Sunny Weekend Ahead - Friday June 5th Weather

Added: 2026-06-08

[00:00:06]HERE IS A LOOK AT HIGH TEMPERATURES ACROSS THE AREA FROM EARLIER TODAY. THE SANTA CRUZ MOUNTAINS AND COASTAL AREAS FROM SANTA CRUZ TO APTOS, THE SALINAS VALLEY INCLUDING SALINAS, SOLEDAD, GONZALES, KING CITY, AND THE SANTA CLARA VALLEY INCLUDING MORGAN HILL AND GILROY SATELLITE IMAGERY SHOW WHERE THE CLOUDS AND HIGH AND LOW PRESSURE SYSTEMS ARE AND IF ANY RAIN IS HAPPENING IN THE STATE CURRENTLY HERE IS A LOOK AT STATE TEMPERATURES.

[00:00:49]BREEZY TO GUSTY ONSHORE WINDS IN THE AFTERNOON AND EVENING - WARM TO HOT CONDITIONS THIS AFTERNOON ACROSS THE INTERIOR - COOLING TREND ARRIVES THIS WEEKEND WITH A CHANCE FOR LIGHT RAIN EARLY NEXT WEEK - HAZARDOUS BEACH CONDITIONS CONTINUE THROUGH SATURDAY MORNING CLEAR CONDITIONS PREVAIL ACROSS THE REGION WITH MILD UPPER LEVEL RIDGING CONTINUING ACROSS THE STATE. ANOTHER DAY OF TEMPERATURES WARMER THAN THE SEASONAL AVERAGE IS EXPECTED WITH TODAYúS HIGHS IN THE MIDDLE 80S TO MIDDLE 90S IN THE INLAND VALLEYS, THE MIDDLE 70S TO THE LOWER 80S NEAR SF BAY AND THE SANTA CRUZ COASTAL PLAINS, THE MIDDLE 60S TO LOWER 70S IN THE SOUTHERN MONTEREY BAY REGION, AND THE LOWER TO MIDDLE 60S ALONG THE COAST. BREEZY ONSHORE PATTERN WINDS ARE EXPECTED TO DEVELOP TODAY WITH GUSTS TO 20 TO 30 MPH ALONG THE COAST, THROUGH GAPS AND PASSES, AND ALONG THE RIDGELINES. THE STRONGEST GUSTS ALONG THE NORTH BAY COAST AND THROUGH THE ALTAMONT PASS COULD REACH 35 TO 40 MPH. OVERNIGHT, SOME STRATUS DEVELOPMENT IS POSSIBLE ON THE WESTERN SIDE OF THE SAN MATEO PENINSULA, THE MONTEREY BAY REGION, AND THE SALINAS VALLEY.

[00:02:27]FOR SATURDAY, A PATTERN CHANGE TOWARDS COOLER TEMPERATURES WILL ARRIVE AS A TROUGH MOVES INTO THE PACIFIC NORTHWEST. HIGHS WILL DIP RATHER NOTICEABLY AS THE INLAND VALLEYS DROP TO THE MIDDLE 70S TO LOWER 80S, WHILE THE BAYS SEES TEMPERATURES IN THE MIDDLE 60 TO THE LOWER 70S AND THE PACIFIC COAST DROPS INTO THE MIDDLE 50S TO LOWER 60S. THE AFTERNOON ONSHORE FLOW WILL BE A LITTLE GUSTIER AS THE TROUGH ALLOWS THE PRESSURE GRADIENT TO INCREASE.

[00:03:06]TROUGHING WILL CONTINUE INTO THE MIDDLE OF NEXT WEEK AS A SECOND UPPER LEVEL LOW REINFORCES THE PATTERN. TEMPERATURES WILL DIP IN THE EARLY PART OF NEXT WEEK WITH HIGHS IN THE 70S ACROSS THE INLAND VALLEYS AND THE 60S CLOSE TO THE BAYS. SOME RAIN CHANCES ARE ALSO POSSIBLE FOR THE EARLY PART OF NEXT WEEK, ALTHOUGH THE EXACT TIMING CONTINUES TO JUMP AROUND WITH EACH MODEL RUN. THE CURRENT FORECAST HAS CHANCES FOR RAIN TOPPING OUT AROUND 20 TO 40% ALONG THE COAST, ARRIVING LATE ON MONDAY INTO TUESDAY MORNING.

[00:03:52]RAINFALL AMOUNTS CONTINUE TO FLUCTUATE, BUT EVEN IN THE REASONABLE WORST CASE SCENARIO FROM THE NBM 90TH PERCENTILE, RAINFALL AMOUNTS ALONG THE SONOMA COAST TOP OUT AROUND A QUARTER TO A HALF AN INCH, WITH TOTALS ABOVE A TENTH OF AN INCH GENERALLY CONFINED TO SONOMA COUNTY, WESTERN MARIN COUNTY AND THE MARIN COASTAL RANGES, AND THE COAST OF THE SAN MATEO PENINSULA.

[00:04:22]THE TROUGHING PATTERN IS EXPECTED TO MOVE OFF TO THE EAST TOWARDS WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY