Tonight: The mostly clear skies will be maintained through the evening and overnight hours. It should be a lovely evening for a stroll with continued warm temperatures, light winds, and the sun not setting until after 8 PM. Overnight low temperatures will fall into the low to mid 40s in our westside valleys with low to mid 30s east of the Cascades. Along the coast, winds will stay breezy keeping temperatures milder. Lows will be in the 40s and 50s for coastal communities.

Tomorrow: The weather will really heat up on Wednesday. Much of the region will see sunny skies. High temperatures will climb into the upper 80s in our westside valleys with some spots getting into the 90s. The Klamath Basin will see highs get into the lower 80s. The Chetco Effect won't be as strong tomorrow, but we'll still be able to get into the 70s for highs in the Brookings area. Expect a northwest breeze to pick up for most inland areas in the afternoon.

Extended: Thursday will also be quite warm for inland areas. Meanwhile, the coast won't be as warm through the middle of the week as the Chetco Effect eases a bit. On Friday, a storm system will work through the Pacific Northwest. It'll drop temperatures a bit and pick up the winds, but we're also watching the potential for showers and thunderstorms. At this point, the possibility for spotty showers and isolated thunderstorms will be regulated to areas along and east of the Cascades and back down into Northern California. Some of the showers will linger into early Saturday morning in Siskiyou County.

This weekend will be sunny with temperatures warming back up. Highs will push 90° again in the Rogue Valley. We could see a more significant cool-down next week with the potential for showers for some.

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