We'll begin to lose the clouds throughout the morning, as the s/w trough treks out. I'll go for mostly sunny skies by the early afternoon. The cold front will continue to trek southward, and a pre-frontal trough will develop out ahead of it. They'll be a few showers/thunderstorms, as indicated on a few short-range models such as the WRF. These showers should die out with the loss of daytime heating as they head southward with the front. So pops around 20% will be put into the grids.
As the s/w trough moves out with its associated cool pool aloft, temps at 850mb will begin to rise. We'll see temps between 10 and 12'C, which correlates to temperatures around 80 degrees or so. Afternoon seabreezes will be had at the coast, with an onshore flow ahead of the cold front, so temps there will be cooler.
Any showers or isolated thunderstorms will die out with the loss of heating. The cold front will run into the surface high that is building to our west, and should wash out with time. Temps will fall into the mid 60's in the urban corridor, Winds decouple over the interior, with decent radiational cooling conditions expected, with lows in the 50's as the airmas behind the washing out front is not all that cooler.