High pressure building over the West will bring hot days and periods of offshore flow this week. The strongest east to northeast winds will surface in the mountains, foothills and valleys on Monday, driving the marine layer offshore, and increasing the wildfire threat. The winds will weaken Tuesday and Wednesday, but the hot dry weather will through the end of the week. Minor cooling is forecast next weekend as the ridge aloft slowly weakens.

	Today: 90°F  50°F  Sunny and very warm. Afternoon breezes 0% chance of precipitation Predicted Air Quality: moderate, AQI: 55 (for Anza Valley courtesy of the SCAQMD). Pollen level is rated "medium".
	Sunday night / Monday morning: 55°F  Clear 0% chance of precipitation
	Monday: 91°F  Sunny and very warm. Offshore breezes 0% chance of precipitation
	Monday night / Tuesday morning: 55°F  Clear and dry 0% chance of precipitation
	Tuesday: 93°F  Sunny. Very warm and dry. Offshore breezes 0% chance of precipitation
	Tuesday night / Wednesday morning: 55°F  Clear and dry 0% chance of precipitation
	Wednesday: 95°F  Sunny. Very warm and dry 0% chance of precipitation
	Wednesday night / Thursday morning: 56°F  Clear and dry 0% chance of precipitation
	Thursday: 96°F  Sunny. Very warm and dry 0% chance of precipitation
	Thursday night / Friday morning: 56°F  Clear and dry 0% chance of precipitation
	Friday: 94°F  Sunny. Very warm and dry 0% chance of precipitation
	Friday night / Saturday morning: 55°F  Clear and dry 0% chance of precipitation
	Saturday: 93°F  Mostly sunny. Very warm and dry 0% chance of precipitation