From: Mark Searles, Storm Team 10 Chief Meteorologist:

Another dry night on tap under a clear sky. Temperatures dropping through the 50s into the upper 40s for our coolest locations early Wednesday morning. High pressure will be directly overhead Wednesday keeping the sky clear, the wind light and allowing high temperatures to reach back near or slightly above 80 for inland areas, lower 70s near the coastline. Thursday MAY start out with some clouds followed by increasing sunshine but with a stronger onshore wind, highs will run a bit cooler, mainly in the lower 70s in the afternoon.

Our pattern remains dry until Friday afternoon/night as our next storm system pushes into the area, leading to steady rain showers at times through Saturday. This is likely to be a dynamic storm system, potentially interacting with remnant moisture from tropical storm Phillipe. As it stands right now, the storm does exit the region by Sunday, allowing for the second half of the weekend to be salvaged.

Read our latest blog

Tonight: Clear & dry. Lows: 48-58

Wednesday: Mostly sunny, afternoon sea breeze. High: 80

Thursday: Mostly sunny. High: 72

Friday: Increasing clouds, chance of afternoon/night showers. High: 70

Saturday: Cloudy with the chance of scattered rain. High: 65

Sunday: Partly cloudy, breezy. High: 60

Monday: Partly sunny. High: 59

Tuesday: Partly sunny. High: 60

MORE FROM STORM TEAM 10

Submit your weather pictures and videos using Chime In

Track rain and snow using our Interactive Radar

View the latest weather maps here

Check local conditions using our Skycam Network