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Friday will be the warmest day of the weekend as cooler temperatures are expected to roll in. We'll see a mix of sun and clouds Friday with highs near 80, said News10 meteorologist Monica Woods.

A low pressure system will bring back a chance of weekend showers. Expect increasing clouds on Saturday with a chance of nighttime showers. Highs will drop to near 70 degrees.

On Sunday, cold air will start to move through Northern California with unsettled, changing weather through the day. Woods said there will be a chance of showers and thunderstorms and highs will only reach the lows 60s. Temperatures will trend about 15 to 20 degrees below normal.

The threat for showers continues on Monday with highs remaining well below normal in the upper 60s.

Enjoy the sun while you can!

The Valleys saw a chilly start Friday with lows dropping into the 30s! Daytime highs will rise to the upper 50s to low 60s, according to News10 meteorologist Mellisa Paul. A mix of sun and clouds is expected for Friday with a small potential for light scattered showers. Another round of afternoon thunderstorms is in order as well.

On Thursday an EF 0 tornado touched down near Fairfield causing minor structural damage. While Thursday's storms favored the Delta, Friday’s best chance for turbulent weather will be the North San Joaquin Valley and foothills, Paul said.

The ridge of high pressure that will start to build over California for the weekend will sag slightly late Sunday into Monday as a storm pushes into the North West. Light shows may impact the North Mountains, but further south will remain dry with increasing clouds.

Temperatures will stay cool, but heat near normal for the weekend.