An upper level low pressure system will dive southwestward over Baja California causing winds to increase over portions of Southeast California this morning. Gusts upwards of 35-45 mph are expected with locally stronger readings over ridgetops in the typical wind prone areas. A Wind Advisory is in effect through 12 PM PST.
Rapid warming will occur this weekend before briefly turning cooler early next week as another weather system brings scattered light rain to the area Monday. Strong high pressure will take over later next week pushing temperatures back well above normal.
Chances for light rain will increase Monday with the greatest opportunities focused over mountains east of Phoenix. Timing will favor isolated to scattered showers primarily Monday evening and overnight. Most locations will experience under 0.10", and many not receiving any accumulating rainfall.
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