Looking at a nice fall weekend out there as temperatures return to normal with dry weather. Afternoons will be locally breezy over the next few days as a weak low-pressure system approaches from the southwest. Unfortunately, this system will be lacking moisture and instability, so the chance for any precipitation remains low at this time. Expect mostly suny skies today with highs in the mid-60s, southwest winds 5-15 mph during the afternoon. Little change through early next week as highs remain in the 60s with overnight lows in the 30s, west winds gusting 10-20 mph at times. That cutoff low will lift northeast through the area on Wednesday, bringing a few clouds and cooler temps as highs drop into the 50s. There is a slight chance for an afternoon shower or a few sprinkles, then fair and a little warmer through the end of the week. A strong Pacific storm will move into the Pacific next weekend with a decent atmospheric river bringing heavy rain and mountain snow to Northern California, but it looks like the moisture will remain north of us for now.