A refreshing midweek chill is set to sweep through the area, with temperatures gradually declining from Wednesday to Friday, as reported by the National Weather Service.
Coastal regions are set to experience persistent night and morning low clouds extending into inland valleys. However, as the weekend approaches, these clouds are expected to become more patchy and less extensive due to a reduction in the marine layer.
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On Wednesday, temperatures are set to soar, hitting 70 to 73 near the coast, 75 to 79 inland, 77 to 81 in the western valleys, 85 to 90 close to the foothills, 86 to 96 in the mountains, and a scorching 106 to 110 in the deserts, according to the NWS.
A surge of high pressure moving in from the south is set to deliver a 5-degree increase in temperatures for the upcoming weekend.
Early next week, a gradual cooling trend is anticipated, as reported by the weather agency.
