Sometimes, average ain't so bad!
Temperatures will be right around where we are supposed to be this time of year all weekend long. Next weekend, though, will look and feel much different.
Just like Saturday morning, Sunday will start on the chilly side, but should warm up back to average by midday. That means upper 60s to mid-70s along the coast and mid-to-upper 70s inland.
Combine that with mostly sunny skies and it should shape out to be another beautiful day in San Diego!
With the return of onshore flow, the air will be much less dry. That's because winds will be coming off of the water, bringing some moisture with it that will raise humidity in parts of the county that have been prone to fires.
Veteran's Day on Monday will be a breezy one in the mountains and deserts, but a sunny one all the way around. Temperatures peak for the week on Wednesday, but then cool off significantly by next Saturday — we're talking daytime highs about 10-15 degrees below average!
Sunday's Highs:
Coast: 68-75°
Inland: 75-79°
Mountains: 64-76°
Deserts: 75-81°
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