A weak low-level ridge of high pressure continues to drive our weather pattern into Sunday, bringing some gusty east winds and a few isolated morning showers at the coastline.

Unlike yesterday, the shower chance should diminish as the afternoon wears on, thanks to a bit of drier air coming out of the eastern Gulf of Mexico and moving over Florida. Partly cloudy skies will remain with highs in the upper 70s at the coast and lower 80s inland.

A new upper-level ridge of high pressure moves in to start the week, once again forcing the main steering flow for fronts north of the state.

This should limit widespread rain chances this upcoming week, but will continue to steer an east wind ashore. Models are starting to agree that a weak seabreeze front will likely develop each afternoon from Tuesday on, but moisture remains quite weak.

A few afternoon showers are possible each day this week, but don't expect widespread coverage like what we see during the peak of summer.

A good reminder seabreeze season is upon us, however.

Highs: Upper 70s to Low 80s Lows: Mid-60s Rain Coverage: 10%

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