Good morning edge of the marine layer! This view from the Chino Hills looking east across the Inland Empire at 545 am shows the edge of the fog. Coastal areas will not get much sun today, but it will be hot and sunny inland. Thanks HPWREN for the awesome image.

Some recent temperature readings across the region from about 3 PM. Could still see a degree or 2 more of heating for inland areas in the next hour or so. Thursday and Friday will also be warm for inland areas, with little variation in afternoon highs. #CAwx

Tornadoes touch down across US: Toddler killed in Michigan, 5 injured in Maryland trib.al/rAT0EEh

Did weather decide when the D-Day invasion would occur? trib.al/7MucCyy

Warm-up arrives with excessive heat for deserts, low clouds at coast trib.al/MnMF2Na

Scorching hot days haven't hit San Diego yet, but it's still important to be aware of the impact warm weather can have our pets. If you take your pet for a ride, please never leave them alone in a parked car—interior temperatures can rise quickly and cause serious health hazards.

Low clouds have started to lift here in inland North before 8 a.m. The weather service expects slightly above-average temps at the coast and valleys today, with slight warming continuing through Friday. #sandiegoweather #CAwx

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