San Diego County will see sunny, warm and dry conditions through the weekend. Temperatures will be six to twelve degrees above average.
Gusty winds winds will also be expected through the weekend. A wind advisory is in effect until late Sunday afternoon for inland and mountain communities. Local wind gusts could reach up to 65 mph in areas around the county. Unsecured objects around homes should be tied down. San Diegans should be cautious of falling tree limbs and driving conditions.
Another storm is expected for the end of next week, which may bring substantial rainfall. It's expected to arrive Thursday, lingering into the weekend. Mountain communities can expect snowfall Friday and Saturday as the snow level drops as low as 3,500 feet.
The National Weather Service says this next storm is unlikely to cause nearly as much flooding as the last one, but still may bring several inches of rain.
Sunday highs:
Coast: 70- 80°
Inland: 72-78°
Mountains: 55-67°
Deserts: 70-76°
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