High pressure building over the Great Basin tonight will bring mostly clear skies Monday and Tuesday along with gusty offshore winds to the mountains, foothills and valleys. It will be dry and warm in the coastal zones, but cooler than average in the mountain and desert areas. A weak trough on Wednesday will bring scattered clouds and onshore flow. This will be followed by another high pressure system for clear, warm days Thursday through Saturday. A Pacific storm will bring a chance for precipitation early next week.

	Today: 67°F  38°F  Sunny. Offshore breezes in the afternoon 0% chance of precipitation Predicted Air Quality: good, AQI: 33 (for the Temecula Valley courtesy of the SCAQMD). Pollen level is rated "medium".
	Monday night / Tuesday morning: 44°F  Mostly clear, becoming partly cloudy. Cool. Offshore breezes 0% chance of precipitation
	Tuesday: 68°F  Partly sunny and dry. Offshore breezes 0% chance of precipitation
	Tuesday night / Wednesday morning: 38°F  Partly cloudy and cold. Offshore breezes in the evening 0% chance of precipitation
	Wednesday: 63°F  Partly sunny 0% chance of precipitation
	Wednesday night / Thursday morning: 41°F  Partly cloudy and cool 10% chance of precipitation
	Thursday: 64°F  Partly sunny, becoming mostly sunny 0% chance of precipitation
	Thursday night / Friday morning: 44°F  Mostly clear and cool 0% chance of precipitation
	Friday: 69°F  Mostly sunny, becoming partly sunny 0% chance of precipitation
	Friday night / Saturday morning: 44°F  Partly cloudy and cool 0% chance of precipitation
	Saturday: 70°F  Partly sunny 0% chance of precipitation
	Saturday night / Sunday morning: N/A  % chance of precipitation
	Sunday: N/A  % chance of precipitation