This morning areas of drizzle/light rain were noted over OC and northwestern SD County, in line with expectations. This activity is currently filtering out of the region. Partly cloudy skies and mild temperatures are expected today across the area, though a stray shower cannot be ruled out this afternoon given the copious amounts of moisture. Over the next 36 hours moisture levels will drop across the county, ending the precipitation threat for the time being. Some instability will be present across the mountains tomorrow, and while an isolated shower/storm is possible, current thinking is that this is unlikely due to drier air aloft. Temperatures are expected to remain mild through the weekend whilst skies trend towards more sun than clouds. By the beginning of next week weak troughing will begin to be replaced by ridging. Models continue to diverge on the exact timing and strength of ridging; the remnants of Eugene will still be meandering in the region, with weak steering flow models will continue to struggle resolving this feature. Regardless, above average temperatures are expected beginning around the middle of next week. The hottest temperatures anomalies are expected away from the immediate coast. Dry weather is expected then with a continuation of daily breezy sea breeze winds over the usual wind prone areas.