INLAND EMPIRE METRO: A few high clouds but continued mostly clear into Sunday. Highs near 72. Daybreak lows in the mid 40s. Partly cloudy and cooler Monday with a slight chance of evening showers.

MOUNTAINS: Mostly sunny becoming partly cloudy Monday. Afternoon winds to 25 miles an hour. Resort level highs mid 40s to mid 50s. Cooler Monday.

DESERTS: Mostly clear with light winds except 25 miles an hour in the northern deserts. Highs through Sunday mid 60s into the lower 70s. Cooler Monday.

BEACHES: Mostly clear with patchy morning fog developing. Highs in the mid 60s. Surf 2-6 feet. Water 58-64.

SUMMARY: As the long, breezy Thanksgiving holiday winds down, Southern Californians could be looking at a double chance of rain next week.

KEY POINTS
• 15-25% chance of showers Monday night into early Tuesday
• Gusty west winds in the mountains, deserts, and coastal waters Monday and Tuesday
• Potential for widespread rain and gusty winds late next week

Fading Santa Ana winds are being replaced this weekend by cooling sea breezes to round out the 4-day holiday. The onshore flow is setting the stage for a low pressure system from the Pacific Northwest. It will spread a very slight chance of showers from the coast, into the valleys and in the mountains by Tuesday.

Temperatures will be slightly below normal much of next week.

Forecasters are watching a more significant storm system reaching Southern California towards the end of next week and into next weekend.