High pressure will gradually increase its grip across southwest Oregon and northwest California this week, resulting in warming temperatures for inland areas.
Coastal areas will generally remain under the influence of the marine layer.
The stratus clouds have moved into the coastal regions mainly below 2,000 feet and confined to the coastal areas and river valleys near the coast.
Clouds are expected to clear back to near the coast this afternoon, but the immediate coast may only see a few breaks in the clouds.
Temperatures may approach or exceed 100 degrees in the warmest interior valleys by Friday.
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