It's a very pleasant Saturday with temperatures in the 60s this morning. Temperatures will remain in the 60s for most of the afternoon, which is well below the typical high for this time of year in the mid 70s. Rain is not expected today. The wind will predominantly come from the east at 10 mph.

Temperatures will drop into the low to mid 50s by Sunday morning with increasing clouds and an east to southeast wind at 5-10 mph.

Steady rain develops tomorrow with a few spots seeing localized downpours. Most of the rain will be manageable, but flooding is possible where the heaviest rain develops in the afternoon and evening. Thunderstorms are not expected; however, showers will be widespread and could bring 1-2" of rain to some neighborhoods.

A coastal storm will sit offshore for the entire week, bringing persistent easterly breezes, chilly and overcast skies, and showers for most of next week. The worst wind will likely be on Tuesday and Wednesday, with gusts reaching 30 mph in coastal spots. The heaviest rain could develop on Thursday, but there is uncertainty about whether the storm will get close enough to create flooding or if the rain will remain lighter.