The Beach Hazards Statement along the coast remains active until tomorrow morning, when high tides (around 8 a.m.) are expected to reach 6-7 feet.
King Tides come with minor tidal overflow, mainly in low-lying areas like parking lots near the beach that can be prone to flooding.
Other than that, Sunday should be another sunny one in San Diego. Temperatures will be a bit cooler than where we topped out on Saturday. Cities along the coast and inland will peak in the 60s, while most spots the mountains will be in the 50s and the deserts in the low 70s.
Sunday should be breezy in the mountains as well, with some isolated gusts reaching close to 30 mph. After a calm, start to the work week, Santa Ana winds should return next Wednesday and Thursday.
That's also when a warmup begins, during which San Diego County will be 5-10 degrees above average and stay there for a few days.
Sunday's Highs:
Coast: 60-69°
Inland: 64-69°
Mountains: 55-64°
Deserts: 67-72°
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