A mostly cloudy day today will lead to light rain tonight in Hemet, San Jacinto and the region. The storm will stay mostly offshore as it travels southwards, and so rain will be heaviest at the coast. The best chances of rain are this evening and tonight. Inland rain totals are now predicted to be a tenth of an inch or less, with snow levels in the local mountains near 6,000 feet. Rain will end Wednesday morning as the storm passes east to the south. The dry pattern is expected to immediately resume, with warmer days expected Thursday and Friday. Over the weekend, low pressure will lead to partly cloudy skies and slightly cooler days, but no precipitation.

	Today: 64°F  47°F  Mostly cloudy. Winds from the south to 15 mph 10% chance of precipitation Predicted Air Quality: good, AQI: 42 (courtesy of the SCAQMD). Pollen level is rated "low-medium".
	Tuesday night / Wednesday morning: 48°F  Mostly cloudy, 70% chance of rain in the evening, then a 55% chance of rain. Winds from the northeast to 6 mph 70% chance of precipitation
	Wednesday: 73°F  Partly cloudy, 15% chance of rain in the morning. Winds from the northeast to 6 mph 15% chance of precipitation
	Wednesday night / Thursday morning: 48°F  Mostly clear 0% chance of precipitation
	Thursday: 75°F  Sunny, dry 0% chance of precipitation
	Thursday night / Friday morning: 53°F  Clear, dry 0% chance of precipitation
	Friday: 69°F  Mostly sunny, dry 0% chance of precipitation
	Friday night / Saturday morning: 47°F  Mostly clear, dry 0% chance of precipitation
	Saturday: 68°F  Mostly sunny, becoming partly cloudy in the late afternoon, dry 0% chance of precipitation
	Saturday night / Sunday morning: 46°F  Partly cloudy, dry 5% chance of precipitation
	Sunday: 69°F  Partly cloudy, dry 5% chance of precipitation
	Sunday night / Monday morning: 44°F  Partly cloudy, dry 10% chance of precipitation
	Monday: 67°F  Partly cloudy, dry 10% chance of precipitation