SAN DIEGO (KGTV) — Expect a noticeable cooling pattern on Tuesday lasting through the week before another unseasonal warm-up this weekend. Onshore flow will persist over the next few days, becoming more pronounced Tuesday, increasing winds along the mountains and deserts.
Because of the strong winds we expect, a Wind Advisory has been issued for the county's eastern half starting at 2 P.M. on Tuesday through Wednesday morning. Westerly gusts will range from 20-35mph, with isolated gusts up to 50mph. Meanwhile, we'll have a nice sea breeze paired with a long-awaited cool down for the coast and valley communities.
In addition, the marine layer will deepen towards the inland valleys each evening through Wednesday, reducing visibility and producing heavy mist and light showers.
There won't be too much fluctuation when it comes to daytime highs this week but take advantage of these seasonal conditions because we have another warm-up next week.
Tuesday's Highs:
Coast: 72-76
Inland: 75-80
Mountains: 70-80
Deserts: 93-98
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