After a relatively calm and warm Sunday, weather conditions change drastically across San Diego County.
For those of you living along the coast and inland, you can expect patchy fog to roll in overnight and into Sunday morning, reducing visibility in some areas down to a half-a-mile or less.
Temperatures will be a bit cooler compared to Saturday, but will still be above average across the board.
Santa Ana winds will trigger a Red Flag Warning for inland and mountain communities from Monday to Wednesday. Humidity could drop into the single digits for many spots, and wind gusts could reach up to 60 miles per hour locally.
In response, San Diego Gas & Electric issued a Public Safety Power Shutoff Warning for affected areas, meaning, as a last resort, they might shut off power in 24-48 hours until the fire risk has passed.
With that risk in mind, now is the time to start getting your home prepared and clearing defensible space.
While the low relative humidity will persist, the Santa Ana winds ease off by Wednesday afternoon, leading to calm conditions for the end of next week.
Sunday's Highs:
Coast: 63-74°
Inland: 71-77°
Mountains: 62-71°
Deserts: 75-79°
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