 mph. High pressure will intensify next week, pushing daytime temperatures up near 80 degrees with overnight lows in the upper 30s and 40s. At this time, our forecast looks dry headed into June, but we may see some early monsoon moisture creep into the Desert Southwest later next week, but staying east of us for now.