It might be the first day of October, but San Diegans won’t see cool weather for awhile.
The first three days of the month are expected to be pretty warm, according to the National Weather Service.
“It is going to be hot outside,” said NBC 7 meteorologist Greg Bledsoe. “We’ll be about 10-15 degrees above average, especially in the inland areas.”
Temperatures could reach up to 90 degrees at the coast, and 100 degrees in places such as El Cajon or Santee.
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NWS issued a statement that the hot dry conditions will increase potential for wildfire, especially near the coastal foothills.
But the heatwave isn’t here to stay, said Bledsoe. Expect to feel a cooler climate throughout the week.
