From the Intermountain to the Pacific Coast, the weather will warmday-to-day through at least Monday while remaining dry. On Sunday, highpressure anchored along and east of the Rockies will foster widespread sunshinethroughout not only California and the Desert Southwest, but also nearly all ofthe Northwest.Temperatures will reach 75 to 85 degrees over Southern California, 70 to 75degrees in the Bay area and in the Pacific Northwest, well into the 60s fromPortland to Seattle.
Story by AccuWeather.com Senior Meteorologist Jim Andrews.
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