Friday, May 17, 2013
By News 8 Chief Meteorologist Matt Baylow
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While there are some chances for drizzle or even light showers today, those chances are quite slim - most San Diegans will stay mostly dry over the next 24 hours, but the marine layer and its cloud deck will keep temperatures in the 60s both at the coast and inland, too. Another wave of energy in San Diego's atmosphere will help to keep the chance for drizzle in our forecast Saturday morning, but then some nice drying should take place - and drier weather will bring warmer sunshine on Sunday.
A bit of a warming trend will continue into Monday and Tuesday of next week, but then it's back to clouds and cooling for the second half of next week as San Diego's rollercoaster ride here in the month of May continues.
Matt Baylow is the Chief Meteorologist for KFMB-TV, and you can catch his weather forecasts each weeknight at 5pm, 6:30pm, and 11pm on San Diego's weathercasts first broadcast in sparkling High Definition. There's never been a "clearer" weather forecast, that is, if you can get past the hair that's out of place. And sometimes the pattern on the tie. Did we mention the tie?
