SAN DIEGO — San Diego is enjoying the effects of a weak High pressure over the southwest as a large area of Low pressure moves through the the Bay area. Expect mild conditions to start the week with temperatures slightly cooler than normal. Less cloud cover is expected by mid-week as High pressure rebuilds.
The onshore breeze will not be as strong heading into Monday with a return of the offshore flow by Wednesday due to a weak Santa Ana.
The last full Moon of 2024 will arrive tomorrow, the Cold Moon.
SUNDAY TEMPERATURES:
SEASONAL (AVERAGE) DAYTIME HIGHS:
- Coastal highs near 65 to 66 degrees
- Inland valley highs near 65 degrees
- Mountain highs near 51 degrees
- Desert highs near 69 degrees
AT THE COAST:
There will be an extra pull on the ocean due to the approaching full Moon on Sunday. This will also lead to minor tidal overflow onto boardwalks and in parking lots at some San Diego County beaches through Sunday morning. As a result, the Beach Hazard Statement has been extended.
A weak ridge will build in and bring us more sunshine with some passing clouds by into the weekend. Another fast-moving weak disturbance will sweep through the region. This will bring a few clouds on Sunday.
By the middle of next week a weak Santa Ana possible. Expect mostly sunny skies, drier air, and mild temperatures. This will mean elevated fire weather concerns.
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