Enjoyed another nice day out there today with occasional high clouds as tropical moisture drifts north through the area around a low-pressure system to our southwest. This weak system will traverse the region tomorrow, generating gusty west winds to 25 mph and cooler temperatures. There will be very limited elevated instability with this feature, and as such, we could see some virga or a few sprinkles, but no significant precip is anticipated. Highs will drop back into the mid-50s on Wednesday with west winds gusting 15-25 mph at times. As this low slides east on Thursday, we'll set up a weak offshore flow with light northeast winds 10-15 mph as highs climb back into the lower 60s through Saturday. Another Pacific Storm will roll inland to our north on Sunday with rain and mountain snow forecast across Northern California, while SoCal remains high and dry. We will see another cooldown next week as well, with gusty west winds early on, warming later in the week. Overall, expect no major changes through the end of the month!