Overview
- High Surf Advisories remain in effect through Wednesday night for west-facing beaches, with 7–12 foot waves and local sets near 14 feet and dangerous rip currents.
- Dense marine fog reduced visibility for Monday morning commuters, with late-night and morning low clouds expected to continue and winds staying secondary to surf and fog.
- Temperatures trend cooler into midweek as a Pacific Northwest low draws in cooler air, making Wednesday the cloudiest and coolest day with possible light drizzle.
- Rain chances stay very limited, with a minor opportunity for brief showers Tuesday evening and again Wednesday night into Thursday that would yield only a few hundredths of an inch if any.
- Coastal cloud cover will hinder views of the Orionid meteor shower, with the best viewing after midnight in inland areas beyond the marine layer.