This weekend brought drying conditions to San Diego County, with most of the Pacific Southwest avoiding active monsoon activity. The marine layer made a comeback Saturday morning along the coast and is expected to do the same Sunday morning.
The break from mountain storm activity is short-lived as an abundance of monsoonal moisture filters in Sunday night. Monday, storm chances pick up, focusing on the mountains and eastern parts of San Diego County. By Tuesday, chances peak and become more widespread, with the potential for spillover into the valley. By Wednesday, thunderstorm chances fizzle out but remain slight for the mountains and deserts through the end of the workweek.
Temperatures remain mild and near seasonal through the next week, with little fluctuation expected.
Sunday's Highs:
Coast: 74-79°
Inland: 84-94°
Mountains: 87-95°
Deserts: 107-112°
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