Outside of a slight dip below seasonal averages for areas west of the mountains on Wednesday, we will remain warm across the region and welcome Santa Ana winds once again by the weekend.
A Beach Hazards Statement remains in effect through Tuesday for the entire coastline due to strong rip currents, high surf with sets up to 6 feet, and minor coastal flooding, particularly during high tide around 8 a.m. We recommend you avoid parking in low-lying lots near the beach at that time as they will be at risk for floods.
Coastal communities will see morning patchy fog through Thursday, leaving them with partly cloudy skies during that span. The inland valleys and mountains will also see a light cloud cover on Tuesday.
Outside of that, the sun will be shining down across San Diego County through your extended forecast.
Daytime highs on Tuesday will be right around average along coast and inland, which means the mid-to-upper 60s and low-70s, respectively. The mountains and deserts will be about 10-12 degrees above average and remain there until the start of next week.
Wednesday will be on the cooler side in the lower elevations, before warming back above average Thursday.
Tuesday's Highs:
Coast: 64-73°
Inland: 69-74°
Mountains: 62-71°
Deserts: 75-81°
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