You can't ask for a better weekend forecast for your coastal and inland communities. Similar to Saturday, your Sunday high temperatures will either be right at or slightly below average for most locations. The coast can look forward to highs in the upper 60s to mid-70s, while most inland neighborhoods will reach low to mid-80s.
Areas of patchy, dense fog will persist until early Sunday afternoon. Take note if you're driving! Visibility in some areas will be limited to a quarter-mile or less, especially inland. By the afternoon, the cloud cover will mix out, leading to mostly sunny skies for most of the county.
Temperatures tell a different story in the mountains and, especially, the deserts. Ocotillo Wells climbed all the way up to 116 on Saturday! The Excessive Heat Warning issued for the deserts ended at 8 p.m.
It won't be as hot Sunday in those areas, but still, you can expect highs to hit 10 degrees above average. That puts you in the mid-80s to low 90s in the mountains and into the triple digits in the deserts. In fact, Borrego is forecasting 107 degrees Sunday, which would tie a record set in 1980.
It's about to get even hotter during the work week. Temperatures will steadily climb before most cities peak either Tuesday or Wednesday.
Sunday's Highs:
Coast: 69-76°
Inland: 80-93°
Mountains: 85-95°
Deserts: 105-109°
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