Residents of Ventura County can look forward to a pleasant close to September. After a light, patchy marine layer this morning, the evening will clear, leaving mostly clear skies with only occasional patchy fog.

Temperatures and overnight lows

Overnight lows are expected to sit in the 50s and 60s, providing a comfortable night for those out on the patio or taking a late‑night stroll along the coast. A low‑pressure system moving inland to the north will generate a moderate northerly flow, bringing a few pockets of gusty wind, especially near the Gaviota region of Point Conception.

Surf and high surf advisory

The lingering effects of Hurricanes Odalys and Polo continue to influence surf conditions along the Southern California coast. Combined with additional tropical systems to the west and north, surf will remain elevated. A High Surf Advisory is in effect through Tuesday for most of Southern California, including Ventura County’s south‑facing beaches, making it a prime time for experienced surfers while prompting caution for casual beachgoers.

Rain outlook

While the northerly flow may bring some moisture, rain chances to the south remain low. The remnants of Odalys and Polo will continue to produce isolated showers farther inland, but coastal areas should stay dry.

Looking ahead

As the week progresses, the developing northerly flow will gradually raise temperatures across the region. Residents can expect a warm start to the upcoming week, with clear skies dominating the forecast.

For the latest updates and any changes to the advisory, keep an eye on local weather stations and the National Weather Service.

Original reporting: KEYT (Ventura/Santa Barbara) — read the source article.