In a dramatic shift from the sweltering heat, meteorologist Amber Lee reports a significant cooldown sweeping across the region as we approach the first day of summer. The latest forecast reveals a refreshing marine influence, ushering in a drop in temperatures that could provide much-needed relief from the recent heatwave.

As dawn breaks, Lee emphasizes the arrival of a sea breeze that is already knocking temperatures down a few degrees compared to yesterday. The once scorching San Fernando Valley is expected to see highs around 86 degrees, a stark contrast to the oppressive 90s that have dominated recently. Woodland Hills will experience patchy clouds, with temperatures settling around 73 degrees this morning, while Santa Clarita, devoid of clouds, will still feel the impact of the cooling trend, reaching the upper 90s.

But the cooling doesn’t stop there. Lee warns residents to brace for a continued drop in temperatures as a low-pressure system from the Pacific Northwest moves in, pushing out the high-pressure heat that has gripped the area. By Saturday, temperatures could plummet further, with many areas seeing highs in the mid-80s, marking a significant shift as we transition into summer.

The forecast indicates that the marine layer will thicken, contributing to the June gloom that many locals are familiar with. While the initial days of summer may be cloud-covered, Lee assures that sunshine will return by the afternoon, bringing a welcome balance to the weather.

As we stand on the cusp of summer, residents are urged to prepare for this sudden weather transition, as the region gears up for a much cooler and more temperate season ahead. This is a pivotal moment—stay tuned for updates as the forecast evolves.