Low pressure moves to the east and will slowly be replaced with high pressure as we near the weekend. Cooler air remains parked over the region, so temperatures will stay below average Friday, but will be a few degrees warmer than previous days. Highs will climb into the upper 50s and lower 60s. Some fog development may occur near Lompoc and Santa Maria, so make sure to utilize low beams. By the early afternoon, any fog or clouds that did develop will clear out fast. Mostly sunny conditions persist and it will be a cool but pleasant day. While we expect calm conditions on land, we still have a multitude of marine hazards. A High Surf Advisory is in effect for Ventura, Northern Santa Barbara and San Luis Obispo counties until noon on Friday. A Beach Hazard Statement is in effect until noon Friday for the South Central Coast, where waves could be 4-6ft. Winds will pick up this evening and are up to advisory standards. The National Weather Service has issued a Wind Advisory starting at 6pm and continuing into Sunday for the South Central Coasts and portions of the Santa Ynez mountain range.