Vanessa Paz

Today will be pleasant with temperatures nearly the same as Monday, with temperatures in the 70s for the most of the county and nearly 5 degrees below normal.

Wearing layers will be key this week as we expect cold mornings and warm days.

A pattern of cold mornings and warm, dry days continues into Tuesday. Brisk 40s and 50s blanket the inland valleys, with slightly warmer temperatures closer to the coast.

After a cool start to the day, it will be another warm afternoon with temperatures topping out 5 to 10 degrees above normal.

It's a foggier start to the day, with the worst of it targeting the South Bay. We'll have broken clearing along the coast with mostly sunny conditions for the inland valleys.

Pea soup views across the county, thanks to dense fog blanketing the coastal and inland communities, with visibility locally down to nothing.

It's starting off chilly in the 40s and 50s, but don't let that trick you; it'll be wickedly nice before a big ghoul-down tonight.

It's a Novem-burr start to the day with chilly temperatures across the county ranging from the 50s to 30s, with the coldest areas away from the coast.

Look out for wet streets after spotty showers moved through overnight. Most neighborhoods west of the mountains are waking up to warmer temperatures by nearly 20 degrees, with current readings in the 50s.

Chilly temperatures are blanketing the county, with plenty of 30s across the board. This afternoon will be warm and dry—a perfect day to replace windshield wipers and check the tread on tires ahead of shower activity on Friday.