California: A strong high pressure system builds out west with dramatic warming over the weekend into early next week. Another round of record high temperatures are forecast into Tuesday.

California: Temperatures cool to near normal across the state following another round of extreme heat over the weekend. Wildfires continue to rage across the state.

A cut-off low-pressure system off the California coast will bring rain from north3n California to Northern Mexico mid-week. Heaviest precipitation looks to be across the southern half of the state and Northern Baja before clearing out by Friday.

High pressure continues out west as a weak cold front approaches the region late Friday into Saturday with a cool down and a chance of showers across Central and Southern California.

High pressure out west keeps the region in seasonable temperatures as a series of dry cold fronts move through the region next week. The Southwestern Desert regions received rainfall with amounts between 1/4 and 3/4 of an inch early this week as seasonable temperatures and dry conditions return.

High pressure builds out west with gradual warming into the weekend. Strong winds mid-week as a low-pressure system moves out will be followed by seasonal temperatures across the southwestern desert regions.

High pressure builds out west with seasonal temperatures across Southern California and the Southwestern Desert regions. A slight chance of showers on Sunday due to a weak system passing to the north.