After another very warm day today, Monday and Tuesday will be noticeably cooler and less humid as a trough of low pressure moves east across the State. This cooler weather pattern will persist through the end of the week, keeping temperatures a little below average. Gusty westerly winds will develop this afternoon over the mountains and deserts, peeking Monday night. This prevailing onshore pattern will rebuild the marine layer and associated low clouds and fog inland for nights and mornings.

	Today: 96°F  70°F  Mostly sunny, becoming partly sunny and very warm 0% chance of precipitation Predicted Air Quality: moderate, AQI: 54 (for the Temecula Valley courtesy of the SCAQMD). Pollen level is rated "medium".
	Sunday night / Monday morning: 65°F  Partly cloudy 0% chance of precipitation
	Monday: 85°F  Partly sunny, becoming mostly sunny and warm 0% chance of precipitation
	Monday night / Tuesday morning: 58°F  Partly cloudy, becoming mostly clear 0% chance of precipitation
	Tuesday: 83°F  Low clouds and fog early, becoming sunny and warm 0% chance of precipitation
	Tuesday night / Wednesday morning: 58°F  Clear 0% chance of precipitation
	Wednesday: 80°F  Sunny and warm. Afternoon breezes 0% chance of precipitation
	Wednesday night / Thursday morning: 56°F  Clear 0% chance of precipitation
	Thursday: 78°F  Sunny 0% chance of precipitation
	Thursday night / Friday morning: 54°F  Clear, then low clouds and patchy fog developing 0% chance of precipitation
	Friday: 81°F  Low clouds and fog early, becoming sunny and warm 0% chance of precipitation
	Friday night / Saturday morning: 58°F  Clear, then low clouds and patchy fog developing 0% chance of precipitation
	Saturday: 83°F  Low clouds and fog early, becoming sunny and warm 0% chance of precipitation