Troughing along the West Coast will bring a cool-down for the weekend along with gusty west winds at times, as our forecast remains dry. The onshore flow will strengthen as a Pacific storm rolls inland to our north on Friday through the weekend. This will pull our daytime highs into the lower 60s with westerly winds continuing 15-25 mph at times. Overnight temperatures will also cool with lows in the 30s, possibly dipping down around freezing in a few locations. A weakening cold front will pass through the area on Monday with additional cooling as highs may struggle to get out of the 50s, warming gradually through the middle of next week. Later in the week, another Pacific trough may pull tropical moisture northward from what will be the remnants of Pricilla in the Eastern Pacific. Exactly where this moisture goes remains to be seen, but we could see a chance of showers later in the week, unless the bulk of the moisture heads east of us into Arizona. Stay tuned!