Your extended forecast in San Diego is an active one, with a couple alerts to look out for alongside several chances for rain.
The coast is under a High Surf Advisory from 8 a.m. Sunday through 10 p.m. Monday. The elevated surf will hit 4-6 feet with some wave sets reaching 8 feet.
Meantime, the mountains and deserts are under a Wind Advisory from now through 4 p.m. Monday, with sustained winds expected between 25-40 mph, and some gusts reaching 55 mph. Even the coast and valleys will see increased wind speeds close to 20+ mph Sunday afternoon.
Everyone outside of the deserts has a chance for overnight showers, with more showers potentially on the way Sunday evening. There's a chance for snow in the mountains Sunday night and Monday morning as well.
The showers take a break Tuesday before coming back Wednesday through Friday.
Warmer weather and clearer conditions return next Saturday.
Sunday's Highs:
Coast: 59-65°
Inland: 55-63°
Mountains: 46-55°
Deserts: 66-73°
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