SAN DIEGO (KGTV) — Getting sick of the warmth yet? No? Good, because the trend will continue, especially in the mountains and deserts before temperatures start to cool off.
Coastal neighborhoods will stay right around seasonal averages for the next few days, mainly in the low to mid-70s.
Inland neighborhoods will stay 5-10 degrees above average through mid-week, potentially reaching the upper-80s for some cities.
The mountains could see a gradual 12-degree swing between now and this upcoming Wednesday, while the deserts could creep right back up close to 100 degrees by the end of that same window.
After a slightly breezy Monday afternoon along the coast, those wind speeds will calm back down and stay there through your extended forecast. A low level marine layer with patchy morning fog should return by the end of the week.
Monday's Highs:
Coast: 70-82°
Inland: 80-87°
Mountains: 69-81°
Deserts: 83-90°
