A 76/45 masterpiece here today.
The models are hinting at some possible dry lightning over parts of Central WA this weekend. Thankfully the fire danger is still relatively low as things haven't really dried out yet. I'm planning on being over there on Sunday so I might catch the tail end before the fast clear out.
If the marine layer deepens more than expected (WHICH ALWAYS HAPPENS) it could be like last weekend and hold Palm Springs below 100 with Riverside not clearing until late afternoon.
In terms of your regional outcome yes. But they handle the pattern over the NPAC quite differently.
This looks like a prolonged -PNA cycle coming (will likely be the theme throughout the summer) so expect the GFS to continuously dig troughs into the GOA and blow up the 4CH too far west in the medium-long range.