California – Steady warming returns on Thursday and by the weekend we should be seeing mostly 80s to mid-90s in the southern part of the Salinas Valley.

California – With moderate onshore flow and coastal marine layer conditions appearing nightly, temps will run close to normal through Saturday. The forecast next week shows much warmer than normal conditions across the Salinas Valley.

With moderate onshore flow and coastal marine layer conditions appearing nightly, temps will run close to normal through Saturday. The forecast next week shows much warmer than normal conditions across the Salinas Valley.

California – Cooling conditions near the coast will gradually spread inland through the late week along with an increase in night/morning low clouds. Near to slightly below normal daytime temps will then persist into the upcoming weekend.

California – Temps cool off to near normal with the widespread marine layer expected through this weekend. Next week, expect slightly warmer temps in the Salinas Valley.

California – Warmer daytime temps expected as we head into the weekend. Overnight lows warm into the low 50s. No rain in the forecast. Mexico – Seasonably warm temps today will rise 15 to 20 degrees above normal by the weekend. No rain over the next 5 days.

California – Near to below normal temps this week. This Sunday will bring a late-season frontal system bringing light to moderate showers by noon on Sunday.

California – Near record high temps expected today and tomorrow. Look for low-upper 80s coast to inland valleys. High temps drop back to the mid 60s coastal, upper 60s-mid 70s inland by Sunday afternoon.

California – Temperatures start to warm up this week as an offshore flow approaches. Temperatures to reach the mid-70s to mid-80s by Sunday afternoon. Mexico – Near to slightly below normal temps over the next 5 days across Northern Sonora. Over most of Central and Southern Sonora temps will generally be near normal through Friday and warm slightly by Saturday.