SOUTHWEST CALIFORNIA AREA FORECAST DISCUSSION
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE LOS ANGELES/OXNARD CA
520 AM PDT SAT JUN 13 2015

SYNOPSIS...  NIGHT THROUGH MORNING LOW CLOUDS WILL COVER THE COASTS AND EXTEND LOCALLY INTO THE VALLEYS... OTHERWISE IT WILL BE CLEAR.  DAYTIME HIGHS WILL BE SLIGHTLY BELOW NORMAL AT THE COASTS AND ABOVE NORMAL INLAND.

SHORT TERM (TODAY-MON)...  JUST A LITTLE LINGERING MOISTURE AND INSTABILITY WILL RESULT IN A SLIGHT CHANGE OF TSTMS THIS AFTERNOON AND EARLY EVENING OVER THE EASTERN SAN GABRIELS AS WELL AS THE EASTERN ANTELOPE VALLEY.  THESE TSTMS... IF THEY DO DEVELOP... WILL BE
MUCH LESS NUMEROUS AND A LITTLE WEAKER THAN YDYS STORMS.

OTHERWISE A 2300 FOOT MARINE LAYER WILL BRING MORNING STRATUS CLOUDS TO ALL CSTS AND VLYS EXCEPT FOR THE SANTA CLARITA.  THE CAPPING INVERSION IS QUITE STRONG AND THE ONSHORE FLOW IS A LITTLE STRONGER THAN NORMAL AS WELL SO LOOK FOR A ANOTHER DAY OF SLOW CLEARING INLAND AND LITTLE OR NO CLEARING NEAR THE BEACHES.  MAX TEMPS WILL WARM A LITTLE INLAND BUT WILL BE VERY SIMILAR NEAR THE COAST.

A LITTLE RIDGE SLOWLY NOSES IN FROM THE SW SUNDAY AND MONDAY.  THIS WILL SLOWLY SHRINK THE MARINE LAYER OUT OF THE VLYS BUT WILL
STREGTHEN THE INVERSION AND CONTINUE THE SLOW TO NO CLEARING TREND AT THE COAST.  MAX TEMPS WILL JUMP EACH DAY INLAND AND BY MONDAY 90S WILL BE THE NORM ACROSS THE VLYS.  NOT MUCH CHANGE ACROSS THE CSTS HOWEVER AS THE MARINE LAYER WILL OVERRIDE ANY SYNOPTIC SCALE WARMING.