A Cool Weekend- 60s
Generally sunny skies were observed on Friday with nice afternoon temperatures about 70 degrees. An increase in northwesterly winds will bring about some upslope cloudiness south and east end of the valley for early Saturday morning. The clouds may persist into the early afternoon for some areas, but clearing is expected to develop moving in from the northwest. Highs on Saturday will be restricted to the mid 60s. Winds in the mountains will gust to about 35 MPH. There will also be a threat for patchy late night and early morning fog in the valley both Saturday and Sunday morning. Monday and Tuesday will be in-between days with mostly sunny skies and highs a bit higher into the low to mid 70s. But our next weather system will begin to affect the region with an increase in clouds late Tuesday and Wednesday. Computer models are indicating that this next frontal system is potent enough to bring windy weather to the mountains again and a slight chance for rain. It will be dry and cool once the low passes through on Thursday with generally pleasant weather into the following weekend. However, with the Tule Fog season about to start, we should likely see an increase in valley fog by the following Sunday and Monday.
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11-06-09 5:54 PM Chief Meteorologist MILES MUZIO
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