AccuWeather Forecast: Brief cooldown starts tomorrow

Takeaway of the Day
A shallower marine layer this morning led to relatively early warming across the Bay Area today. As of 3:30 this afternoon, temperatures were already in the mid-to-upper 90s inland, lower-to-mid-80s near the bay, and upper 60s at the coast--and the peak of warming was yet to be reached. Tonight, however, the marine layer will deepen once again and linger into the mid-morning hours tomorrow. There will also be widespread drizzle and light showers near the coast, which may result in a few damp spots on the roadways during tomorrow's morning commute.

A Look Ahead
A briefly cooler pattern will begin tomorrow and continue through Tuesday, with high temperatures generally about 3 to 6 degrees lower than today's highs. This will be followed by a brief warmup on Wednesday and Thursday, with high temperatures bouncing back closer to typical late-August levels. But this midweek warmup will then give way to a sustained cooling trend, which will begin on Friday and continue through next weekend.

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