AccuWeather Forecast: Winds will ease overnight; Solano Co. Red Flag Warning ends tomorrow morning

Takeaway of the Day
This first full day of summer has been sunny, windy and mild with high temperatures just a few degrees below average. At 4 p.m., temperatures ranged from near 60 at the coast to lower 70s near the bay to 80 degrees in the warmest inland communities. Winds have been strong and gusty all day, with 4 p.m. gusts in the 25 to 35 mph range.

Because of this combination of gusty winds and low humidity, a RED FLAG WARNING for high fire danger will remain in effect until 9 a.m. tomorrow for Solano County plus the Carquinez Strait and Delta. Winds will ease considerably overnight and fire danger will diminish.

The Look Ahead
Tomorrow will be a sunny and much calmer day, as wind speeds taper off. It will also be a few degrees warmer than today with highs, ranging from 60 near the coast to lower 70s around the bay to lower-to-mid-80s inland. The week ahead will also feature much calmer winds, along with mainly sunny skies and summerlike warmth inland, where afternoon highs will be around 90 degrees. The exception will be Tuesday, which will begin with areas of morning fog, followed by afternoon highs mainly in the lower-to-mid-80s inland.

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