SAN DIEGO — Slowly warming temperatures are expected to prevail across San Diego County into the upcoming weekend. The marine layer will be on repeat during the night and morning hours. This will be with the help of a coastal eddy developing through Friday morning. Along the coast, clouds will not entirely clear by the afternoon hours as daytime highs remain in the upper 60s.
With high pressure still overhead this weekend, expect widespread 70s from the mountains to the coast. This ridge of high pressure will also create a shallower marine layer and hinder the cloud cover from extending into the inland valleys overnight. This could result in some temperatures peaking in the low 80s across the inland valleys, which would widen the gap from seasonal heat for this time of the year.
SEASONAL (AVERAGE) DAYTIME HIGHS:
- Coast near 68 to 70 degrees
- Inland Valleys near 75 degrees
- Mountains near 67 degrees
- Desert near 91 degrees
FRIDAY TEMPERATURES:
ALONG THE COAST:
The surf has subsided to 2 to 4 feet with a moderate risk of rip currents. It will stay that way through Saturday.
Our evening high tides will also have an extra pull on them due to the new moon phase on Wednesday. High tides will continue to peak from 6 to 7 feet through Saturday.
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