Summer Time Pattern With Mild to Warm Temps

KSBW 8 Meteorologist Art Jarrett has your local forecast.

TO DENSE FOG THISEARLY MORNING.EXPECT MOSTLY CLOUSKIES THAT WILL GIVEWAY TO PARTLY CLOUDYSKIES INTO THE LATMORNING HOURS.THIS AFTERNOON, LOCALTEMPERATURES WILL BEFROM MID 60'S TO UPPER70'S AT THE COASTUNDER SUNNY TO PARTLYCLOUDY SKIES, INLANDLOCAL TEMPERATURESWILL REACH LOW 80'S TONEAR 90 DEGREES.

YES,A DROP IN CENTRALCOAST TEMPERATURESTHIS AFTERNOON BY 3-5DEGREES FROMYESTERDAY'S AFTERNOONHIGHS.LATE THIS AFTERNOONINTO THE EVENINGHOURS, COASTAL FOGWILL PUSH INTO THEMONTEREY BAY -- ASWEST WINDS FROM 5-15MPH DIP INTO THESALINAS VALLEY.TONIGHT, PARTLYCLOUDY SKIES BECOMEMOSTLY CLOUDY AS THEMARINE LAYER BEGINS TOSETTLE IN FOR THENIGHT.OVERNIGHT HOURS,PATCHY FOG WILL BEGINTO DEVELOP, FOLLOWEDBY MIST AND POTENTIALDRIZZLE AT THE COASTAND EVENTUALLY TOHIGHWAY 101 AROUNDSALINAS.TOMORROW, WILL BETHE FIRST DAY OFAUTUMN.THE AUTUMNAL EQUINOXBEGINS A 6:31TOMORROW MORNING.NOT TO MUCH CHANGEACROSS TUESDAY,WEDNESDAY ANDTHURSDAY, HOWEVER,TEMPERATURES WILLCOOL A COUPLE OFDEGREES --HERE ORTHERE.LATE THURSDAYANOTHER COLD FRONTPUSHES RAIN INTO THEPACIFIC NORTHWEST ANDSOUTHWARD -- JUST SHYOF THE GOLDEN GATEBRIDGE.LOCALLY, WE WILL SEEAN INCREASE OF COASTALWINDS, CLOUDS, MISTAND DRIZZLE.ACROSS THE THISWEEKEND, LOOK FOR ABIT OF A WARMING OFLOCAL TEMPS.