Tonight: The weak storm system that has provided us with some very light rain showers today will exit our area tonight, leading to mostly clear skies around the region. With mostly clear skies expected, overnight low temperatures will be a few degrees cooler than last night. Lows will fall into the upper 30s to low 40s for areas west of the Cascades overnight, with low temperatures bottoming out in the mid to upper 20s in the Klamath Basin. Winds will be generally light around the region tonight, although the coast could experience gusts up to 20 MPH. 

Tomorrow: Mostly sunny skies and seasonable temperatures will be experienced around the region on Monday. Patchy areas of morning fog will lift as we go into the late morning and early afternoon hours, and the entire region will be subject to a mostly sunny autumn afternoon. High temperatures on Monday will top out in the low 70s for our westside valleys and in Northern California with highs reaching the low to mid 60s in the Klamath Basin and on the coast. Much of the region will once again experience some haze tomorrow afternoon due to light winds and lingering smoke from prescribed burns. 

Extended: Following our mostly sunny Monday, Tuesday will be dry as well, but we're keeping an eye on a series of storm systems that could bring rain chances to our region for the middle and later stages of the week. At this point, the first system is set to impact the coast on Wednesday morning  before moving inland on Wednesday evening. This system on Wednesday will be the first of multiple systems to impact the region. Showery conditions will be maintained from the middle part of the workweek through next weekend.  

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