Expect a mild and comfortable Opening Day for the San Diego Padres as a weak ridge of high pressure keeps skies dry. Passing, broken clouds will be common through the day as temperatures peak in the low to mid 60s on Thursday. A light breeze will pick up in the afternoon with speeds between 10 and 15 mph. A light jacket may come in handy, as some will still feel a chill in the air, especially when not in the direct sunlight. UV index will remain high, perpetuating the need for sunscreen. Friday's game will follow this trend with only minor cooling, but otherwise dry and partly cloudy. Concerns arise for games scheduled on Saturday and Sunday with rain in the forecast for both days. The incoming storm is expected to bring over an inch of accumulating rain and will come alongside cooler temperatures and gusty west winds. This will bring about a stronger threat for rain delays to the scheduled weekend games. MORE: https://www.cbs8.com/weather/