Breezy onshore winds, seasonal temperatures
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In terms of fire weather, conditions have improved in comparison to yesterday, given the deeper marine layer and gentler winds. Nevertheless, while our overall risk is lower, grass fires can still develop and spread, particularly if precautions are not taken for campfires or other outdoors activities, so be careful if you use flames outside, since this afternoon will be breezy, and grasses are drier. If you are heading to the beach this weekend, buoy observations are indicating cold water temperatures (in the low to mid 50s), which can incapacitate even the most experienced swimmer in minutes and may make self rescue nearly impossible. In addition, marine conditions will be hazardous for small crafts due to northwesterly winds gusting between 25 to 40 mph across the waters. Sunday through Monday: temperatures will hold fairly steady in the 50s to 60s along the coast and 70s across the interior. Temperatures warm on Tuesday into the mid 70s to low 80s across the interior before dropping 2-4 degrees on Wednesday after a weak cold front moves through. As high pressure builds in, temperatures will start to increase Thursday into next weekend.
Enjoy the upcoming seasonal weather before warmer weather returns next weekend and we enter the summer months.
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