Visibility continues to be impacted along the coast and inland due to overnight and morning fog, and now a High Surf Advisory has been added into the mix.
The San Diego International Airport is still dealing with delays, largely in part to these foggy conditions. Areas west of the mountains can expect to deal with that Sunday and Monday, and at the end of next week.
Whether you’re flying or driving this morning, budget extra time and take it slow! Also avoid high beams on the roads.
The High Surf Advisory goes into effect 10 p.m. Saturday and lasts through 4 a.m. Wednesday. Waves can be anywhere between 6-13 feet tall, so it would be a good idea to avoid swimming and surfing in that window.
On Tuesday, Christmas Eve will bring a chance for afternoon and evening showers along the cost, inland and in the mountains. It should be windy in the mountains and deserts as well.
Christmas will be dry and sunny, with temperatures a couple degrees below average along the coast and inland, and a bit above average in the mountains and deserts.
Christmas Day also marks the first night of Chanukah. Kwanzaa kicks off one day later.
Happy holidays to all!
Sunday's Highs:
Coast: 62-71°
Inland: 68-73°
Mountains: 63-72°
Deserts: 76-80°
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