Look out for wet streets after spotty showers moved through overnight. Most neighborhoods west of the mountains are waking up to warmer temperatures by nearly 20 degrees, with current readings in the 50s. Despite this warmer start, the afternoon will trend cooler, especially in areas further from the coast, as a cold front moves through.
It's overcast right now, but we’ll see partial clearing along the coast with sunnier conditions inland, thanks to weak offshore winds.
Today’s highs will be 5 to 9 degrees cooler in the interior, with only slight changes along the coast. Valleys and desert areas will reach the mid to low 70s, mountains will peak in the upper 50s, and coastal regions will settle in the mid to upper 60s.
Calm and pleasant weather will continue through midweek, followed by cooling ahead of a second storm on Friday. Depending on how far west the storm tracks before reaching shore, it may bring measurable rain to San Diego as early as Friday morning. Current models indicate showers from Friday into Saturday.
By Friday, temperatures will drop significantly, especially in mountain communities. Daytime highs could be 10-20 degrees cooler, with inland overnight lows ranging from the 30s to 50s. If temperatures drop enough in the mountains and moisture lingers, we could see traces of snow at higher elevations.
Drier conditions are expected on Sunday, with the possibility of more rain moving in by Monday night.
Tuesday's Highs:
Coast: 64-67°
Inland: 68-73°
Mountains: 59-66°
Deserts: 72-76°
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