CENTER )) (SKYCAM) HERE IS A LOOK OUTSIDE FROM OUR LOCAL SKYCAM LOW PRESSURE SLOWLY MAKES ITS WAY INLAND TONIGHT. THE DEEPER MARINE LAYER MAY LIMIT FOG DEVELOPMENT TO ONLY A FEW PATCHES IN THE NORTH BAY, OTHERWISE EXPECT ANOTHER CLOUDY NIGHT FOLLOWED BY A COOL AND CLOUDY THURSDAY. WHILE THURSDAY CONTINUES THE TREND OF CLOUDY SKIES, THE PATTERN SHIFTS, ALLOWING FOR MORE NORTHWEST FLOW AND BRINGING BACK SOME BREEZIER NORTHWEST WINDS INTO THE FORECAST STILL CLOUDY AND COOL WITH SOME POCKETS OF DRIZZLE OR A PASSING SHOWER FOR EARLY FRIDAY AS LOW PRESSURE EXITS AND THE MARINE LAYER COMPRESSES JUST ENOUGH FOR LOWER CLOUDS. FRIDAYúS CHANGE FROM THE LOWúS EXIT WILL MAKE FOR EVEN BREEZIER CONDITIONS FOR FRIDAY SPECIFICALLY FOR HIGHER PEAKS AND ALONG THE BIG SUR COAST. THE MORE ACTIVE WINDS WILL ALLOW FOR BETTER CLEARING OF CLOUD COVERAGE IN THE LATE AFTERNOON WHILE THE NEW PATTERN STILL ALLOWS FOR ONSHORE FLOW, CLOUD COVER BECOMES LESS PERVASIVE. WHILE THE IMMEDIATE COAST WILL CONTINUE TO STRUGGLE WITH CLOUD COVER, MOST AREAS SLIGHTLY MORE INLAND AND WELL INTO THE INTERIOR WILL SEE QUICKER CLEARING TIMES. THIS WILL PLACE MOST AREAS BACK INTO THE 60S AND 70S INTO THE NEXT WORK WEEK, WHILE THE COAST WILL STICK TO AROUND 60 DEGREE HIGHS. LONGER TERM MODELS STILL STRUGGLE WITH THE NEXT PATTERN CHANGE AT THE BEGINNING OF NEXT MONTH. SOME MODELS PLACE RAIN CHANCES BACK INTO THE FORECAST, OTHERS FAVOR MORE CLOUDY AND DRIZZLY CONDITIONS, AND A FEW KEEP THE MOISTURE WELL TO THE NORTH. (TEMPERATURE MAP) HERE IS A LOOK AT CURRENT TEMPERATURES ACROSS THE AREA. FROM THE SAN FRANCISCO BAY AREA, THE SANTA CRUZ MOUNTAINS AND COASTAL AREAS FROM SANTA CRUZ TO APTOS, THE SALINAS VALLE INCLUDING SALINA, SOLEDAD GONZALES AND KING CITY AND THE SANTA CLARA VALLEY INCLUDING MORGAN