
Much of this week temperatures will be near 100°, but I don't think we will hit our first 100° day. A large storm moving into the Pacific Northwest will bring gusty southwest wind into the area by the middle of the week. Even though this wind will only have gusts to 25 MPH, it will be strong enough to keep our temperatures in check. Expect mostly sunny skies all week long. - First Alert Meteorologist Aaron Pickering

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