Now that the leftovers of former hurricane and tropical storm Hillary have moved on from the area high pressure is reestablishing itself and temperatures are beginning to warm.
There were some cumulus clouds today to watch for potential shower and thunderstorm activity but it was a marginal event driven by some moisture supply and daytime heating. Once the heating diminishes that potential activity will also end.
Inland temperatures will get well into the 90s on Wednesday and coastal valleys will generally see the 80s with beaches seeing a balance of 60s and some 70s. Temperatures might take a small step back on Thursday and Friday but warm for the weekend.
We are on the edge of a ridge of high pressure. The leftovers of former tropical storm Harold which made landfall in Texas Tuesday try to push to the West but it appears some southwesterly flow aloft will keep it from being a factor in California.
The warm weekend temperatures will stay warm into the first part of next week.
