The weather gods are looking out for us this weekend, keeping us dry with at-or-above normal temperatures. The same cannot be said for the upcoming week.
Sunday will bring party cloudy conditions for everyone, and mostly sunny skies in the deserts.
The cool down begins Monday, when temperatures dip below average. By Tuesday, some areas will see a nearly 20-degree dip compared to Sunday's daytime highs. The decrease won't be as steep on the coast, but places like El Cajon and Borrego will be 12 degrees cooler, while Julian and Campo will be 18 degrees cooler.
Then, the rain returns. We could see precipitation as early as Tuesday evening, but it's more likely the first drops will fall on Wednesday. The mountains might see some snow if it gets cool enough in that time.
This storm will be much more significant than the last one. The bulk of it will come through on Thursday and Friday.
Parts of San Diego could receive up to 3” of rain by the end, which could create problems with flooding. If you live in a flood-prone area, it might be a good idea to start getting some plans in place!
Sunday’s Highs:
Coast: 62-72°
Inland: 68-73°
Mountains: 59-70°
Deserts: 71-76°
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