Scattered, light showers will continue west of the mountains ahead of a deepening trough through tonight as strong westerly winds dominate the mountains and deserts. As the trough passes, much cooler and drier air will be forced southwestward, creating areas of strong Santa Ana winds Monday into Tuesday. These winds could be damaging and will create a period of critical fire weather conditions in favored areas through Tuesday. High pressure aloft will build in from the west later this week, returning fair and warmer weather to the region.

	Today: 59°F  50°F  Partly cloudy and cool. 15 percent chance of showers in the morning, then a 30 percent chance of showers in the afternoon 30% chance of precipitation Predicted Air Quality: good, AQI: 42 (for Anza Valley courtesy of the SCAQMD). Pollen level is rated "low-medium".
	Sunday night / Monday morning: 35°F  Mostly cloudy, becoming partly cloudy. Cold and windy. 35 percent chance of showers in the evening 35% chance of precipitation
	Monday: 55°F  Partly sunny, becoming sunny. Cool and dry. Offshore winds 0% chance of precipitation
	Monday night / Tuesday morning: 33°F  Clear. Cold and dry. Offshore winds 0% chance of precipitation
	Tuesday: 65°F  Sunny and dry. Offshore breezes 0% chance of precipitation
	Tuesday night / Wednesday morning: 37°F  Clear. Cold and dry 0% chance of precipitation
	Wednesday: 73°F  Sunny and dry 0% chance of precipitation
	Wednesday night / Thursday morning: 38°F  Clear 0% chance of precipitation
	Thursday: 77°F  Mostly sunny 0% chance of precipitation
	Thursday night / Friday morning: 41°F  Mostly clear and cool 0% chance of precipitation
	Friday: 77°F  Mostly sunny, becoming partly sunny 0% chance of precipitation
	Friday night / Saturday morning: 43°F  Partly cloudy, becoming clear. Cool 0% chance of precipitation
	Saturday: 78°F  Mostly sunny 0% chance of precipitation