SAN DIEGO (KGTV) — A trough parked over San Diego County is ushering in cooler and windier weather. The coast will see low to mid 70s, while inland neighborhoods will reach low to mid 80s.
Gusty westerly winds will continue to impact the mountains and deserts. Gusts could exceed 40mph in the deserts. This will elevate the risk of brush fires breaking out, so make sure to clear defensible spaces around your home!
The county will remain cool until the middle of the week, when a warming trend begins. By Friday, above-average heat will be back. Monsoonal moisture is expected to return, creating a slight chance of showers and thunderstorms in the mountains.
Monday's Highs:
Coast: 70-79°
Inland: 80-89°
Mountains: 81-91°
Deserts: 102-108°
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