Weather Forecast for Tuesday, Nov. 10

And welcome back. I'm meteorologist Savana Khan. Good daily weather brought to you by Jacob and Ronnie called jacob.com. It's an easy start to a pretty warm afternoon. Temperatures currently a range of 60s, but we are still hot. We are still dry for this time of year. Temperatures will remain above average through your Veterans Day tomorrow. And Thursday will be a little bit of a transitional period, as we'll notice temperatures slowly coming down, Backing off and we're going to bring in rain chances beginning. As early as potentially Friday through the weekend and into Monday. Again, opportunities of rain. There could be some breaks in between, but we will continue to watch those conditions. And we're watching the coast. High surf and high tides alerts will remain in place only through about noon today before they lift. So some improvements there. Temperatures, 89 degrees, a big jump from what's normal, which is typically 75 degrees. Sunrise right around the corner at 6:21 this morning and already a beautiful look too. Again, the The day sunset at 4.52 this evening. It will be equally nice. We have this area of high pressure that remains anchored in its position, dominating our weather. The offshore trend is what's keeping us warmer than normal and dry. The jet stream, you can see that dividing line there, is keeping all the rain situated to the north. So if you're heading over the Pacific Northwest, you have another round of rain from Seattle into Portland. And we've got the coast. The alerts, as I mentioned, in place through about noon. High surf advisory. In place for Ventura County and LA County with surf heights 5 to 8 feet and we're watching high tide which is 7 to 7.4 at 8:38 this morning. So those low-lying vulnerable areas into Orange County we're on watch as well. Dangerous rip currents. For swimmers, so stay out of the water if you're not a strong swimmer. Here's a look at tomorrow's forecast. Veterans Day, it's a holiday, and temperatures will be above average. 80s along the beach, upper 80s, nearing 90s for inland areas and valley communities. If you're heading over to Big Bear, 62 degrees. And Lancaster, high desert, checking in at 77 degrees. So looking ahead as I was touching on the rain opportunities. Look at Friday by 1 p.m. We do have the system could move through perhaps some light precipitation. And yet a separate system will swing in sometime Saturday in the morning hours and bring in the potential for widespread rain. Rain will back off a tad, only maybe a 10% to 20% chance on Sunday. We'll bring in a little bit more sunshine and another round of precipitation, potentially Monday and into Tuesday. Here's a look at the beach today, 81 degrees with sunshine and precipitation chances after Thursday. Interior spots, 89 degrees, nearing 90s. Veterans Day looking beautiful before the rain. And we've got numbers or valleys in the IE about 88 degrees today. And here's a look at the incoming chances for raindrops.