An upper level low pressure system will dive southwestward over Baja California Saturday, causing winds to increase once again over portions of Southeast California Saturday morning. Gusts upwards of 35-45 mph are expected, with locally stronger gusts over ridgetops in the typical wind prone areas. Therefore, a Wind Advisory will be in effect from 2 AM through 12 PM PST, covering the same areas that were under an Advisory on Thursday.
Cooler temperatures will be seen today as a deeper, but dry weather system begins to take shape over our region. Breezy to locally windy conditions are expected to continue through Saturday mainly across southeast CA. A quick warm up is expected this weekend before briefly turning cooler into early next week as another weather system potentially brings some light rain to the area on Monday. Strong high pressure is then likely to take over later next week pushing temperatures to well above normal again.
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