Short term forecast: Tomorrow should be another beautiful day, with similar conditions as today; sunny skies, high near 80, and light southerly winds. Fair weather will prevail into Sunday.
Long term forecast: The ridge that has been bringing unseasonably warm conditions will start to break down by early next week. A series of weak weather systems will bring a few wind shifts. First, a weak cold front will move through sometime late in the day Monday or possibly overnight into Tuesday. No significant precipitation is expected with this front although there could be a few rain showers. The front will briefly turn the winds northerly, but they will likely veer back to the east-southeast by Tuesday afternoon. A second frontal system will approach the area on Wednesday. The models disagree on the timing and strength of this system but as of right now it appears that rain showers will be possible on Wednesday and the winds will again turn from southerly to westerly.
Saturday, September 27
Highs: around 80
Lows: upper 50s
Winds: SE 5-10 mph
Sky: mostly sunny
Sunday, September 28
Highs: upper 70s
Lows: upper 50s
Winds: S turning SW 5-10 mph
Sky: mostly sunny
Monday, September 29
Highs: mid-to-upper 70s
Lows: mid 50s
Winds: W turning N-NE when front passes in evening, 5-10 mph
Sky: increasing clouds in late afternoon, slight (10%) chance of a shower Monday night
Tuesday, September 30
Highs: lower 70s
Lows: low-to-mid 50s
Winds: E-SE 5-10 mph increasing to 10-15 mph in the afternoon
Sky: partly cloudy
Wednesday, October 1
Highs: lower 70s
Lows: mid 50s
Winds: S-SW 10-15 mph
Sky: mostly cloudy, showers possible